Short-term rentals in Montenegro offer the opportunity to immerse yourself in the country's vibrant landscape, with its fjords of Boka Kotorska, 250 km of pebble and sand beaches, and Mediterranean climate, where summer lasts from May to October.
How Much does it Cost to Rent Property in Montenegro for a Day?
Short-term rentals in Montenegro for 2-4 people average €50-100 per night, with a mandatory tourist tax of €1-3 per guest per day. However, the rental market is heavily influenced by holidays and, especially, seasonal factors.
Average prices for renting a property in Montenegro for a day:
| Region / City |
Type of housing |
Price in high season (June–August), €/day |
Low season price (October–May), €/day |
| Budva |
Studio (Babino Do) |
50–80 |
40–60 |
| Apartments (Mogren) |
90–160 |
70–100 |
| Kotor |
Apartments (Old Town) |
60–100 |
50–80 |
| Apartments (Dobrota, bay view) |
80–130 |
60–90 |
| Tivat |
Studio (Donja Lastva) |
70–120 |
50–80 |
| Luxury apartments (near the yacht club) |
140–200 |
100–140 |
| Herceg Novi |
Studio (Meline) |
40–70 |
30–50 |
| Villa (Igalo, thermal springs) |
120–180 |
90–130 |
| Ulcinj |
Economy studio |
35–60 |
from 30 |
| House (Stad area) |
70–110 |
50–80 |
How to Rent Accommodation in Montenegro for a Day
Our website features listings from verified private landlords, all with real photos, descriptions, and reviews. Before renting a property in Montenegro for a short-term stay, you should:
- Assess proximity to infrastructure.
- Check for air conditioning, Wi-Fi, parking and a kitchen.
- Specify the deposit of €100–200 and the rules for its payment.
- Book your property 1-2 months before peak season (July-August).