Neum, a captivating coastal town, is Bosnia and Herzegovina's sole access to the Adriatic Sea. This unique location, 47 kilometers northwest of Dubrovnik and 50 kilometers south of Mostar, separates the southernmost Croatian exclave from the rest of Croatia due to historical treaties.

Neum's main attraction is its picturesque beaches, ideal for swimming and sunbathing. Explore ancient history at the Narona Archaeological Museum in nearby Vid, or venture into the nearby mountains for scenic hikes. Immerse yourself in Bosnian cuisine at local restaurants and cafes. For water activities, rent kayaks and paddleboards to explore the beautiful coastline. Nature lovers can visit the stunning Blue and Red Lakes.

Neum offers local markets and shops selling essentials and souvenirs. Look out for unique items and traditional Bosnian crafts. While not known for a bustling nightlife scene, Neum offers options for summer nights with concerts, live gigs, and cocktails with sea views in gardens and bars. Young visitors can enjoy dancing in clubs or unwinding with drinks by the water.