Kotor old town
At the far end of the bay, Kotor packs medieval lanes, churches and Venetian palaces behind walls that climb up to St John's fortress. Walk up at the end of the day: the view over the bay is spectacular.
At the heart of the Bay of Kotor, where mountains plunge into the Adriatic, Tivat has become one of the most sought-after stops in the Mediterranean with the Porto Montenegro marina, home to superyachts. Kotor, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Perast and Sveti Stefan are minutes away. Chartering a private jet to Tivat means landing three kilometres from the marina, going through a VIP terminal and being on board your yacht within a quarter of an hour. A member of the Air Charter Association and the EBAA, MK Partnair charters your flight with certified operators.
Average prices observed over 12 months, for guidance only. Your actual quote varies with season, aircraft and availability.
At the far end of the bay, Kotor packs medieval lanes, churches and Venetian palaces behind walls that climb up to St John's fortress. Walk up at the end of the day: the view over the bay is spectacular.
A small Baroque town on the water, Perast faces two islets, including Our Lady of the Rocks and its 17th-century chapel, a few minutes away by boat.
On the coast, half an hour by road, the islet village of Sveti Stefan is linked to the beach by a strip of sand. To stay, the Regent Porto Montenegro is at the heart of the Tivat marina, and One&Only Portonovi looks out over the entrance to the bay.
For a delegation, a sports team, a seminar or a group of guests, MK Partnair also charters airliners to Tivat. Tivat Airport handles airliners: we choose the aircraft that suits your group and prepare the permits.
Discover group charter →Tivat Airport (TIV), about 3 km from Porto Montenegro and 7 km from Kotor. A VIP terminal handles private flights, with fast-track police and customs checks and a lounge. Budva is about twenty kilometres away.
A one-way Geneva to Tivat flight in a Light Jet is available from around €14,500, and Paris to Tivat from around €21,000, for the entire aircraft. The flight takes about 2 h 20 from Paris and 1 h 55 from Geneva.
No. The airport operates to hours set by the government, usually 7 am to 4:30 pm in winter and later in summer, and flights outside these hours are only possible in daylight, with the operator's consent. The approach, between the mountains, calls for experienced crews: we plan your schedule accordingly.
Montenegro is not part of the Schengen area. French and British travellers can stay up to 90 days without a visa. Travellers must be registered within 24 hours, which the hotel does.