Airport pickups, private transfers and guided day trips across Montenegro.
We started Wanderlust in 2019 with a handful of scooters and one goal — to give travellers the freedom to discover Montenegro on their own terms. No tour buses. No fixed schedules. Just you and the most beautiful coastline in the Adriatic.
Today we're the largest rental operation in Kotor Bay, offering scooters, cars, e-bikes, boat tours and transfers — all managed by a local team that genuinely loves this place.
Kotor is served by two nearby airports — Tivat, about 20 minutes away, and Dubrovnik, roughly 1.5–2 hours across the border — and neither has reliable public transport into town. Wanderlust Agency runs private transfers from both airports directly to Kotor, Budva, Herceg Novi or your accommodation anywhere around the bay, with a driver meeting you at arrivals.
Prices are fixed and quoted before booking, so there are no meter surprises or shared-shuttle waiting. Beyond airport runs, day trips are available to destinations across Montenegro, including Ostrog Monastery, Durmitor, and Lake Skadar. Requests are confirmed within about an hour, with no advance payment required.
Planning a Dubrovnik day trip? Read our border crossing guide for documents, wait times, and what to expect.
Tivat Airport is about 15–20 minutes from Kotor. Dubrovnik Airport is roughly 1.5–2 hours away, including the Montenegro–Croatia border crossing.
Yes, transfer prices are fixed and confirmed at booking — no meter, no per-passenger shuttle pricing.
Yes, drivers meet arriving passengers at the airport with a name sign.
Yes, day trips are available to destinations like Ostrog Monastery, Durmitor National Park, and Lake Skadar in addition to standard airport transfers.
No. Bookings are confirmed within about an hour via WhatsApp or email, with no upfront payment required.