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Travel advice for Kotor

Everything you need to know before you travel

Facts about Kotor

Currency

Euro

(EUR)

Language

Montenegrin and Serbian

Time zone

GMT +1

Flight duration

3 hours 15 minutes from Dublin

Best time to go to Kotor

The coastal areas of Montenegro enjoy hot summers and mild winters. November to March are the coldest months. At this time of year, average daily temperatures range from 10˚C to 15˚C. Things begin to warm up in April and the heat reaches its peak in July and August when the mercury regularly climbs up into the high twenties. Trips into the mountains offer respite from the heat. The temperature here can be as much as much as 7 degrees cooler than the coast. Montenegro is pretty wet in the winter, but summers only experience 4 to 7 showers every month, and they don’t last long.

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