Gusinje · Montenegro
Hi. You are probably looking for the same thing I was: where the bus actually stops in Gusinje.
I walked down from Vusanje to Gusinje and then spent a while trying to find the bus. There is no station, no shelter, no sign, no timetable on a pole. Every guide online says "take the bus from Gusinje" and stops there. So here is the exact spot where I found it.
42.56583, 19.83322
Main road through the centre of Gusinje. A wide bit of road, nothing marking it.
Open the pin in Google MapsThe bus that pulls in here is Elan Company, heading to Plav and on to Podgorica.
Gusinje to Podgorica bus
The bus that pulls in at this stop runs to Podgorica four times a day, calling at Plav first.
Departure times
Four a day, all of them through Plav first.
Why a 47 km trip takes four hours
Because the bus does not go that way. There is no bus route straight over the mountains to Podgorica. It loops north through Plav, Berane, Mojkovac and Kolasin, about 195 km of road. Driving the direct way takes under two hours.
Tickets
Two options. Buy online at busticket4.me, which cost me 15.80 euros, and print the ticket before you travel. Or pay the driver in cash when you board. Luggage is 2 euros extra, also to the driver.
Worth saying out loud at the stop
Quick answers
Is there a bus station in Gusinje?
No. Map apps show a point called "Autobuska stanica Gusinje" but there is no building, no ticket office and no staff. It is a piece of road.
Which company runs the bus?
Elan Company, to Plav and Podgorica.
Can I buy the ticket online?
Yes, at busticket4.me. It costs about 15.80 euros and has to be printed before you travel. Otherwise pay the driver in cash on board.
Did this save you standing around?
If the stop moves or something here is out of date, tell me and I will fix the page.
Last checked August 2026.