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• Blue Grotto (Plava Spilja)
  "Great experience"
  "Very nice boat ride and the cave and water just looked worth seeing. Water was so clear that you can see even small rock on the bottom. Wish we were diving in stead of boat ride but maybe next time"
• Blue Grotto (Plava Spilja)
  "Place that you should visit if you are in Herceg Novi"
  "Blue Cave is one of the biggest and most beautiful caves in the series of caves , located along a very rarefied coastline of the peninsula Lustica in the Bay of Kotor. The cave is located between Golden Bay and the Cape ports wet forest and away from Herceg Novi 5.7 nautical miles. There are two ..."holes at a 45 degree angle, the smaller the aperture from the south and southwest side more that the height of 3 m., A width of about 15 m. so you can get inside the cave ordinary boat and smaller ships. The sea depth inside the cave is 3 - 4 m. Height from sea level to the top of the ceiling is 9 feet, and its size is approximately 300 sqm. Its name comes from the unusual crystal blue color which comes the reflection of sunlight off of the surface during clear days. During the summer it is very easy to go there from Herceg Novi. First Take a boat to beach Zanjic and from there you have lots of other boats that go to Blue Cave-Blue Grotto-Plava Splilja. " More >
• Herceg Novi Theatre
  "Unspoilt stony beaches"
  "My family and myself visited Montenegro in the summer of 2012. We we pleased with the relative cleanliness of the beaches and water which was crystal clear. There is a lot of walking to reach the beach and a lot of "climbing" to get from the beach. Also I felt there was not much of a choice when it ..."came to the supplies from the local supermarkets. We found it difficult to get hold of a good steak to prepare in our rented apartment. The old town and the Theatre are very beautiful but access can be difficult for those with walking problems - requiring wheelchairs. As my wife and I are pretty fit people, we did suffer somewhat with all the stairs. That being said, if artificial paths are created it would spoil the authenticity of the place. Definitely worth a return visit that we will extend to other cities and towns on the bay of Kotor. " More >