Travel Resources - Free Guides and Favourite Tools for Booking Your Trip to Montenegro

Not sure where to stay or how to go about self-booking your Montenegro vacay? I highly recommend getting a copy of my self-booking guide. I've distilled the process down into 4 simple steps for you. 

There's a lot of information on this site. Using the self-booking guide will help you get your holiday booked quickly and painlessly.

Kotor is Montenegro's top attraction and the Venetian walled town is a must see during your visit.

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Skyscanner is my go-to search engine for flights. I like how easy and fast it is to use. It saved us €400 on flights recently over what our agent could find us.

Priceline is a massive search engine for flights, rental cars and accommodation. You definitely want to check their prices when your booking.

Booking Buddy is great for flights, but also for hotels, car rental, holidays and cruises. It will bring you options from different booking sites like Expedia and Orbitz so you can compare your options. Great if you want everything booked on one booking.

Taking a cruise has got to be one of the best ways to travel. No more spending hours in a cramped bus. You sleep in a comfortable bed while you travel and wake up in a new port every day! I love it.

Rail is another great way to travel through Europe. It's comfortable, fast and stress-free. With Rail Europe you can find some great passes that will save you a bunch if you are travelling through Europe. They have a Balkan Flexipass which includes Montenegro. 

Trip Advisor is the place to see reviews of hotels, attractions and just about anything to do with travel. It's not 100% reliable of course, but I've found it a great place to find out things like what kind of children's activities I can expect to find in different airports. Mommas you know that's critical info!