r/montenegro Jan 01 '25

Tourism Tourist Thread 2025

Feel free to ask anything about visiting Montenegro and get advice and tips from others in the community.

Before posting a question, please check out previous tourist threads (in the community bookmarks) or use the search bar on this subreddit. You may find that your question has already been answered.

Do not post tourism related questions outside of this thread; they will be removed. Please refrain from using this thread for off-topic questions and comments. Asking about weed (or other illegal substances) will get you banned.

Some useful links:

National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro

Montenegro – Wikivoyage

Montenegro – Wikitravel

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u/antisarcastics Apr 19 '25

hey - do you know the website happycow.net ? it shows you restaurants in the nearby area that are either entirely vegan, vegetarian or at least vegetarian-friendly.

i'm going to montenegro tomorrow for the first time for a week and am also veggie. wish me luck!

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u/rcremebrulee Apr 19 '25

Thanks so much for the response - and that too from a fellow veggie - that's awesome! Yes, been using happycow since 2019 but here is the deal- I use it as a backup in towns where I don't have any concrete recommendations or the restaurant timings don't align with my schedule. The app is a bit hit-or-miss in some cities/countries. In Barcelona, this app really came through for me. In Casablanca, not so much from a culinary perspective. Admittedly, the app led to me a restaurant at the Hyatt in Casablance. I literally NEVER find myself at places like this as a backpacker and while the meal I had there was amazing, I literally had all of one veggie option on that menu - but the fab live entertainment that night at the restaurant compensated for my lack of options. I will absolutely use happycow as a fall-back if I hit a wall in terms of specific recommendations. Since you are leaving before I do, would you mind if I DMd you in a few days to get your input on veggie options once you are there? Thanks once again!

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u/antisarcastics Apr 19 '25

yes, i agree with you that it can be a bit hit and miss - i think it's mostly fuelled by user reviews. it was great for my last trip in Spain (Granada, Malaga), but in some countries there just aren't that many options sadly. yes, feel free to DM me! it's possible i won't be in the same places you're planning to go to, but i'll happily let you know how things are.

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u/rcremebrulee Apr 19 '25

For Spain, happycow is brilliant. For Granada, I had my list of restaurants all lined up before I left (I was far better prepared for that trip than I am for this one!) so I didn't need it for that specific city. I will definitely DM you. Thanks so much!