A private transfer from Tivat Airport to Kotor costs €20 per car for one to three passengers and takes about 15 minutes for the 8 km along the bay. The driver meets you in the arrivals hall with a name sign; the price is per vehicle and includes luggage, tolls and waiting time.
Tivat is the closest airport to Kotor and the drive is the short coastal stretch through Škaljari — traffic only slows it in July and August, when the same trip can take 30 minutes.
A taxi from the rank outside the terminal costs a similar amount but is metered and not fixed in advance; the local bus does not serve the airport directly, so you would walk 1.5 km to the main road to catch the coastal line.
Pickup: Arrivals hall, Tivat Airport — driver with a name sign, flight tracked.
Drop-off: Any hotel or apartment in Kotor. Cars cannot enter the walled old town, so the drop-off is at the nearest gate, a two to five minute walk from anywhere inside.
At airports the driver waits in the arrivals hall with a name sign and tracks your flight, so a delayed landing does not cost you the transfer. At hotels and apartments the pickup is at the door, or the nearest point a car can reach in the old towns.
Metered taxis charge roughly €20–€25 depending on traffic and the time of day. Our transfer is fixed at €20 per car, booked in advance.
About 15 minutes outside the peak season, up to 30 minutes on August afternoons.
No — the old town is pedestrian only. The driver stops at the closest gate to your accommodation, usually a two to five minute walk.
Prices and journey times last checked 2026-09-17.
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