Dubrovnik
About Dubrovnik
Fittingly dubbed the Pearl of the Adriatic, Dubrovnik's vibrant, gemstone-hued orange rooftops provide a splashy complement to the backdrop of the crystal blue sea. Walls dating back to the Middle Ages enclose the city's quaint UNESCO-protected Old Town, evoking the feeling of stepping inside a time capsule. Stroll Stradum, Dubrovnik's main thoroughfare to see famous sights and landmarks such as Pile Gate, the Franciscan Monastery (a veritable masterpiece of Romanesque-Gothic architecture), Onofrio's Fountain, the Old Port, Sponza Palace, St. Saviour's and more. Tiny picturesque beaches such as St. Jakov and Banje offer travelers to Dubrovnik the best of worlds: culture and history coupled with relaxaton and leisure.
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Private Dubrovnik city walls walking tour with entry tickets
Book a private walking tour through the city walls with entrance tickets included. Follow your guide and hear interesting stories about Dubrovnik's past. Along the way you will discover the city's monuments from a different perspective.
2 Hours
$ 100.00
Half-day boat tour to the Elaphite Islands with Blue Cave visit
Cast off from Lapadskaa Obala for a half-day island escape around the Elaphite Islands. You'll be cruising on a leut, a traditional wooden fishing boat, with your captain, a true local who knows every hidden cove and secret spot in these waters like the back of his hand. He says “the Elaphite Islands are full of hidden treasures, and I know every nook and cranny.” As you glide over the Adriatic Sea, you can sit back with a glass of wine, a cold beer, or a soft drink, sailing towards your first stop – the bay of Kolocep. There's time to cool off with a dip in the sea before heading to Sunj Beach, famous for its soft golden sand and calm shallow waters – perfect for a bit of sunbathing, or another swim if you're feeling keen. Along the way, you'll uncover tucked-away coves and secret spots only locals know about. Your final stop is the Blue Cave, a natural wonder carved into the limestone cliffs of Kolcep Island. Formed over thousands of years by the crashing of the waves, the entrance is low and narrow. But, once you're inside, it opens up into a glowing chamber of blue light. Sunlight filters through an underwater opening, reflecting off the white seabed and bathing the cave in an otherworldly glow – a surreal swimming spot to round off the day.
4 Hours
$ 115.00
River Neretva Boat Tour with Lunch
The canals and lakes of the Neretva valley are the stars of this full day tour. You'll glide along the River Neretva on a trupica – a traditional Croatian riverboat – with the chance to spot wildlife as you drift towards Lake Kuti. Nika, one of our local guides, says, ‘Lake Kuti is a haven for wildlife – there are birds such the golden eagle, common buzzard and peregrine falcon as well as reptiles like the Balkan green lizard. It's a green oasis amid the region's karst landscapes.'Home to an array of diverse wildlife and flora, the River Neretva flows through just 20km of Croatia. But good things come in small numbers here, and as you cast off along the backwaters and canals of the river, you'll see exactly why. Onboard a typical wooden riverboat, you'll get up close with your natural surroundings, with plenty of photo opportunities along the way. Keep a lookout for turtles, waterfowl and other birds that call the riverbank home, as well as many species of fish.And once you've built up an appetite, we'll dock at Neretva House tavern, which is accessible by boat only, for lunch. You'll be treated to a feast of traditional Dalmatian dishes, washed down with local wine and fresh water. Then, with a full belly, you'll set off for the return journey along the river. Once you're back on dry land, you'll round off the tour with a pit stop in a secret location – it's guaranteed to be a perfect photo opportunity.
Flexible
$ 98.00
Guided walking tour of Dubrovnik old town in French
The storybook streets of Dubrovnik old town provide the setting for this easy-going morning walking tour. After transferring from your hotel, you'll meet your French-speaking guide and head straight into the heart of this UNESCO-listed gem. Think polished limestone streets, terracotta rooftops and centuries of history tucked into every stone.This walking tour of the old town brings you an impressive line-up of sights in the cool of the morning. The area's packed with Baroque churches, Venetian houses and ornate palaces. Not to mention designer shops and homey restaurants, splashing fountains and bell towers. All of which you'll spot during the tour.Top billing, though, has to go to the chunky walls and battlements that surround the city. Places don't come much prettier than this – no wonder the poet Byron dubbed it ‘the pearl of the Adriatic'. After the tour, you'll have free time to explore under your own steam.
4 Hours
$ 66.00
Cavtat and Dubrovnik boat tour
The journey between Cavtat and Dubrovnik Old Town becomes part of the experience when you travel by boat. This relaxed ride is your chance to capture postcard-worthy views from the sea, all from the comfort of your seat. With direct arrival into Dubrovnik's Old Harbour, it's a comfortable and memorable way to travel between these two coastal towns.
