Facts & Tipps

Independence Day Celebration featuring a lecture on the history of Montenegro leading up to independence So, everyone, since it’s always so much fun, let’s go ahead and add another event right away. So we’d like to celebrate Independence Day with everyone—including, of course, and especially, the Montenegrins. On May 21, 2006, Montenegro gained its independence! A great reason to rejoice and celebrate! So, May 21 is the big day—as always, up at our camp in Dapčevići. There’ll be grilled meat and vegetables, goulash, and of course drinks, as well as deliiicious cake from our dear Bianca. We would take 15 euros per person for this.

Hi there, everyone! So many people have been asking us if—and when—the next get-together will be that we’ve decided to plan a new one on behalf of our club, “Domora.” Saturday, April 8, starting at 2 p.m. We’ll meet up again at Stela and drive up to Dapčevići. And since the get-together is being organized by our club, both Montenegrins and Germans will be there 😍

Fun & Games in Dapčevići Hi there, everyone! In true Montenegrin style, we’ve spontaneously decided once again that we’d like to organize a little get-together this Sunday, March 19. So, we’ll meet at noon at Café Stela and head out from there with you to Dapčevići.

International Women's Day Celebration Hi there, everyone! Our club “Domora” invites you to celebrate International Women's Day with us! Wednesday, March 8, is International Women’s Day, and we’d like to celebrate womanhood with you at Stela! Here in Montenegro, this day is very important—every woman receives at least one flower—usually a rose—as a gift on this day—whether from her husband, her children, neighbors, or coworkers—and is cherished and honored from the heart.

Alternatively to the possibilities by plane, car, bus or train, you have the possibility to get to Montenegro by ship/ferry. There are basically two routes, one of them being the most used. This most used ferry route is from Bari (Italy) to Bar (Montenegro).

Flights to Montenegro - besides traveling by train, car, bus or ship/ferry, traveling to Montenegro by plane is of course usually the most relaxing and fastest option. Here is some information about it.

Traveling to Montenegro by car is a wonderful trip for those who love driving. Especially the route to the coastal region is really visually very impressive. There are a few things to keep in mind when coming to Montenegro by car and traveling there.

Now you have read, seen or heard a lot about Montenegro and maybe you would like to come here yourself. The question arises: How or on which ways do I actually get to Montenegro? What options are there and how it all works, we explain below shortly and in further blog articles in more detail.