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Where can I depart for a yacht charter in Herceg Novi?

The primary departure marina is Portonovi Marina in Kumbor, located just beside Herceg Novi, offering 238 berths in a closed basin and space for vessels up to 120 meters on the outer breakwater. Additional options include Lazure Marina and Port Herceg Novi, which cater to smaller boats and pleasure craft. All marinas are within a short drive of Dubrovnik and Tivat airports.

What islands and anchorages can I reach on a day trip from Herceg Novi?

A day trip from Herceg Novi easily reaches the islands of Sveti Nikola and Veli Školj in the Bay of Kotor, as well as the sheltered anchorages near Tivat and Kotor. You can also explore the medieval coastal towns and hidden coves along the Boka Bay coastline. The turquoise Adriatic waters provide calm sailing conditions ideal for families and groups.

When is the best sailing season in Herceg Novi and Montenegro?

The prime sailing season in Herceg Novi runs from May through October, with July and August offering the warmest weather and most stable winds. Spring and autumn provide milder temperatures and fewer crowds, ideal for relaxed cruising. Winter months are generally unsuitable for sailing due to cooler temperatures and stronger winds.

What licence or skipper rules apply for chartering in Herceg Novi?

Montenegro requires a valid boat licence or a certified skipper for chartering; international licences such as IALA or national equivalents are accepted. If you do not hold a licence, you must hire a professional skipper through the charter company. All vessels must comply with local maritime regulations and carry required safety equipment.

How do I get to Herceg Novi for my yacht charter?

The nearest airports are Dubrovnik (33 km) and Tivat (18 km), with rough transfer times of under one hour by car to Herceg Novi. Public transport and private shuttles are available from both airports to the marinas. The journey offers scenic views of the Montenegrin coastline and mountains.