BCM

BCM is a specialist yacht agency in Montenegro with its main office in Kotor and branch offices in Tivat and Bijela. Its public website describes the company as a yacht agency providing trip support and operational assistance for yachts cruising Montenegro and Croatia.

For foreign property owners, BCM is most relevant where a rental home, villa or guest operation involves yacht arrivals, marina logistics, guest transfers, port clearance, provisioning, berth arrangements or high-end coastal concierge support rather than conventional property management.

Publicly listed yacht-support services include:

• Port clearance and visa formalities
• Berth arrangements
• Bunkering arrangements
• Provisions
• Freight forwarding and courier services
• Travel booking and transportation arrangements
• Accommodation arrangements
• Spare parts arrangements, refits and repairs, and diver services
• Itinerary planning, voyage planning and handling
• Personal and property protection services
• Wellness, tours, entertainment, private jet, limousine and personal guide arrangements

BCM states that it provides services in all ports and marinas of Montenegro, including Port of Zelenika, Marina Lazure, Marina Portonovi, Marina Porto Montenegro, Port of Kotor, Luštica Bay Marina, Dukley Marina Budva, Port of Bar and AD Marina Bar.

Not listed publicly as standard services: apartment cleaning, rental check-in, ordinary home maintenance, tax/accounting, legal conveyancing or full short-term rental management.

Owners, captains or guests can contact BCM before arrival to coordinate yacht and marina requirements. BCM’s public FAQ says vessels calling Montenegro ports should give 24 hours’ notice to Port Control, Harbour Master Office, Immigration and Customs Office or an appointed agent; it also says 24 hours’ notice to the agency is preferable for entry into the country.

Typical coordination may involve pre-arrival documentation, clearance at an official port of entry, berth planning, fuel arrangements, logistics, courier/freight handling, local transport and concierge support. For property owners hosting yacht-arriving guests, BCM may be useful as the marine-side coordinator while a separate property manager handles the home itself.

Specific office opening hours and emergency coverage are not published on the website. The FAQ notes seasonal fuel-station hours for Porto Montenegro and 24/7 fuel availability in Bar, but these are marina/port facilities rather than BCM office hours. Contact BCM directly for same-day yacht calls, after-hours assistance or high-season response times.

BCM is a strong fit for foreign owners whose Montenegro property is linked to yacht use, marina guests, VIP arrivals or coastal itineraries. The public website is in English and presents information for international yachtsmen, including port-entry requirements, cruising permits, fuel, berth limits and airport distances.

Remote rental owners should treat BCM as a marine logistics and concierge partner, not a replacement for a local rental manager unless BCM confirms a specific property-related scope in writing.

BCM does not publish a general agency price list on its website. The website includes some public port, fuel and vignette guidance, but provider fees should be requested directly from BCM for the vessel, port, dates and scope of support required.