Budvaの eSIM
Budvaでは Telekom または One のうち、その場所で調子のよいほうにつながります。国全体の中央値は 52 Mbps です。データは着陸した瞬間から、入国審査に着く前に使えます。
- 接続先
- Telekom、One
- モンテネグロ全体の実測速度
- 52 Mbps 中央値、遅い方の 10 パーセントで 13 Mbpsモンテネグロ全体の旅行者 186 人、直近 90 日
- 5G
- 4G のみ
- 速度制限
- 従量制プランでは制限なし
- テザリング
- 全プランで利用可
Budvaで使えるプラン
| データ量 | 有効期間 | 1 GB あたりの価格 | 価格 | 購入 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | 有効期限なし | ￥1,090 | ￥1,090 | |
| 3 GB | 有効期限なし | ￥563 | ￥1,690 | |
| 5 GBいちばん人気 | 有効期限なし | ￥438 | ￥2,190 | |
| 10 GB | 有効期限なし | ￥339 | ￥3,390 | |
| 20 GB | 有効期限なし | ￥290 | ￥5,790 |
ヨーロッパ における Montenegro の位置
- 速度の順位
- ヨーロッパ で扱う 46 の渡航先のうち 38 位
- 地域の中央値
- 71 Mbps
- 安定性
- 最も遅い一割でも中央値の 25 パーセントに達します
- 接続先の回線
- 2、Telekom, One
- 5G
- 4G only
- 近隣でこれより速い渡航先
- Albania、54 Mbps
- 近隣でこれより遅い渡航先
- North Macedonia、49 Mbps
- 個別ページのある都市
- 3：Kotor, Budva, Podgorica
- 10 パーセンタイル
- 13 Mbps
- この数値の根拠
- 直近 90 日で 186 人の利用者
Tivat Airport（TIV）に着いたら
- 空港
- TIV / LYTV
- 距離
- Budva中心部から 20 km
- ほかに利用できる空港
- Podgorica Airport (TGD)
Budva市内への行き方
- Adriatic Highway from Tivat Airport to Budva (TIV)
- M-1.1 road from Podgorica through the Sozina tunnel to the coast (TGD), 約 60 分. トンネルを通るため電波が途切れます
Budvaで知っておきたいこと
- Budva has no railway station of its own; the nearest is Sutomore, about 30 km away on the Belgrade-Bar line.
- The inland route from Podgorica to Budva runs through the 4,189-metre Sozina tunnel, opened in 2005, where mobile signal is interrupted.
- Tivat Airport, 20 km away, runs only a few year-round routes and fills with seasonal charters in summer, so out-of-season arrivals often come via Podgorica instead.
- Montenegro Airports states that the use of Wi-Fi is free of charge at both Podgorica and Tivat airports.
- Tivat Airport lists free Wi-Fi, a business lounge in departures, a duty free shop and a tobacco shop selling mobile phone supplements. It does not list a mobile operator or SIM desk.
- Buying a prepaid SIM in Montenegro requires showing an ID card or passport, which the seller scans with a registration app used at authorised distributors since 20 May 2017. The SIM activates only once the data reaches the operator database.
- The regulator EKIP lists a new rulebook on registering users of public electronic communications networks, published in Official Gazette of Montenegro 100/25, entering into force on 15 January 2026.
- The EU and German government funded WiFi4WB scheme is rolling out free public wifi in squares, parks and cultural sites across 24 Montenegrin municipalities. The operator One won the tender, and Danilovgrad was the first municipality.
- Budva city buses are run by Mediteran Express. The local bus station is in Mediteranska street, on the roundabout in the city centre, opposite the cafe restaurant Perla.
- Buses from Budva to Sveti Stefan run every 10 minutes from 06:00 to 22:00, then hourly until 01:30. Buses to Petrovac run hourly from 06:10 to 23:10.
- Sveti Stefan was fortified and settled by the Pastrovici in 1442 with twelve houses, one per tribe, and stayed a fishing village until the city hotel opened on 13 July 1960.
- Montenegro recorded 2,728,564 tourist arrivals and 15,367,166 overnight stays in 2025. Seaside resorts took 92.6 percent of overnights, and foreign tourists 95.8 percent.
- The seasonal drop is steep. In October 2025 the whole country recorded 137,374 arrivals and 374,223 overnight stays in collective accommodation.
- Podgorica Airport buses serve only Podgorica central bus station, run by BTC Zeta, MS Tours and Zejdin, plus a Zejdin link to Ulcinj. Tickets are sold on the bus or at busticket4.me.
- Railway Transport of Montenegro lists staffed stations at Podgorica, Sutomore, Bar, Niksic and Bijelo Polje. Its website offers a timetable search but no online ticket purchase.