2 guests · 1 bedroom · 1 bathroom · 1 bed
The strip of Kumbor below the coastal highway is a run of small sandy and pebble beaches separated by short concrete moles, with houses and terraces looking straight down onto them. The moles double as moorings, so there are usually boats tied up a few metres from where you swim, and skippers along here take guests out into the bay and around the nearby islands. The mix of sand and concrete suits mixed-age groups, with shallow, easy entries at one end and ladders into deeper, cooler water at the other, while a beach café handles pizza, ice cream and the long middle of the afternoon.
Kumbor sits between Meljine and Bijela, a residential middle stretch of the Herceg Novi riviera rather than a resort strip, and the coast road ties it to everything else. West are Meljine's Venetian-era Lazaret buildings and, past them, Herceg Novi's stepped old town and the Pet Danica seaside promenade. East are Đenovići, Bijela's shipyard and the Kamenari ferry across the Verige strait. Because the houses face the water, the day frames itself: yachts entering Boka in the morning over coffee, swimming through the heat, then sunset down the channel toward the open Adriatic.
Listed May 30, 2005 · Updated August 26, 2026
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