Dubrovnik anchors the southernmost region of the Croatian coast and lies just a stone’s throw from the border with Montenegro. The medieval Old City, surrounded by its famous fortified walls, stands at its center, and nearby beaches offer pristine Adriatic waters and gentle tides.
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Dubrovnik’s charms can be obscured by crowds in the peak of summer, so you’ll want to explore it by foot with a guide who can introduce you to the city’s hidden treasures. You’ll learn about the past of this fascinating city, from its days as a wealthy hub of the Venetian Empire to the Balkan Wars of the 1990s. Later, walk the 14th-century old city walls and peruse the walls’ many cafés and small shops.
Wake up early to stroll the labyrinthine Old Town and wander along marble-paved streets and steep cobblestoned alleys, passing churches, convents, palaces and fountains. In the afternoon, cool off at one of Dubrovnik’s most popular beaches, Banje Beach. Indagare can arrange cabanas, as well as water activities such as parasailing, water skiing, wakeboarding and boat charters for exploring nearby islands.
The closest and most accessible of the islands surrounding Dubrovnik, Lokrum is a 10-minute boat ride from the city’s marina. The island’s easternmost point boasts a rocky beach, and the interior features beautiful botanical gardens, a former Benedictine monastery and a Hapsburg-era castle. Enjoy its pretty walking paths and swimming coves and glimpse the resident wild peacocks.
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Perched on a cliff outside of the historic town of Dubrovnik, the Villa Dubrovnik has been declared the most luxurious small hotel in Croatia and has routinely undergone meticulous refurbishments, keeping it fresh and sophisticated.
One of the most convenient and accommodating hotels near Dubrovnik’s Old City, this large property seamlessly melds a newer, sleek wing with a converted 19th-century villa.
Dubrovnik’s city walls were constructed between the 14th and 16th centuries and run interrupted for over one mile around the historic center. Other than providing stunning views, the walls also boast many cafés and small shops. Travelers can access the...
The Dubrovnik Summer Festival begins in early July and runs through August. Concerts, operas, plays and dance are performed throughout the city in such dramatic open-air venues as in front of St. Blaise’s church, on terraces of various forts and...
The closest and most accessible of the islands surrounding Dubrovnik, Lokrum is a 10-minute boat ride from the city’s marina. According to legend, Richard the Lionhearted was shipwrecked here in the 12th century when he was returning from the Crusades,...
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The second-largest city in Croatia (after its capital Zagreb), Split sprawls along a peninsula, jutting dramatically into the Adriatic. As with the country’s other waterfront towns, picturesque beaches abound, but Split stands apart for its fortress-like Diocletian’s Palace, an ancient...
Easily accessible from the Dalmatian Coast—and best explored via yacht or sailboat—the Croatian Islands (and their charming, quiet towns) provide respite from the bustling cities of Dubrovnik and Split. Two of the most popular destinations are Hvar and Korcula, resorts...
Montenegro, which means black mountains, is a tiny country (only 13,800 square kilometers with roughly 644,000 inhabitants) that is often visited in conjunction with a trip to neighboring Croatia. One of the most beautiful coastal areas in the world, its...
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