Tivat
Right on the bay — the closest arrival for Kotor, Tivat and Herceg Novi.

Transfers & day trips · Montenegro
Private airport transfers, door-to-door hotel pickups and driver-guided day trips — no timetables, no taxi haggling, no wrong turns.
Airport & hotel transfers
There’s no Uber in Montenegro and the coast road can turn a short hop into a long one. Your driver meets you at arrivals with a name board, helps with the bags and drops you at the door — at a price agreed before you travel.
Right on the bay — the closest arrival for Kotor, Tivat and Herceg Novi.
Montenegro’s main hub, an easy inland run over to the coast.
Just over the Croatian border — the crossing handled for you.
Albania’s main airport, for anyone arriving from the south.
Driver-guided day trips
Full and half days with a driver who knows the roads — far more than a coach tour, at your own pace, with stops wherever you like. Nothing is fixed: swap stops, add a long lunch or start early to beat the crowds.

Up the serpentines to the mausoleum, a pršut-and-cheese stop in Njeguši, then the old royal capital.

Budva’s walled old town and the postcard island of Sveti Stefan, with beach time on the riviera.

The walled city over the border — the walls, the old harbour and the Adriatic’s most famous skyline.

Kotor, Perast, Risan and the coastal villages — the whole inner bay, stopping at every viewpoint worth it.

A boat on the Balkans’ largest lake, island monasteries and a family winery on the way home.
Ostrog Monastery, Durmitor and the Tara canyon, an olive-oil and wine route — or a day shaped entirely around you.
Plan a day tripThe cars
From a solo airport run to a family with luggage — clean, air-conditioned, and driven by someone who knows the bay.

Up to 3 passengers · Mercedes E/S-Class or similar
Couples & business
Up to 7 passengers · Mercedes V-Class or similar
Families & groupsGood to know
Send your flight number and hotel and I’ll confirm everything in one reply.
Tivat Airport sits right on the bay, so it’s the closest arrival for Kotor, Tivat and Herceg Novi. The Kamenari–Lepetane ferry is often the quickest way to the Herceg Novi side.
Yes. The price is agreed before you travel — no meter, no surge and no end-of-ride surprises.
Yes. Dubrovnik is a popular arrival point for the bay; the driver handles the Croatia–Montenegro border crossing. Keep your passport or ID handy.
Always. Swap stops, add a long lunch or a winery, or describe somewhere you’ve read about and I’ll work out whether it fits into the day.
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Send your arrival details or the day you have in mind — you’ll get the car, the driver and a fixed price, personally.