# Špiljani – Dračenovac border queue today

> Data updated 21:58, November 5, 2026 (Europe/Warsaw) (22 min ago)
> Sources: [DPSU](https://dpsu.gov.ua) · [eCherha](https://echerha.gov.ua) · [granica.gov.pl](https://granica.gov.pl) · [traveller reports](https://kolejkanagranicy.pl/en/o-serwisie#zrodla) · [nakordoni.eu](https://nakordoni.eu/en)
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As of 22:20 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Špiljani – Dračenovac” border crossing is 55 min towards Montenegro and 55 min towards Serbia. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Tuesday, 11:00–13:00.

| | → Montenegro | → Serbia |
|---|---|---|
| Cars | 55 min | 55 min |
| Buses | — | — |
| On foot | — | — |

Coordinates: 42.91042, 20.33879

## About Špiljani – Dračenovac

On the eastern edge of the Serbia–Montenegro border, in the Sandžak region, the road from Novi Pazar and Tutin crosses at Špiljani – Dračenovac into Montenegro's Rožaje, and continues via Berane towards Podgorica. It is the eastern way into Montenegro, a sensible option for drivers crossing Serbia along the Ibar valley via Kraljevo and Novi Pazar. The crossing handles cars in both directions.

Sixty days of data show that entering Montenegro typically takes around three quarters of an hour here – shortest from Tuesday to Thursday, longest on Saturday and Sunday, with a distinct Monday peak at 9:00. Mornings and afternoons are similar, night is the shortest. Heading into Serbia takes a little longer, close to an hour, with a marked Sunday-afternoon peak (15:00–18:00) and longer queues on Friday; Tuesday is the shortest day and night the shortest time of day.

Among the three published Serbia–Montenegro crossings Špiljani is in the middle: quicker than Gostun – Dobrakovo, slower than Jabuka – Ranče. When entering Montenegro, aim for a Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday, or for the night, and on the way back avoid Sunday afternoon. If your route and destination allow, Jabuka – Ranče cuts the wait to about 20–25 minutes, but it lies much further west.

## Key facts

- Name on the Serbia side: Špiljani
- Name on the Montenegro side: Dračenovac
- Open for: Cars
- Opening hours: 24/7

## When is the queue at Špiljani – Dračenovac shortest?

A typical week: medians over 60 days (2478 measurements), not a forecast for today.

- Calmest day: Monday
- Busiest day: Monday
- Best time to set off: Tuesday, 11:00–13:00
- Time to avoid: Sunday, 22:00–00:00

| Day | Typical wait |
|---|---|
| Monday | 55 min |
| Tuesday | 55 min |
| Wednesday | 55 min |
| Thursday | 55 min |
| Friday | 55 min |
| Saturday | 55 min |
| Sunday | 55 min |

## FAQ

### What is the current queue at Špiljani – Dračenovac?

As of 22:20 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Špiljani – Dračenovac” border crossing is 55 min towards Montenegro and 55 min towards Serbia. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Tuesday, 11:00–13:00.

### When is the queue at Špiljani – Dračenovac shortest?

Over the last 60 days the calmest day at this crossing has been Monday and the busiest Monday. The queue is usually shortest on Tuesday, 11:00–13:00 and longest on Sunday, 22:00–00:00.