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Montenegro
Catamaran charter in Montenegro
A smooth ride, a broad bow net and the bay's nearly always calm water: an outing even the smallest passengers take in their stride.
Catamaran charter in Montenegro makes particular sense in Boka Kotorska: mountains shelter the bay, the water is calm on most days, and a twin-hull boat glides across it without rolling. The Lagoon 450 F is among the commonest models in Adriatic charter fleets, and this one is based in Tivat.
A central helm on the flybridge, a generous cockpit and the bow trampoline leave plenty of room for a group. Twelve can join for the day, and four en-suite cabins allow a week aboard for eight. A paddleboard and tender let you reach the shore or a tiny cove.
She is a good match for families with young children and anyone worried about seasickness. The skipper knows the best anchorages and the hidden inlets of the Luštica peninsula, and a weekly route can include Dubrovnik in Croatia once border formalities are done.
Catamarans in Montenegro
What it costs
The lowest indicative prices among the yachts of this type on this page.
- Full day
- from €1,300 / day
- Week-long charter
- from €6,000 / week
Indicative "from" market prices for this destination. The exact price depends on dates, duration and the specific yacht, and comes in your personal quote.
Usually included
- A skipper
- Paddleboard and tender
- Fuel for a day route around the bay
- En-suite cabins for a multi-day charter
Usually extra
- Groceries and drinks
- A host or cook if wanted for the week
- Marina fees and border clearance if you enter Croatia
- Fuel for long passages
Exact inclusions depend on the yacht and are always listed in your written offer.
Where you go
The base is Porto Montenegro in Tivat. In a day the catamaran reaches Perast and Kotor inside the bay or slips out to the Blue Cave. Across a week the route follows the coast to Budva and beyond, or north to Dubrovnik if you like.
Marinas
- Porto Montenegro (Tivat)
- Marina Budva
- Port of Kotor
- Portonovi (Herceg Novi)
When to go
Swimming season is June to September, when the sea sits at 24–26 °C. June and September are ideal for a week; May and October can also be pleasant afloat, though rain is likelier. On a day in the bay, its calm means you rarely need to plan around the wind.
Catamaran charter in Montenegro: FAQ
Can we sail into Dubrovnik on the catamaran?
Yes, it is a popular addition to a weekly route. Border formalities are required, so the call is planned in advance, and clearance costs are usually extra.
Is it suitable for toddlers?
Yes. There is rarely any swell inside the bay, and twin hulls keep the boat level. Request children's life jackets in the right sizes beforehand.
How many can stay aboard for a week?
The four cabins sleep eight. For a day trip, up to twelve can come along.