Driving tips in Serbia and Montenegro

In the north of Serbia and Montengro the land is fairly flat with lots of farm land, where as in the south the country is very mountainous with forests and lakes to navigate around.

When driving in Montenegro or Serbia make sure you always check your fuel levels as petrol stations in the remote areas are not always open 24 hours and some close at the weekends.

Driving in Montenegro and Serbia is on the right hand side and trams always have priority to cars.

Speed limits in Serbia & Montenegro are: City 37mph/60kph Open Roads 62mph/100kph Highway 74mph/120kph

Serbia and Montenegro are situated in the south East of Europe with a coastline of over 300 kilometers and more than 100 beaches to choose from.

Montenegro has a lovely dry climate in the summer months with average temperatures of 30o C and benefits from mild dry summers. That is why the area is fast becoming a popular destinations for the summer sun worshipers and in particular for families.

Montenegro offers a wide range of activities for the family holiday with its' beachs, lakes and wonderfull mountains. Don't be surprised to sample the delights of a mornings sunbathing on the coast, lunch by the side of one of the many beautiful lakes in Montenegro, finished with a cyle ride in the mountains.
Try out the local food suck as the fish stew (baka), Mussels in bouzzarra souce which is a dish made with tomato, parsley, garlic and onions.


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