Peja to Ulcinj

Language

The official language of Kosovo is Albanian, while the official language of Montenegro is Montenegrin. However, English is widely spoken in both countries, especially in tourist areas.

Currency

The currency of Kosovo is the Euro (€), while the currency of Montenegro is the Euro (€).

Distance

The distance between Peja and Ulcinj is approximately 130 kilometers (80 miles).

How to Reach

There are several ways to reach Ulcinj from Peja:

• By Bus: Direct buses operate between Peja and Ulcinj. The journey takes around 4 hours and costs approximately €10-€15.
• By Car: Renting a car is a convenient option if you want flexibility and privacy. The drive takes around 3 hours and the rental cost varies depending on the season and the type of car.
• By Taxi: Taking a taxi is the most expensive option, but it offers door-to-door service. Expect to pay around €60-€80 for the journey.

Expenses

The following are approximate expenses for your trip:

• Accommodation: €20-€50 per night
• Food and drinks: €10-€20 per day
• Transportation: €10-€80 (depending on the mode of transport)
• Activities: €5-€30 (depending on the activity)

Best Time to Go

The best time to visit Peja and Ulcinj is during the shoulder seasons (April-May and September-October) when the weather is pleasant and there are fewer crowds.

What to Eat

Here are some must-try dishes in Peja and Ulcinj:

• Flia: A traditional Albanian pastry
• Byrek: A savory pastry filled with meat, cheese, or vegetables
• Qebapa: Grilled minced meat skewers
• Cevapi: Grilled minced meat sausages
• Seafood: Freshly caught seafood dishes are a must-try in Ulcinj

Where to Go

Here are some top places to visit in Peja and Ulcinj:

Peja:
• The Rugova Gorge
• The Bistrica Monastery
• The Peja Old Town
Ulcinj:
• The Old Town of Ulcinj
• The Ada Bojana Island
• The Valdanos Beach

FAQ

Here are some frequently asked questions:

• Do I need a visa to enter Montenegro? Citizens of most European countries do not need a visa for short stays in Montenegro.
• Is it safe to travel to Peja and Ulcinj? Yes, both Peja and Ulcinj are generally safe destinations for tourists.
• What is the best way to get around Ulcinj? The best way to get around Ulcinj is on foot or by bicycle. You can also rent a car or use taxis if needed.