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The Port of Budva is situated in the very heart of the Budva Riviera, right next to the Old Town, offering a unique blend of historical ambiance and modern nautical services.
The port features a total of 587 berths, 370 of which are designated for communal mooring, while the remainder consists of berths for nautical tourism and transit vessels.
The port caters to both the local population and communal users, as well as boaters and visitors looking for a secure and attractive location in downtown Budva.
Both basic and advanced port services are available, including water and electricity connections, organized mooring assistance, technical support, and 24/7 security surveillance.
Yes, the Port of Budva operates year-round, providing continuous operational support and tailored services across all seasons.
Staying at the port provides direct access to the Old Town, restaurants, beaches, and a vibrant nightlife and cultural scene, making it one of the most desirable locations on the Montenegrin coast.
Berth applications can be submitted online via the official platform or by contacting the port management directly through a simple and quick procedure.
Due to shallow waters between the coast and Sveti Nikola Island, a direct approach is not possible. Vessels must navigate around the outer side of the island, where navigation conditions are safe.
Communication with Port of Budva is conducted via VHF Channel 08.
The border crossing point in the Port of Budva operates seasonally, from May to October.