Rent a boat in Montenegro
Jeanneau - Prestige 500 | 12 people (15m)
From $2,662 per day
BAYLINER - 175 | 7 people (6m)
From $262 per day
Bavaria - Cruiser 46 | 9 people (13.99m)
From $499 per day
Elan - Elan 40 | 8 people (11.9m)
From $399 per day
Falcon - 650 | 9 people (6.5m)
From $327 per day
Sacs Marine - Sacs Straider 8 Mercruiser | 16 people (8.43m)
From $818 per day
Fountaine Pajot - Belize 43 | 8 people (13m)
From $546 per day
Delphia yachts - Nano | 6 people (8m)
From $513 per day
Bertram - Bertram 20 | 8 people (9m)
From $840 per day
Beneteau - Oceanis 343 | 6 people (10.8m)
From $468 per day
Sessa Marine - c32 | 8 people (10m)
From $1,200 per day
Traditional Wooden Boat - Apero | 11 people (7.5m)
From $504 per day
Norsafe - Life boat Jun-100 | 12 people (10.15m)
From $546 per day
Bavaria - S 28 | 8 people (9m)
From $764 per day
Poseidon - 510T | 7 people (5.1m)
From $204 per day
Tresfjord - 26 | 10 people (7.98m)
From $480 per day
Motorboat Tranquility - Kotor Local model 375hp | 20 people (12m)
From $1,091 per day
Gozzo - Navar | 11 people (8.1m)
From $873 per day
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Rent a boat in Montenegro
Although this tiny state's coastline is just 300 km long, it is among the most spectacular in the Mediterranean. Mountains reflect against crystalline waters, providing ideal conditions for boat charters. You can rent a boat for a week or less with a skipper to experience the best of Montenegro and beyond, with routes on to Croatia or Albania. No prior experience in how to rent is needed, as both beginners and seasoned sailors can select from a wide number of vessels — from yachts through catamarans — at a range of different price points and sizes.
Exploring Montenegro’s bays by boat
Montenegro is blessed both by a beautiful coastline facing the Adriatic Sea, and tranquil sailing conditions through the Bay of Kotor. As such, this small country offers limitless possibilities to explore the country with a boat rental. Sailing from picturesque Kotor as a base for bay access via the breath-taking Verige Strait, you’ll be greeted by panoramic views of forests and mountains as you meander passed islands like St. George’s Island and Virgin on the Reef to Perast and the coastal centre.
Sailing along the Montenegro coast
Montenegro shares its coastline with Croatia and Albania, offering longer routes along the Adriatic Coast from picture-postcard marinas and coastal towns like Budva, Bigova and Pržno. With stunning sandy beaches, beautiful orange-tinged towns which hug the water and natural bays and islands with little wind, the climate is often extremely favourable and ideal for lazy sailing along the coast. You'll find a number of attractive ancient landmarks like Fort Grabovac and both regal and rustic churches just moments from your berth or anchorage.