Zelenika

Zelenika is a small, character-rich town just south of Herceg Novi, set on the sunny southern shore of the bay's outer reaches. Its defining landmark is the handsome Austro-Hungarian railway station, a remnant of the narrow-gauge line that, from 1901, connected Zelenika's port on the Bay of Kotor with Herceg Novi and onward towards Dubrovnik and Bosnia before the line closed in 1968. The old track bed, stone houses and quiet waterfront give the town a gentle, nostalgic charm, and the historic station has long drawn visitors curious about this chapter of the region's past.