Cheap flights from Krakow to Tivat

December is the cheapest month on this route, and it is cheap for a reason: the Adriatic is quiet, the beach bars in Tivat are shut and you will want a coat. If you want warm sea, aim for late spring or early autumn, when the coast is still open but the summer crowd has thinned. Summer is peak — July and August fill up first and cost the most, so book those weeks well ahead. Midweek departures usually undercut weekend ones, and school holidays in both Poland and Montenegro push prices up. Watch the calendar around long weekends, when short breaks from Krakow sell out fast.

No airline flies Krakow to Tivat nonstop, so every option here is a connection, and the airline you pick decides where you change planes. Air Serbia routes you through Belgrade, Austrian through Vienna, LOT Polish Airlines through Warsaw, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines through Amsterdam, Brussels Airlines through Brussels, Luxair through Luxembourg and HOP! through Paris. Eurowings and Norwegian International are the low-cost names on the route, where the headline fare tends to cover less; full-service carriers such as Austrian, KLM and LOT usually include more as you move up the fare families. El Al Israel Airlines shows up less often. Check what your fare covers before comparing totals.

Tivat airport is the Montenegrin end of this route, and it sits close to the town, so the transfer into the centre is short. Taxis wait outside the terminal, and pre-booked transfers are the usual choice if you land late or travel with bags. In summer the arrivals hall gets busy when several flights land together, so allow a little slack if you have a connection onward. Rental desks are on site, and booking ahead matters in the peak weeks.

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

• Confirm your departure airport is Balice, the one serving Krakow, and allow time for the drive from the city.
• Because every option involves a change of plane, check how long the connection is and whether both legs sit on one ticket.
• If you book the legs separately, a missed connection is your problem rather than the airline's.
• Read the baggage rules for your fare, since low-cost tickets on this route often cover a cabin bag only.
• Check that your passport or identity card is valid for the whole stay Montenegro allows you.
• Decide between the December fare and a summer sea, because the gap between them across the year is wide.