Tivat (Serbian Cyrillic: Тиват ; Italian: Teodo; Venetian: Teodo) is a coastal town in Montenegro in the Bay of Kotor.

Get in

By plane

• 1 Tivat airport (TIV  ^IATA) (4 km (2.5 mi) from downtown). connections with Belgrade, Moscow, Frankfurt Airport, Paris, Prague, and seasonal: Amsterdam and Eindhoven. (updated Mar 2016)
• You can come from Dubrovnik Airport, crossing the border. A taxi will cost you €65.

By boat

Car ferry connection with Lepetane (Montenegro).

By bus

• 2 Autobuska stanica (Bus station), Bonići I, ☏ +382 67 617 650. 07:00-21:30. (updated Mar 2016)

By car

By the Adratic Motorway, connecting Dubrovnik and Podgorica.

You can rent a car in Tivat Airport and travel around the city and visit nearby villages.

See

• Porto Montenegro - a marina for billionaires' superyachts with luxury restaurants and shops.
• Gornja Lastva (Gornja Lastva). Small, lovely medieval village just up the hill from Tivat in the Vrmac range. 
• Ostrvo Cvijeća ("Flowers Island") - with sacred monuments.

Eat

• 1 Big Ben (Биг Бен), 21 Šetalište Seljanovo, Tivat. Daily 07:00-01:00. Beachfront pizzeria and restaurant, nice in fine weather when you can eat outside. (updated May 2020)
• 2 One (Jedan), Porto Montenegro Marina, ☏ +382 67 486 045. Daily 08:30-01:00. Med style food, gets good reviews for food, service and ambiance. (updated May 2020)
• 3 Pizzeria KLM. Daily 07:00-00:00. Lounge bar and pizzeria, no sea view gives prices the edge. (updated May 2020)

Sleep

• Hostel Anton, Mazina BB, ☏ +382 69261182. Check-in: 11am, check-out: 11am. A locally owned family hostel and art club. With a large green garden and stunning views down to Boka Bay, it is perfectly situated between the mountains and the sea for those who like an independent atmosphere. Live music, dinners and a relaxing yet vibrant atmosphere. From €11 per night. 
• Hotel Primavera. 
• Tivat Accommodatoin. 

Go next

• Kotor is a charming old walled port nearby. Come in the evening when the day-trippers have gone home.
• Perast in the Bay of Kotor is an attractive small village.
• Podgorica, Montenegro's capital, is mostly modern but with a small old quarter.
• Dubrovnik in Croatia is a must see, but it's very touristy.