About Herceg Novi

Located at the entrance to Boka Bay, at the foot of Mount Orjen, Herceg Novi is a major administrative and tourist centre with around 39,000 inhabitants. It had a turbulent past and its history of occupations has created a blend of picturesque architectural styles and a rich cultural heritage. Founded in 1382, the town defensive's role is witnessed by its fortresses and towers whose names - Kanli Kula, Spanjola, Forte Mare, Citadela - point to the periods spent under the rule of Venetians, Spaniards, French, Austro-Hungarians, Russians and the Ottomans. Today, the fortresses are used as open air stages for film screenings, music concerts and theatre productions. The town is full of historical sights, churches, artists galleries and enjoys stunning views. A characteristic feature of Herceg Novi are its many gardens with subtropical plant and flower species which is why it is often referred to as 'the town of sun and flowers' .There is a delightful sea-front promenade, flanked by classy restaurants as well as vibrant bars and cafes that cater for everyone's taste.

Herceg Novi has many small beaches along the promenade and many more, reachable by boat, on the beautiful Lustica peninsula. The town enjoys a Mediterranean climate with dry, warm summers and mild winters: it has a specific microclimate with approximately 200 of sunny days a year, with average annual temperature of 16.2 C (similar to that of Naples, Italy). Average temperature from May to September is 25°C, which provides a swimming season of over 5 months long and average summer sea temperature between 22 - 26°C.

Igalo, which is a suburb of Herceg Novi, boasts a world renowned spa, health and recreational centre 'Dr Simo Milosevic' where healing mineral water and mud is used to complement the treatment of rheumatic conditions.

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