Dubrovnik has to be one of the best preserved historical towns standing by the eastern shores of the Adriatic Sea. The Old Town of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is nothing short of a time capsule, taking you back centuries to its heyday as a great mercantile port. Standing at the foothills of Mount Srdj, beside the Dalmatian coast, the town’s natural landscape is just as impressive as its heritage architecture. Parts of the old sea fort rise right from the town’s waterfront precinct, complete with a massive tower, fortified walls, beautiful palaces and churches. Must visit monuments include the St. Blaise Church with its grand Baroque architecture, the Sponza Palace from the Renaissance period, and the Rector’s Palace, which is a museum today. A cable car ride up to Mount Srdj is worth the panoramic view of the city spread out beneath. Settle down at the pedestrian only town square lined with eateries, enjoying black risotto and the local rožata pudding.
Places: Zagreb (1 day) → Rovinj (2) → Split (3) → Hvar (2) → Korcula (1) → Dubrovnik (3)
Tour Highlights: Gornji Grad, Castles , Museums & Exhibitions, Port Town , Snorkeling & Scuba Diving ...
Ideal For: Beaches Heritage & Culture Nature & Landscapes Wine & Food
Places: Zagreb (2 days) → Plitvice Lakes (1) → Rovinj (3) → Ljubljana (3)
Tour Highlights: Gornji Grad, Castles , Museums & Exhibitions, Nature, Lakes & Waterfalls, Plitvice Lakes National Park...
Ideal For: Adventure & Outdoors Heritage & Culture Wine & Food
Places: Zagreb (1 day) → Rovinj (2) → Zadar (2) → Split (3) → Dubrovnik (3)
Tour Highlights: Gornji Grad, Castles , Museums & Exhibitions, Port Town , Snorkeling & Scuba Diving ...
Ideal For: Heritage & Culture Wine & Food
Places: Zagreb (1 day) → Zadar (2) → Split (3) → Dubrovnik (3)
Tour Highlights: Gornji Grad, Castles , Museums & Exhibitions, The Sea Organ Art Installation, Cuisine & Wine...
Ideal For: Adventure & Outdoors Heritage & Culture Nature & Landscapes
Style: Homestay
Apartments Villa Ankora is a family-owned accommodation in the Kono area of Dubrovnik, a short walk away from Minceta Tower and the Old Town.
Style: Beach Resort
Hotel Dubrovnik Palace is nestled on a rocky beachfront in Lapad peninsula below the Petka pine forest, a short drive away from the Old Town.
Style: Boutique
Hotel Kazbek is located in the bay of Gruz, just a short drive away from the Old Town. Enter through a large wooden gate and walk into a stone-walled castle, built in 1573, that has been renovated keeping most of the original building intact.
Style: Beach Resort
Grand Villa Argentina is located in the heart of Dubrovnik, just a 10-minute walk from the Ploce Gate in the red-roofed Old Town.
