Town and municipality in Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Photo: Pudelek (Marcin Szala), CC BY-SA 3.0 via Wikimedia Commons
Neum is a resort town on the 9 km strip of Adriatic coast that belongs to Bosnia and Herzegovina. In other contexts this country is often loosely referred to as "Bosnia", but Neum is specifically part of Herzegovina. That entity is undefined and contentious so on this page the country is abbreviated to BiH. In 2013 the Neum strip had a population of 4653, most of them in the town itself.
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Small museum next to Crkva Gospe od Zdravlja ("Lady of Health") the RC church, a striking modern concrete building.
Decent food especially the pizza, cash only.
Great reviews for the service, choice and cuisine here.
Good restaurant with sea view terrace, open year round.
Right on the coast by the car park, so higher prices for standard food quality.
Right on the shore, you're paying for the view, and be careful with what else they try to charge you for.
Simple beach-side restaurant for sea food.
Consistently clean comfy place on the seafront.
Mid-range hotel with 84 rooms.
Hulking Tito-era hotel above beach, reasonably comfy.
Huge block of a resort hotel, mixed reviews for comfort and service.
Pleasant accommodation 10 km out in the countryside, though most visitors are just stopping off for lunch.
By plane
By far the closest and best-served airport is Dubrovnik (DUV), 80 km by road across the border in Croatia. You can make the journey by bus, changing in Dubrovnik.
By road
If you intend to stop over, make this known at the border post when you enter from Croatia, so they can swipe your passport into their system and might even give you a stamp.
By boat
Since Neum is the only connection to the sea, it's covered in Bosnia and Herzegovina#By boat
2 km long. The town occupies half of that, while the rest is just tiny places such as Kamenice, so the term "Neum" here applies to the whole strip and its hinterland.
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