Herceg Novi sits at the bay’s entrance, known for countless steps, fortresses and leafy courtyards. Next door, Igalo offers spa-style, family-friendly stays.
Boat trips to the Blue Cave and Luštica beaches are easy, as are seaside walks to Igalo.
Attractions
Kanli Kula Fortress
Kanli Kula
Hilltop citadel above the Old Town, now an open-air events venue.
Mirko Komnenovic House (City Museum)
Gradski muzej Mirko Komnenović
A townhouse museum with a garden and collections on local history.
Forte Mare Fortress
Morska tvrđava
A seaside fortress on the water’s edge with sweeping views of Boka Bay.
Herceg Novi Old Town
Herceg Novi Stari grad
Stone stairways, intimate squares and bay views.
Savina Monastery
Manastir Savina
Three churches set in greenery above the sea. A quiet enclave east of town.
Nearest airports
Tivat
Podgorica
Transport & Transfers
Frequently asked questions
Where is Herceg Novi located?
It’s at the entrance to the Bay of Kotor, near the Croatian border.
Are there beaches in Herceg Novi?
Yes, the area offers pebble beaches, concrete platforms, and a few sandy spots.
Can you get to Kotor or Tivat from Herceg Novi?
Yes, by intercity buses, taxi, or private transfer.
What are the main attractions in Herceg Novi?
The Old Town, Kanli Kula and Forte Mare fortresses, monasteries, and scenic bay views.
Is Herceg Novi good for a vacation stay?
Yes, it’s a peaceful coastal town with nice beaches and a charming Old Town – perfect for a quieter holiday.
Is there direct transport to Tivat Airport?
No direct buses – you’ll need a taxi or private transfer.
Can I take a boat to Perast or Kotor?
You can book a tour, but there is no regular boat service.