Exploring Herceg Novi should begin with its several kilometers-long seafront. While the local beaches are made of concrete, the abundance of sunbeds and deck chairs compensates for this inconvenience. The coastal infrastructure in this resort is among the best in all of Montenegro.
Herceg Novi boasts numerous parks, showcasing a remarkable mix of subtropical, tropical, and steppe plant varieties. Culture enthusiasts will find several museums in the city to explore.
For those interested in architecture, must-visit sites include the Savina Monastery and the Sea Fortress. The Blood Tower, dating back to the Ottoman Empire's peak, stands as a reminder of Turkish rule. Among the city's noteworthy structures is the tower near the Town Hall, constructed by the Austrians in the 19th century.
In the vicinity of the resort lies Igalo, Montenegro's most renowned health center.
A fitting conclusion to your Herceg Novi adventure is a boat trip on Herceg Novi Bay. This excursion includes a visit to the famous local beach Žanica and an exploration of the Blue Cave—a mysterious place that leaves an indelible impression on every visitor.
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