Traveling by bus from Prishtina to Ulcinj takes approximately 6 hours, covering around 297 km. Buses depart from the main Prishtina Bus Station and arrive at Ulqin Bus Station near the waterfront.

Ulcinj is a charming coastal town on Montenegro's southern Adriatic coast, offering sandy beaches, Ottoman-era old town architecture, and a relaxed Mediterranean vibe. It’s a popular destination for families, seafood lovers, and history enthusiasts alike.

Old Town (Stari Grad)

Wander through narrow cobbled streets framed by medieval walls and Ottoman-era houses charming and full of history.

Long Beach (Velika Plaža)

A 12 km stretch of sandy shoreline ideal for swimming, sunbathing, and water sports, with local cafes and beach bars.

Ada Bojana

A triangular river island at Bojana River's mouth, known for its wild beaches, seafood restaurants, and kite surfing in a relaxed atmosphere.

It normally takes around 6 hours by direct bus, with slight variations depending on traffic and border procedures. The route traverses Kosovo’s highways and Montenegro’s scenic coastal roads, offering views of rolling hills and Adriatic landscapes.

Prishtina Bus Station: Located about 2 km southwest of the city center, near Bill Clinton Boulevard; it's the main hub for both domestic and international bus routes.

Ulcinj Bus Station: Centrally located near the waterfront promenade, within walking distance to beaches, old town, and taxi stands

Bus travel significantly reduces CO₂ emissions per passenger compared to private cars. Traveling with a full bus helps minimize environmental impact making it a sustainable choice.

Book in Advance: Reserve early, especially for morning or holiday trips.

Bring Snacks: The 6‑hour ride benefits from light snacks and bottled water

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