Frequently Asked Questions

The price you see and confirm includes mandatory liability and basic comprehensive coverage as shown in your quote, plus applicable taxes. Optional add-ons (e.g. personal accident, glass) can be selected during booking; we do not impose surprise mandatory insurance charges at pickup.

Yes. We deliver at Podgorica, Tivat, and other selectable points. When you choose pickup and return locations in the booking form, any cross-location fee is calculated and shown transparently.

You need a valid licence held for at least one year. If your licence is not in the Latin alphabet, an International Driving Permit (IDP) may be required.

To manage our fleet preparation and maintenance flawlessly, reservations can be made at least 24 hours in advance through our website. However, for urgent or same-day needs, you can contact us directly via WhatsApp; we will help you immediately depending on availability.

Yes, we fully adapt to your travel plan. You can pick up the car at Podgorica Airport and return it at Tivat Airport or Kotor. When you select delivery locations in the reservation form, our system automatically calculates and displays any cross-location fee transparently.

Yes, for rentals of at least 3 days you can cross to Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania. You must indicate this request at the time of reservation so we can arrange the mandatory Green Card for border crossings.

No, we have no mileage limit. You can explore Montenegro's unique bays and mountain roads freely without worrying about exceeding any limit.

Yes, your travel companion can also drive. The additional driver's valid license and ID must be added to the rental agreement. (Important: It is strictly forbidden for persons not named in the contract to drive the vehicle.)

Our vehicles are usually delivered to you with a full tank and you are expected to return them with the same fuel level. If returned with less fuel, only the difference for the missing fuel is charged.

Your health and safety are always our priority. Call us immediately in any situation. Contact the Police (122) or Emergency Line (112) when necessary.

Due to Montenegro's mountainous and winding terrain, we recommend paying attention to speed limits when driving at night. While 24-hour petrol stations are available in major centres like Podgorica, Budva and Tivat, stations on intercity roads usually close after midnight.

Having headlights on during the day is a legal requirement in Montenegro and speed limits are strictly enforced. Using paid parking areas (payment by SMS or ticket machine) in tourist areas is important.