Mamula Island
Discover the ruins and history of Mamula Island as you explore the large inhabited island, which is sure to fascinate. During both World Wars, the fortress was used as a prison. During World War II the island was taken over by Italian fascist Benito Mussolini who converted the island into a concentration camp famous for torture and cruelty to prisoners. It has since been used as a set numerous times for horror films. This historic island is located at the entrance to the Bay, between Lustica and Herceg Novi. About 80% of the island occupies a fortress which was built in the mid-19th century by Austro-Hungarian general Lazar Mamula. Mamula continues to be an abandoned island completely untouched and raw, a favorite summer getaway for anyone looking for something different and frozen in time. Get lost in time and discover what is hidden behind Mamula’s great walls!
Ribarsko Selo “Fishing village”
Meaning ‘Fisherman’s Village’, Ribarsko Selo in Herceg Novi on the Luštica Peninsula is the perfect spot to spend an afternoon recharging. You’ll feel like you’re living your best life as you watch the sun kiss the horizon while relaxing with a cocktail in one of their swing chairs or seafront pod loungers. All the food they serve is organic and, as the name suggests, the fish is bought fresh every day by local fishermen, making it a spectacular spot for a sunset dinner.
The fishing village has a spacious and comfortable beach with an impressive view of the open sea and the entrance to Boka Bay. Guests who need extra relaxation can enjoy massage and those who prefer active relaxation can rent our kayaks and explore nearby Mirište and Žanjice beaches, famous for their beauty. If you decide to spend several hours in the Fishing village, you will have the opportunity to swim in the crystal clear sea and witness probably the most beautiful sunsets on the entire Montenegro coast.
