Dubrovnik Travel Guide

One of Elaphiti Islands on Croatia’s picturesque coast, Sipan Island popular for daily boat tours. This gorgeous isle hosts pebbled beaches, charming local villages, and secluded, unspoiled bays.

Cavtat is a pearl in the Adriatic Sea and is one of the most impressive places in the Dubrovnik region. It is home to medieval stone houses, wonderful turquoise waters, and lush pine forests.

Lokrum Island is the home of stunning bays for kayaking and swimming. With many unique natural and historic sights both on land and by the sea, visitors are spoiled for choice.

Dubrovnik brings Game of Thrones to life with its grand medieval architecture. Fans can walk around these locations in Croatia, take unforgettable photos, and feel the unique atmosphere of Westeros.

The Church of St. Mark with its unique works of art is a gem of Korcula. The church boasts a stunning gothic renaissance style and its bell tower gives panoramic city views.

The region of Ston at Peljesac’s southern tip is known for its charming villages and quaint settlements. Its many safe harbors boast warm swimming waters perfect for exploration.

The stunning Lopud Beach with its gradual sloping sandy shoreline, creates a paradise for young families. The shallowness of the water's depth and the no-car policy creates a safe haven for all.

The Dubrovnik City walls recreate an ambiance of power, pride, and tranquility for all who visit the site. To this day, the well preserved structure is the greatest defensive system of its time.

Discover the hidden gems of Croatia’s Peljesac peninsula. Witness the enchanting bays, and beaches while enjoying local wines and the world’s best oysters.  

Reaching out from Dubrovnik, the Elaphiti Islands are famous for boating and swimming activities. They offer enchanting bays and outstanding greenery.

Mljet National Park is one of the must-see places in Croatia with its natural wonder saltwater lakes. Hiking, biking, and casual explorations of nature are the main activities beloved by visitors.

Lastovo Island is surrounded by a stunning, crystal-clear coastline that always surprises guests. Visitors can explore uninhabited bays, visit quaint villages, and luxuriate in the Adriatic Sea.

Orebic is a sunny, beachy locale along the coastal areas of Peljesac peninsula. It is beloved for its sandy shoes with many hidden bays to discover.

Vela Luka is a resort town with numerous beaches that amaze with different shades of blue. It is a paradise for swimming, diving among the fish, or roaming the sea on boats.

Zaton is a perfect location that makes a great start for exploring the nearby islands. It is home to wonderful crystal clear waters, pine-scented woods, and charming stone buildings.

Discover the crown jewel of the Dubrovnik Riviera: Slano. It is a stunning getaway surrounded by breathtaking sand and pebble beaches, lush pine trees, and the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea.

Lumbarda offers sea adventures with sailing, swimming, diving and snorkeling. There are rich underwater worlds in the azure sparkling waters framed by sandy beaches.

Blending the most beautiful tones of blue and green, Kolocep Island has a serene ambiance. It offers lush green trees along with many haven-like bays.

The Stradun is the main artery of Dubrovnik’s Old Town and host to many historic sites. Visitors are treated to postcard-perfect Baroque buildings perfect for meandering.

Overlooking the Adriatic Sea from a cliff-top perch, the iconic Fort Lovrijenac is the symbol of the famous city of Dubrovnik. It is famous for its beauty and as a filming location for Game of Thrones.

Zuljana lies in a picturesque bay on the Peljesac Peninsula in southern Croatia. It is a perfect spot to enjoy nature and explore many hidden sandy beaches and underwater shipwrecks.

For unforgettable views and panoramic photo opportunities of the city of Dubrovnik, take a hike to the top of Mount Srd. This short mountain rises over Dubrovnik and gives a complete view of the sea and city from above.

Malo Jezero is an attractive place where nature lovers can wind down in a relaxing atmosphere. The combination of the green landscape and the colorful butterflies makes it perfect for photography.

Badija is the largest and the most impressive island in the Korčula archipelago for its beauty and a historic monastery. It is home to wonderful turquoise waters and adorable deer.

The lovely golden sands of Sunj Bay invite boaters to enjoy a magnificent day of sunbathing. The stunning views of the turquoise Adriatic and the excellent conditions make it a relaxing place to anchor.

The Rector's Palace boasts stunning Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque styles. Among the historic beauty and grandeur is a collection of fine historical items for visitors to peruse.

At 5.5 kilometers long, visitors can spend a whole day on the second largest city walls in the world. After a full day, watching the sunset along the Dalmatian coast with a breathtaking view of the Adriatic Sea will be a tremendous experience.