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Montenegro
Superyacht charter in Montenegro
Porto Montenegro as home port, a crew of five and the most striking silhouette in the bay.
Superyacht charter in Montenegro nearly always sets off from Tivat, where Porto Montenegro has gathered a world-class fleet along its pontoons. The Sunseeker 86 Yacht is registered here too: 26.6 metres from a British yard, with a profile that turns heads even beside her neighbours.
Up top waits a hot tub, at the stern a lounging deck flush with the sea, and below an owner's stateroom running side to side with three further bedrooms for guests. Five crew, with their own chef, follow your script: drift slowly through Boka, linger by Perast, then head out to Sveti Stefan to eat lunch in the roadstead.
She hosts twelve by day, and a weekly programme can add Dubrovnik and the Elaphiti Islands in neighbouring Croatia. Guests choose her for privacy, flawless service and the chance to mark a big occasion in a way nobody forgets.
Superyachts in Montenegro
What it costs
The lowest indicative prices among the yachts of this type on this page.
- Full day
- from €9,000 / day
- Week-long charter
- from €55,000 / 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
- Five crew including a chef
- Jacuzzi, beach club, tender and water toys
- Fuel for the agreed day route
- Steward service, towels and amenities
Usually extra
- An APA on weekly charters for fuel, food and berths
- Border formalities when entering Croatia
- Wines and drinks from a special list
- Crew gratuity
Exact inclusions depend on the yacht and are always listed in your written offer.
Where you go
Her base is Porto Montenegro in Tivat, with boarding at Portonovi available on request. A day covers Boka from Tivat to Perast and Kotor, then exits towards Luštica and the Budva Riviera. A week opens the way north to Dubrovnik and the Elaphiti Islands.
Marinas
- Porto Montenegro (Tivat)
- Marina Budva
- Port of Kotor
- Portonovi (Herceg Novi)
When to go
High season is June to September, with the sea at 24–26 °C, and these months are booked first. May and October are quieter and freer, though showers are possible. Both formats are popular: a full day ending with dinner off Perast, and a week-long charter.
Superyacht charter in Montenegro: FAQ
Can a week include Croatia?
Yes, Dubrovnik and the Elaphiti Islands are a frequent addition to a weekly plan. The crew handles the border formalities, and the related costs are usually charged separately.
Is the superyacht right for a celebration?
Yes, that is one of the main reasons people book her: birthdays, anniversaries, proposals. Menu, cake and decoration are agreed with the chef beforehand.
How many guests can we invite?
Up to 12 for a day programme. For overnight stays, plan around the four cabins.