Border Crossings
Be prepared for potential border checks when traveling to or from Croatia, as Neum sits between two parts of the Croatian coast.
Neum is the sole coastal town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, providing the nation's only gateway to the Adriatic Sea. Located in the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, it is nestled between two sections of Croatia's coastline, making it a unique geographical enclave. The town is known for its Mediterranean climate, characterized by warm summers and mild winters, and offers a range of pebble beaches and clear waters. As a more budget-friendly alternative to nearby Croatian resorts, Neum attracts visitors looking for a relaxed seaside escape. The surrounding hills provide scenic backdrops for the town's hotels and restaurants, which serve a mix of fresh seafood and traditional Balkan cuisine. Its position on the Adriatic highway also makes it a convenient and popular stop for travelers exploring the wider Balkan region.
Neum is the sole coastal town in Bosnia and Herzegovina, providing the nation's only gateway to the Adriatic Sea. Located in the Herzegovina-Neretva Canton, it is nestled between two sections of Croatia's coastline, making it a unique geographical enclave. The town is known for its Mediterranean climate, characterized by warm summers and mild winters, and offers a range of pebble beaches and clear waters. As a more budget-friendly alternative to nearby Croatian resorts, Neum attracts visitors looking for a relaxed seaside escape. The surrounding hills provide scenic backdrops for the town's hotels and restaurants, which serve a mix of fresh seafood and traditional Balkan cuisine. Its position on the Adriatic highway also makes it a convenient and popular stop for travelers exploring the wider Balkan region.
The only coastal town in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Direct access to the clear waters of the Adriatic Sea.
Scenic views along the Herzegovina-Neretva coastline.
A unique Mediterranean atmosphere within the Balkans.
Exclusive access to the Adriatic Sea within Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Strategic location between major Croatian tourist hubs like Split and Dubrovnik.
Generally more affordable accommodation and dining compared to nearby Croatian resorts.
Be prepared for potential border checks when traveling to or from Croatia, as Neum sits between two parts of the Croatian coast.
While the local currency is the Convertible Mark (BAM), many places also accept Euros due to the proximity to the border.
Seaside relaxation and a unique coastal experience in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
BAM KM
$50-$100 p/day
Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
Try fresh seafood and traditional Herzegovinian dishes at the local seaside restaurants.
Relaxation, Seaside, Scenic
June-September
Spring offers mild temperatures and fewer crowds, making it ideal for exploring the town and nearby hills.
This is the peak season for swimming and sunbathing, though it can get quite busy and hot.
Pleasant weather continues into September, perfect for enjoying the sea without the summer rush.
A quiet off-season with mild coastal weather, though many tourist facilities may have limited hours.







