This page features boat listings in Montenegro. The selection includes dinghies, open and cabin boats, speedboats, sailing boats and motor yachts in a range of lengths. Filter listings by length, year, engine and vessel type.
Inflatable boats, speedboats, cabin boats, sailing boats, yachts
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From 3 to 15+ meters
Typical lengths
Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda, Mercury, Tohatsu
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Vessels are divided into open boats and speedboats for day trips, rigid-hull inflatable RIB boats, cabin cruisers for longer journeys, sailing boats and motor yachts with multiple seats. The most common engine makers are Yamaha, Suzuki, Honda, Mercury and Tohatsu, while hull brands most often include Bayliner, Quicksilver, Beneteau, Jeanneau, Bavaria and various European RIB brands. Engine power ranges from 5 HP for small speedboats to over 300 HP on larger vessels.
Boka Bay, the open Adriatic Sea and Lake Skadar are the main boating areas in Montenegro. RIBs and open boats are popular for day trips along the coast, fishing and water sports. Larger motor yachts and sailing boats are used for cruises to Croatia, Italy and Greece. The boat market is seasonal, but transactions take place throughout the year, with a peak in spring.
When buying a used vessel, check the condition of the hull, gelcoat and underwater section, especially the keel. The outboard engine should be tested in operation, with attention paid to cylinder compression, exhaust smoke and the condition of the propeller. Check that the equipment is in order — safety gear, navigation lights, GPS and radio equipment. The vessel must have a valid registration certificate and proper technical inspections. Used boat prices range from €2,000 for small dinghies to over €100,000 for larger cabin yachts.
To operate motor vessels above 5 HP, a valid boat operator’s licence is required. The licence is issued by the Harbour Master’s Office after passing an exam in nautical knowledge and navigation rules.
Vessels longer than 3 meters or with an engine above 5 HP are entered in the Harbour Master’s Office register. The owner must have proof of ownership, maritime documentation and the mandatory safety equipment required by boating safety regulations.
The main marinas and moorings are in Tivat (Porto Montenegro), Bar, Budva, Herceg Novi and Kotor. Annual mooring prices depend on vessel length, season and service level, ranging from a few hundred EUR for smaller vessels to several thousand EUR for larger yachts.