Buza Bar - a hidden gem outside the city walls Eating & Drinking in Dubrovnik Take a guided boat tour from Dubrovnik exploring the three islands. The islands are so small that the total population of all three islands is less than 1000 people. Because it is a nature reserve the admission to the island is $6.Ĭavtat - a 45 minute boat ride south from Old Town (approximately 80 KN/ $13 USD roundtrip) this small harbor town has restaurants, shops, cafes with a long waterfront promenade.Įlafiti Islands - 13 small untouched islands near Dubrovnik, the three most visited islands are Kolocep, Sipan and Lopud. Boats depart from Old Town every half hour from 9am-7pm.
Take a swim in the saltwater pool (like the Dead Sea on a much smaller scale), explore the 15th century Benedictine monastery, and stroll along the car-less trails.
Lokrum Island - a 15 minute taxi boat ride away from Old Town is a perfect half day getaway from Dubrovnik as the island is only a mile wide. Kolocep Shoreline - Elafiti Islands close to Dubrovnik Day trips from Dubrovnik It is only accessible down a steep cliff so make sure to bring a picnic as you will not find any shops nearby. Pasjaca Beach is a much quieter beach, 20 km south of Dubrovnik, where you may not come across another person on the beach. Copacabana beach is similar to Banje, and offers many different adventurous activities like parachute rides and kayak rentals. At night the beach becomes a bar scene with a number of bars right on the beach. Nice views of Old Town from the beach, and even beach beds for rent.īanje Beach is a close walk from Old Town and also one of the most popular sandy beaches. St Jakov beach is in a cove below the cliffs, over 150 steps down to the beach. Banje Beach - right outside of Old Town Beaches in Dubrovnik Taking in the scenes of Old Town and the islands from the water. Catch the sunset from the water on a 2.5 hour sunset dinner cruise on a traditional Karaka replica ship or your own private boat. Explore Dubrovnik from the water and go on a guided kayaking tour around the city and Lokrum Island. During the summer from July 10th thru August 25th there is a summer festival held in Dubrovnik, showcasing classical plays, dances and concerts in different areas throughout Old Town. Fireworks over Dubrovnik's Old Town at the summer festival Tip: Get here early, the market closes at 1pm. It no longer sells fresh foods but sells authentic Dubrovnik products like dried lavender, local brandies, and dried fruits. Buy gifts and snacks from Gundulić Square Market, the only open-air market in Old Town. Tip: There’s a small shop that sells drinks and snacks here just in case you forget to pack a lunch A newly built amphitheater and performance area-the park hosts a music festival every summer, from July 1st - August 31st. Park Orsula - a 10 minute drive or 25 minute walk towards Cavtat, on a sea-facing cliff the park has beautiful panoramic views of Old Town and Lokrum island. For more information on the cable car and its hours and fares, take a look here. Take the cable car up 4 minutes to the top of Srdj Hill, for stunning views of Dubrovnik and nearby Elaphite Islands. Get Started Different ways to explore Dubrovnik outside of the main sites Guided kayaking trip around Dubrovnik & Lokrum island Low season is November to April, a lot of places may be closed down, and the ferries do not run as often, but a much quieter time to experience this beautiful city. But the summer festival happens during this time which is one of the best times of the year.
Peak season is July and August, where prices go up and the restaurants and beaches are crowded. The best months to visit Dubrovnik would be May-June or September-October as it is warm and sunny but without as many crowds. Flying from London to Dubrovnik takes 2 hrs and 40 minutes.īy ferry: being on the coast it is easily accessible to and from many islands, check the ferry schedule here or read more about other ferries here.
Tickets are sold on the bus and stops at Pile Gate in front of Old Town. Take a taxi or the airport bus ( Atlas Bus ), for 40 Kuna ($6 USD). With cheap flights from many European cities, Dubrovnik’s airport is a 45-minute drive from Old Town.
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