Porto Montenegro Tivat 42˚26.03’N 018˚41.33’E

Approach

The approach to Porto Montenegro is straightforward with no dangers and is easy to see. Entrance is from the north between the two breakwaters.

Mooring

Superyacht berths are located on the south side of the marina. Marina Kaliman, located on the southeast, is small and offers no space for visitors. The town quay is also on the southeast side, providing excellent shelter.

Facilities

All necessary facilities can be found within the marina. Porto Montenegro’s marina dock staff are available 24 hours and MUST be contacted before arrival and prior to departure. Upon arrival, please provide the following information:

• Vessel name
• Vessel length
• Berth code (if known)
• Last port of call (if arriving from a foreign port, see our Clearance Information Sheet)

Night Navigation

The entrance to the marina is marked with red and green lights at night. The green light is located on the head of the north breakwater, while the red light is on the head of Jetty 5. Be sure to keep clear of Jetty 4 (outer side) due to shallow waters, which are marked with orange buoys.

Assistance

Assistance from a small dinghy boat may be requested on VHF channel 71. The dock crew will be standing by to assist with arrival and departure.

WARNING

To the west of the far-western cape of Stradioti Island, there is a shallow area that stretches for half a mile, marked with a sign and a light at the end. The eastern end of the Bay of Tivat (Podpolje Bay) is shallow and contains shellfish farms, making anchoring there prohibited. The runway lights of Tivat Airport are located at the end of the bay. The bay is well-protected from bura winds but is open to westerly winds.