Family travel in Igalo

Stara Banja is a sandy beach in western Igalo, near the mouth of the Sutorina River. The shallow water extends a long way from the shore, so a family outing can combine swimming with sand play.

Stara Banja on the map.

Igalo’s built waterfront has a walkway and bathing platforms between the sea and the neighborhood’s buildings. It continues along the Pet Danica promenade toward Topla, Herceg Novi and Meljine. You can keep to the Igalo stretch or extend your walk toward town.

Igalo waterfront on the map.

At Vila Galeb in Igalo, you visit part of Josip Broz Tito’s former residence. The visitor area includes rooms where he held meetings and watched films, one apartment used by his associates, and Tito’s and Jovanka’s apartments.

Guided visits are in Montenegrin or English and start at the villa’s main gate. Check visit times, tickets and conditions for children in the Vila Galeb visitor program. The villa’s location on the map.

The Igalo Sports Center has three outdoor clay tennis courts, with lighting for evening play. Table tennis takes place in the sports hall, so the same complex offers a choice between tennis outdoors and a game at a table indoors. The center also offers recreational sessions.

Contact the Igalo Sports Center about a booking, equipment and playing with children. The sports complex on the map.

In Phase II of the Igalo Institute, you can combine bowling with table tennis or billiards in the same recreational center. Its recreation service is intended for individuals and groups throughout the year.

Arrange a session and confirm the conditions for using the lanes or a table with children through the Igalo Institute’s recreational center. Phase II of the Institute on the map.

For a film or theater outing from Igalo, you can choose Dvorana Park in Herceg Novi. The venue hosts a changing program of film screenings and cultural events, including animated films and plays.

For your travel dates, choose a program in a language the children understand and appropriate for their ages, then check the time and tickets with Dvorana Park. The venue on the map.

The Blue Cave program run by Barba Boats offers a departure from Igalo by La Bamba beach and heads toward Lustica’s coast. You see Mamula Island from the boat, with an option to swim and snorkel near the Blue Cave entrance. The program also includes a longer break at Zanjic or Miriste.

For your chosen departure from Igalo, arrange the pickup point, children’s participation and return time with Barba Boats. La Bamba area on the map · Blue Cave on the map.

At Aryen Ranch in the hill village of Zvinje, you can visit a small zoo with horses, ponies, rabbits, goats and llamas. You can pet the animals and feed them food prepared by the ranch. The same estate has a riding school with instructors and enclosed arenas, and ponies for children.

Arrange a visit and confirm the riding option with Aryen Ranch, giving the children’s ages. The ranch in Zvinje on the map.

Vrbanj Adventure Park sits in the beech forest in Herceg Novi’s hills. You cross suspended obstacles and nets between the trees. Four courses have a total of 44 elements, while a separate fifth course is a 200-meter zipline. The courses differ in difficulty, and instructors are available to visitors. The same park has a fitness trail and a rest area with gazebos.

The easiest course is also suitable for children from age six. Check with Vrbanj Adventure Park which course your child can use and whether the park is open on your visit date. The park at Vrbanj on the map.