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Cavtat, Dubrovnik Area
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Dubrovnik Lapad, Dubrovnik Area
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Dubrovnik Old Town, Dubrovnik Area
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£3.20
£56.50
3.5hrs
A Dubrovnik holiday delivers two getaways in one. Dubrovnik Old Town offers a picturesque city break while peaceful Cavtat is perfect for a relaxing retreat in the sun. And there are many islands to hop across to. Mljet gives you lush green forests and two saltwater lakes to hike around, while the Elaphiti Islands are not to be missed.
Dubrovnik lies close to the southern borders of Croatia. That means you’ll be in day trip distance of Montenegro. It’s a stunning country with five national parks and some chic beach resorts. You could just as easily pop across the border to Bosnia & Herzegovina to see stunning Ottoman palaces and deep canyons.
Lord Byron described Dubrovnik Old Town as ‘the pearl of the Adriatic’, and it’s easy to see why. It’s a gem of a city, with terracotta rooftops, medieval walls, cobbled alleyways and a glistening waterfront. Plus, there’s no shortage of stylish boutiques, bar and restaurants, especially down at the harbour.
Cavtat, the dreamy harbour town, is conveniently placed for getting around Croatia’s Adriatic coast.
Right next to the Old Town of Dubrovnik, along the Croatian coast, the Lapad peninsula is a breath of fresh air in amongst its maze of terracotta roofs.
Tucked away on the north-western tip of Dubrovnik, Babin Kuk is a great base for epic days of exploration.
Neatly positioned between Dubrovnik (just a 20-minute drive away) and the pretty town of Cavtat, Mlini ticks all the boxes for a traditional Croatian retreat.
Dubrovnik’s charming Old Town is a cobweb of UNESCO-stamped landmarks and historic marvels, only 4km south of the border with Bosnia-Herzegovina.
This idyllic island is a hit with families, thanks to its lively, medieval port town and handful of secluded beaches.
While fishing and farming dominate local life, you’ll find go-slow Srebreno a haven of seaside swimming and mountain conquering.
Snoozing on the southside of the Pelješac Peninsula, Orebić is a stunning resort that exudes charm.
A sleepy, car-free island covered in pine forest, groves of lemon trees, sandy bays and terracotta-topped houses – you’ll find lush Lopud just a ferry ride away from Dubrovnik.
With a history of old origins and invading pirates, there’s a lot for keen explorers to unearth in Orašac.
Just a stone’s throw from Dubrovnik Old Town, the suburb of Gruž is a charming base for exploring traditional Croatia.
Set sail on a cruise from Dubrovnik and discover the Dalmatian Riviera's unmistakable charm.
The beaches around Dubrovnik are pebbly, in the main, and many are blessed with spectacular views of the city. There are a clutch of sand-and-shingle beaches in easy distance from the Old Town. If you crave a really sandy beach, head to the isle of Lopud – it’s home to a curve of powdery golden sand.
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Dubrovnik Babin Kuk, Dubrovnik Area
Dubrovnik Old Town, Dubrovnik Area
Uncovering the history of Dubrovnik will be a true delight. On every corner you’ll stumble across another piece of the puzzle. There are churches, cathedrals, gardens and more – each offering a unique little insight into Dubrovnik’s colourful past. Don’t forget your camera – there’ll be loads of photo opportunities along the way.
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Dubrovnik Area
Mljet Island, Dubrovnik Area
Sporty types will have loads to choose from in the way of activities. There are plenty of water sports on offer across the area, or if you prefer your feet firmly on dry land then you can’t beat a walk around the Old Town. Its iconic white buildings and orange roofs are instantly recognisable.
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Dubrovnik Old Town, Dubrovnik Area
Dubrovnik Old Town, Dubrovnik Area
Fresh fish and seafood is the focus of much of the cuisine along the coast, perfectly accompanied by a glass or two of Pošip, the light white wine from the island of Korčula. The Italian influence is also strong throughout the region, so you’re never too far away from a pizzeria.
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Mlini, Dubrovnik Area
Dubrovnik Old Town, Dubrovnik Area
Visit Dubrovnik’s open-air markets to pick up traditional delicacies like rose liqueur and lavender honey. As well as little boutiques selling handmade red coral jewellery, there’s a good selection of designer shops, and a few malls outside of the centre featuring familiar high-street names.
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Dubrovnik Old Town, Dubrovnik Area
Dubrovnik Area
Dubrovnik’s Old Town comes to life as the sun goes down. Bars and taverns line the cobbled streets, partygoers flock to the clubs around the Pile Gate, and stylish parties light up the beach bars. The nearby resorts have their own scenes too, whether you want an elegant nightcap or to dance until the sun comes up.
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