Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
MAP
( 031-321 639;
www.trendtravelmontenegro.com
;
Bus Station, Jadranski Put)
Day trips to Dubrovnik
(€18), Ostrog (€20), Risan/Kotor/Budva/Sveti Stefan (€25), Trebinje (€30), Perast/
Njeguši/Lovćen/Cetinje (€35) and Lake Skadar (€45), as well as rafting trips (€70) and
accommodation services (rooms from €10 per person, apartments from €25).
Yachting Club 32
MAP
(
www.yachtingclub32.com
; Šetalište Pet Danica 32)
Rents jet skis (€50 per 20 minutes), pedal boats
(€8 per hour) and mountain bikes (€3/6/15 per one hour/three hours/day).
OUTDOORS
STEP BY STEP
Herceg Novi is extremely hilly and the fastest way from the highway to the beach is via one of the numerous
sets of steps. Charming as the stairways
(stepenište)
are, they make Herceg Novi one of the most challenging
towns in Montenegro for the mobility-impaired.
Festivals & Events
Mimosa Festival
PARADE, MUSIC
Feb-Mar)
A mash of yellow blooms, marching majorettes, concerts
and sports events.
Sunčane Skale
(
www.suncaneskale.org
;
Jul)
Held in the first week of July, the three-day Sunčane Skale
(Sunny Steps) music competition is a bit like a low-rent Eurovision.
MUSIC
Sinestezija Festival
(
www.sinestezija.me
;
Jul)
Turns Herceg Novi into a contemporary art space for 10 days at
the end of July, with various exhibitions and events popping up around town.
ART
International Book Fair
LITERATURE
