Yes, tipping is generally expected in Bar; but it is not required.
The official currency used in Bar is the Euro (EUR).
Yes, mobile phones generally work in Bar through international roaming services. Coverage and charges depend on your mobile provider and plan, so roaming fees may apply. We recommend checking with your mobile operator in advance for details on coverage and costs.
Baggage restrictions depend on your cruise line and travel agency. Limits on the number, size, and weight of bags may vary depending on the cruise operator and itinerary. We recommend checking directly with your cruise line or travel agent before your journey to ensure your luggage complies with their specific requirements.
Pack comfortable clothing, weather-appropriate attire, swimwear, personal items, and essential documents. Specific recommendations depend on your cruise line and travel agency, so contact your agency for details.
Yes, a valid passport is required for all cruise passengers visiting Bar. Passport validity requirements may vary depending on your nationality and itinerary. Visa requirements depend on your citizenship, so we recommend checking with your local authorities or the Montenegrin consulate in advance to ensure you have the correct travel documentation before your cruise.
As passengers and crew are transported by bus and walking within the port is not permitted, losing items inside the port is highly unlikely; however, any issues, including lost baggage, are handled by the Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO).
Baggage handling services are provided by the ship’s agent or cruise staff.
There are no specific baggage restrictions, except for items prohibited under the ISPS Code, such as drugs, firearms, and other universally restricted goods.
Yes, there is security screening at the port, organized on official crossing points for disembarkation passengers and crew members. For passengers and crew members who returns from city, security baggage check condust on security point under the vessel.
Check-in and embarkation are not available at Bar Cruise Port, as it operates as a transit port rather than a home port.
As Bar Cruise Port is a transit port and not a home port, embarkation does not take place here and arrival times are determined by the cruise line.
Yes, a shuttle service is available at the port.
Bar Cruise Port provides parking space for shuttle buses and vehicles for organized excursions.
Passenger transport to and from the port and the city is organized via shuttle buses, minibuses, cars, vehicles for passengers with disabilities, and buses for organized excursions.
Bar Cruise Port is approximately 45 km from Podgorica and Tivat airports. Taxi services and private transfers are available upon leaving the port, in the city.
Yes, family and friends may see you off in accordance with ISPS regulations and port and customs procedures.
Obligation of the local agent is to provide special vehicles for passengers with disabilities that provide safe transport from vessel through the port to the city center.
No, Wi-Fi is not available at the cruise port.
Bar Cruise Port cruise terminal is located in Bar, Montenegro, at North Pier 2, Berth 4/5. Coordinates: N42°5’14” , E19°5’22’ . Address: Ulica barskih logoraša br. 2, 85000 Bar, Montenegro
The port operating hours are 24/7. Approved Certificated ISPS Plan.
• King Nikola’s Palace – A palace from 1885 with a museum, beautiful gardens, and palm trees – promenade in Bar.
• Old Town Bar – Historic ruins, aqueduct, and mosque; about 10 minutes by car.
• Šušanj Beaches and Bar Marina – Seaside promenade, local restaurants with seafood specialties, ideal for a short walk, relaxation, and swimming.
• Ada Bojana – A river and delta known for its beautiful beaches, water sports, and seafood restaurants; about 45 minutes by car.
• Virpazar and Lake Skadar + Šipčanik Winery – Picturesque village, national park, boat tours, bird watching, and wine tasting; about 50–60 minutes by car.
• Sveti Stefan – A luxurious island settlement with beautiful beaches and historic atmosphere; about 1 hour and 15 minutes by car.
• Ostrog Monastery – Impressive monastery built into the cliffs; about 90 minutes by car.
• Mausoleum on Lovćen – Monument and tomb of Petar II Petrović Njegoš at the top of Mount Lovćen; panoramic views and historical significance; about 1 hour and 45 minutes by car.
Central European Time (CET, UTC+1) and Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2) during daylight saving time.
You can apply by sending your CV to the Human Resources Department via email at info@barcruiseport.com and info@portofadria.me.
For emergency assistance, please contact Miroslav Radoman via e-mail at radoman.miroslav@portofadria.me or by phone at +382 30 301 115. In case of specific emergencies, you may also reach: Police: 122, Fire Department: 123 and Ambulance: 124
For the latest information and updates, follow the official Bar Cruise Port website.
Port Tarrifs are official and published on website.
Please contact us at info@barcruiseport.com for availability and more information.
Yes, for cargo storing requests or some type of production, based on Port Authority consent.
All areas used for cruise operations are separate from other port operations. These areas are clearly marked with safety measures, designated walkways, bus waiting areas, and baggage check points. In case of a medical emergency, an ambulance can arrive within 3–4 minutes.
Security measures in place for port operations include mobile fencing, CCTV surveillance, and armed security guards stationed at three checkpoints throughout the port.
You can contact us by sending an e-mail to info@barcruiseport.com, from Monday to Friday, between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
Yes, Bar Cruise Port cooperates with vendors and suppliers. For partnership opportunities and inquiries, you may contact Commercial Department on email: info@barcruiseport.com.
Bar Cruise Port operates as a commercial and transit cruise port and does not provide additional dedicated cruise services.
You can contact us by sending an e-mail to info@barcruiseport.com, from Monday to Friday, between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
Bar has a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers averaging around 30°C and mild, wetter winters with temperatures around 10°C.
In Bar, vehicles drive on the right-hand side of the road; seat belt use is mandatory, speed limits must be observed, and driving under the influence is strictly prohibited.
Yes, there are several local tour operators offering excursions to Bar, Budva, Kotor, Skadar Lake, and other nearby attractions.
You can contact us by sending an e-mail to info@barcruiseport.com, from Monday to Friday, between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
Bar Cruise Port operates as a commercial and transit cruise port and does not provide additional dedicated cruise services.
Yes, Bar Cruise Port cooperates with vendors and suppliers. For partnership opportunities and inquiries, you may contact Commercial Department on email: info@barcruiseport.com.
You can contact us by sending an e-mail to info@barcruiseport.com, from Monday to Friday, between 8:00 AM and 4:00 PM.
Security measures in place for port operations include mobile fencing, CCTV surveillance, and armed security guards stationed at three checkpoints throughout the port.
All areas used for cruise operations are separate from other port operations. These areas are clearly marked with safety measures, designated walkways, bus waiting areas, and baggage check points. In case of a medical emergency, an ambulance can arrive within 3–4 minutes.
Yes, for cargo storing requests or some type of production, based on Port Authority consent.
Please contact us at info@barcruiseport.com for availability and more information.
Port Tarrifs are official and published on website.
For the latest information and updates, follow the official Bar Cruise Port website.
For emergency assistance, please contact Miroslav Radoman via e-mail at radoman.miroslav@portofadria.me or by phone at +382 30 301 115. In case of specific emergencies, you may also reach: Police: 122, Fire Department: 123 and Ambulance: 124
You can apply by sending your CV to the Human Resources Department via email at info@barcruiseport.com and info@portofadria.me.
Yes, there are several local tour operators offering excursions to Bar, Budva, Kotor, Skadar Lake, and other nearby attractions.
In Bar, vehicles drive on the right-hand side of the road; seat belt use is mandatory, speed limits must be observed, and driving under the influence is strictly prohibited.
Bar has a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers averaging around 30°C and mild, wetter winters with temperatures around 10°C.
Central European Time (CET, UTC+1) and Central European Summer Time (CEST, UTC+2) during daylight saving time.
• King Nikola’s Palace – A palace from 1885 with a museum, beautiful gardens, and palm trees – promenade in Bar.
• Old Town Bar – Historic ruins, aqueduct, and mosque; about 10 minutes by car.
• Šušanj Beaches and Bar Marina – Seaside promenade, local restaurants with seafood specialties, ideal for a short walk, relaxation, and swimming.
• Ada Bojana – A river and delta known for its beautiful beaches, water sports, and seafood restaurants; about 45 minutes by car.
• Virpazar and Lake Skadar + Šipčanik Winery – Picturesque village, national park, boat tours, bird watching, and wine tasting; about 50–60 minutes by car.
• Sveti Stefan – A luxurious island settlement with beautiful beaches and historic atmosphere; about 1 hour and 15 minutes by car.
• Ostrog Monastery – Impressive monastery built into the cliffs; about 90 minutes by car.
• Mausoleum on Lovćen – Monument and tomb of Petar II Petrović Njegoš at the top of Mount Lovćen; panoramic views and historical significance; about 1 hour and 45 minutes by car.
The port operating hours are 24/7. Approved Certificated ISPS Plan.
Bar Cruise Port cruise terminal is located in Bar, Montenegro, at North Pier 2, Berth 4/5. Coordinates: N42°5’14” , E19°5’22’ . Address: Ulica barskih logoraša br. 2, 85000 Bar, Montenegro
No, Wi-Fi is not available at the cruise port.
Obligation of the local agent is to provide special vehicles for passengers with disabilities that provide safe transport from vessel through the port to the city center.
Yes, family and friends may see you off in accordance with ISPS regulations and port and customs procedures.
Bar Cruise Port is approximately 45 km from Podgorica and Tivat airports. Taxi services and private transfers are available upon leaving the port, in the city.
Passenger transport to and from the port and the city is organized via shuttle buses, minibuses, cars, vehicles for passengers with disabilities, and buses for organized excursions.
Bar Cruise Port provides parking space for shuttle buses and vehicles for organized excursions.
Yes, a shuttle service is available at the port.
As Bar Cruise Port is a transit port and not a home port, embarkation does not take place here and arrival times are determined by the cruise line.
Check-in and embarkation are not available at Bar Cruise Port, as it operates as a transit port rather than a home port.
Yes, there is security screening at the port, organized on official crossing points for disembarkation passengers and crew members. For passengers and crew members who returns from city, security baggage check condust on security point under the vessel.
There are no specific baggage restrictions, except for items prohibited under the ISPS Code, such as drugs, firearms, and other universally restricted goods.
Baggage handling services are provided by the ship’s agent or cruise staff.
As passengers and crew are transported by bus and walking within the port is not permitted, losing items inside the port is highly unlikely; however, any issues, including lost baggage, are handled by the Port Facility Security Officer (PFSO).
Yes, a valid passport is required for all cruise passengers visiting Bar. Passport validity requirements may vary depending on your nationality and itinerary. Visa requirements depend on your citizenship, so we recommend checking with your local authorities or the Montenegrin consulate in advance to ensure you have the correct travel documentation before your cruise.
Pack comfortable clothing, weather-appropriate attire, swimwear, personal items, and essential documents. Specific recommendations depend on your cruise line and travel agency, so contact your agency for details.
Baggage restrictions depend on your cruise line and travel agency. Limits on the number, size, and weight of bags may vary depending on the cruise operator and itinerary. We recommend checking directly with your cruise line or travel agent before your journey to ensure your luggage complies with their specific requirements.
Yes, mobile phones generally work in Bar through international roaming services. Coverage and charges depend on your mobile provider and plan, so roaming fees may apply. We recommend checking with your mobile operator in advance for details on coverage and costs.
The official currency used in Bar is the Euro (EUR).
Yes, tipping is generally expected in Bar; but it is not required.