3D Scanning & Drone Services in Montenegro

We provide comprehensive 3D scanning and drone services throughout Montenegro, covering all 23 municipalities. Our primary service areas include Podgorica (capital), the UNESCO Bay of Kotor (Kotor, Herceg Novi, Tivat, Perast), Budva Riviera, Bar and southern coast, and northern highlands (Žabljak, Kolašin). We also serve national parks including Durmitor and the Tara River canyon.

Pricing varies based on project scope, location, and deliverables. Standard 3D scanning projects start around €1,200-2,500, while drone photogrammetry and LiDAR surveying range from €1,500-8,000+ for larger coastal or mountain sites. UNESCO heritage and luxury property projects may require additional coordination. We provide free consultations and detailed quotes for all Montenegrin projects. Contact us for a customized estimate.

We offer 24-hour response time for Montenegrin projects. For consultations and quotes, we typically respond within hours during business days. Project mobilization depends on scope and location, with most coastal and Podgorica projects starting within 48-72 hours. Northern highland and remote heritage site projects may require additional coordination but can usually start within one week.

Yes, all our drone pilots hold certifications from CAA Montenegro (Civil Aviation Agency of Montenegro) required for commercial drone operations. We maintain all necessary authorizations for controlled airspace including operations near Podgorica and Tivat airports. We comply with Montenegrin airspace requirements and EU drone regulation alignment as Montenegro progresses toward EU membership.

We deploy industry-leading equipment including Trimble X12 and NavVis VLX3 terrestrial scanners, Matterport Pro3 for virtual tours, DJI Matrice 400 RTK and Skydio X10 drones for aerial work. All systems achieve survey-grade accuracy with plus/minus 2-4mm precision for scanning and centimeter-level accuracy for drone surveying. Our equipment meets international and Montenegrin regulatory standards.

Yes, we specialize in heritage documentation for Montenegro's UNESCO World Heritage sites. This includes the Natural and Culturo-Historical Region of Kotor (Bay of Kotor), featuring the medieval Old Town, Venetian fortifications, and surrounding fjord landscape. We also document Durmitor National Park. We work with heritage authorities to ensure non-invasive documentation that meets international preservation standards.

Yes. We deliver BIM models compliant with Montenegrin building regulations and EU construction protocols that Montenegro is adopting through EU accession negotiations. Our deliverables support Montenegrin workflows including coordination with the Real Estate Administration (Uprava za nekretnine), and integration with common Montenegrin and European design software. We can provide models in IFC format for seamless interoperability.

Yes, we have extensive experience with Montenegro's luxury maritime sector. This includes Porto Montenegro (one of the Mediterranean's premier superyacht marinas), Kotor Bay yacht facilities, and high-end coastal developments. We understand the precision requirements and confidentiality standards expected for ultra-luxury property and marine documentation.

Our terrestrial scanning achieves plus/minus 2-4mm accuracy for coastal structures, marinas, and maritime facilities. For aerial surveys, we deliver centimeter-level accuracy using RTK positioning. We can tie surveys to Montenegrin national datum and marine chart references for coastal engineering, marina development, and port infrastructure projects.

We combine enterprise-grade equipment with deep understanding of Montenegro's geography, regulatory requirements, and luxury tourism market. Our team delivers quality work with strict standards and 100% Satisfaction Guarantee, giving you peace of mind for any project from Podgorica business centers to UNESCO Kotor heritage sites to Porto Montenegro superyacht marina. We're experienced with the unique requirements of Montenegro's premium hospitality and real estate sectors.