Hello! My name is Evgeny, and I’m the branch manager at Sitngo for car rentals in Podgorica.
I’ll be happy to meet you in person — either at Podgorica Airport or somewhere in the city — and hand over the keys to your rental car.
Throughout your trip, I’ll be just a message away.If you need help on the road, advice on your route, or tips on where to go — just reach out.Welcome to Montenegro, and welcome to Sitngo.
Wishing you a great journey!
Evgeny Merkulov
Available on Telegram
Office Address Podgorica: Мојановићи, Podgorica, 81000, Montenegro.
Car Hire Podgorica
If you need to rent a car in Podgorica (Montenegro), feel free to call our company. We will not only offer the car you need, but also arrange everything so that you can take it directly at the airport or railway station at the time of your arrival in the country. If you feel that you can not do without the car during your stay in Montenegro, this is not a problem, as we always have free cars at our disposal. Of course, any vehicle can be booked in advance. In such a case you can get a particular car.
We would like to highlight that car rental in Podgorica cannot boast of a large number of offers, especially for Russian-speaking tourists.
Our company has always paid maximum attention to guests from the CIS countries, so you can easily contact us, even if you do not know any other languages. In addition, we always offer much more affordable prices to our former compatriots.
In our company you can count on a wide range of cars available for rent. The vehicles differ in capacity, equipment, class, engine volume, fuel consumption and a number of other parameters. Therefore, you can definitely find the right car for your trip. If you need a cheap car in Podgorica (Montenegro), which price would suit even a limited budget, then you can be sure - no one else will make you such a good offer as we will.
Why Rent a Car from Sitngo
Sitngo has one of the largest rental fleets in Montenegro — over 200 vehicles, including some you won’t find just anywhere. Think Jeep Wrangler. Ford Mustang GT. We’ve got roomy minivans for families and groups, plus a solid lineup of compact hatchbacks, comfortable sedans, and spacious crossovers.
Here’s what sets our cars apart:
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Every vehicle is in excellent technical condition.
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You’ll always receive a freshly cleaned car — both exterior and interior.
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All our cars come with high-quality, premium tires.
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We offer cars across every price range, from budget to premium.
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And maybe most telling: over 90% of our clients end up renting from us again.
Whether you need something small and efficient or big and road-trip ready, chances are we’ve got the right car — and it’ll be in great shape when you pick it up.
Car Rental at Podgorica Airport
What It’s Actually Like to Rent a Car There
At Sitngo, we make it easy to get a rental car right at Podgorica Airport. No shuttles, no searching for a desk somewhere in the city. You land, you walk out — and there’s our manager, Evgeny, waiting at the exit with your name on a sign. It’s a simple way to start your trip, especially if you’re planning to see Montenegro by car.
The handoff’s quick.
You take a look at the vehicle, sign the paperwork, make the payment — and you’re off. No unnecessary steps. No standing around.
Returning the car is just as straightforward. You bring it back to the airport — that’s it. No need to figure out public transport, chase down a taxi, or book a transfer. And if you’re short on time before your flight and don’t get a chance to fill up the tank? Just let us know. We’ll handle the refueling and adjust the total based on what’s left.
Podgorica Airport (code: TGD) is the main air hub in Montenegro. A lot of travelers prefer picking up a car here instead of figuring things out after arrival. It just saves time.
If you're flying into Tivat instead, we’ve got you covered there too — same setup, same process.
How to Rent a Car in Podgorica
To book a car, just fill out a request on our website — let us know your travel dates, what kind of car you’re looking for, and select Podgorica as your pickup location.
The earlier you book, the better — especially if you’re coming in summer, when demand is high.
Once we receive your request, one of our managers will reach out to confirm the booking and walk you through the next steps.
We’ve designed the whole process to be as easy as possible.
No complicated forms, no back-and-forth.
Just land, hop in your car, and go explore — old towns, mountain roads, quiet beaches. We’ll handle the logistics so you can enjoy the drive.
What Makes Sitngo Different from Other Local Rental Companies
Here’s what sets us apart:
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We accept cash, cards, and even crypto (USDT).
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Language isn’t a problem — we speak several, so don’t worry about the barrier.
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No deposit required.
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No mileage limits, no matter how long you rent.
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Need a second driver? A green card for crossing borders? A child seat? It’s all included — just let us know when you book.
You’ll also have a personal manager in Podgorica — Evgeny.
He’ll bring you the car and pick it up when you’re done. And he’ll be around the whole time you have it — just a message or call away if something comes up on the road. Whether it’s car-related or just a quick “where’s a good local spot for dinner?” — he’s your guy.
Minimum rental? One day.
Maximum? We don’t set one.
Why Renting a Car in Podgorica Just Makes Sense
The best way to explore Montenegro? Drive through it — from coast to mountains — in your own car.
And ideally, one rented from Sitngo.
Yes, public transport exists here. And honestly, that’s its biggest achievement.
It’s not especially comfortable. Or frequent.
Buses run between cities, but the schedules are loose. Stops aren’t always near tourist areas — and definitely not close to the more remote beaches.
Here’s what local travel costs look like in 2025:
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A city bus ride in Podgorica: around €1.50
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Podgorica to Budva by bus: roughly €6
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Podgorica to Kotor: about €8
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Train to the coast (Bar): €2.40
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Podgorica to Nikšić by train: €2.80
There is a railway line, but it only connects a few places — mostly Bar and some mountain towns. It’s an option, sure, but pretty limited.
In truth, most people here drive.
Nearly everyone gets a license, and cars are the go-to way to get around.
That’s why you’ll see a lot of taxis — though don’t expect Uber or Bolt. We don’t have those. Some companies reply quickly via Viber, and you’ll often find drivers waiting near major bus stops.
We ran the numbers.
If you're planning to explore different beaches or cities every day, renting a car ends up cheaper than bouncing around on buses or grabbing taxis back and forth.
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