Cheap flights from Dublin to Tivat

The expensive stretch comes first: June and July, when the Montenegrin coast is in full season and fares out of Dublin climb with it, and again around Christmas, when December dates tend to sit high. From there, work back toward the quiet side of the year. October is the cheapest month here, and the calendar quotes November and February as well, so you can put the low season next to the peak in one view. Moving a departure by a day or two often shifts the fare, so check dated prices instead of guessing. If you are tied to school holidays, give the summer dates the earliest look.

What the fare includes comes first. Transavia France and Norwegian International, the low-cost names here, usually sell little more than the seat; a cabin bag, a checked bag, seat choice and food appear as extras. The full-service carriers — Aer Lingus, Lufthansa and Lufthansa City Airlines, Air France, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Qatar Airways — normally include a cabin bag and often a checked allowance, though their cheapest classes can strip that back too. Emerald Airlines appears in the results as well. No carrier flies Dublin to Tivat nonstop, so every option connects, and the low-cost headline grows once extras are added — compare final totals, not ticket prices.

You land at Tivat Airport, which sits at the edge of town by the water, so the transfer into central Tivat is a short one. The airport has no rail connection; the usual ways in are a taxi from outside the terminal or a transfer arranged before you fly. In the peak weeks of summer the taxi rank and the coast road can both slow down, so leave slack in your plans if you have a fixed check-in. On a late landing, sorting your ride in advance spares you the wait.

Currency

EUR (€)

Power sockets

Type C, F · 230 V

Language

Montenegrin

Emergency number

112, 122, 123

Driving side

right

Calling code

+382

Internet domain

.me

Population of Tivat

9,367 (2011)

Time zone

UTC+02 (Europe/Belgrade)

Country facts: Wikidata

• Every itinerary on this route changes planes, so check the connection airport and how tight the layover is before you pay.
• Low-cost fares usually cover only a small personal item, so price a cabin bag or checked bag into the total before you compare.
• Check the passport validity and entry rules Montenegro applies to your nationality before you book.
• If the two legs are on separate tickets, a delayed first flight leaves the second unprotected — weigh the saving against the risk.
• If your dates can move, compare October with the summer months in the calendar, since it is the low point of the year.
• If you land in the evening, arrange the transfer from Tivat Airport into town before you fly.