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Banje Beach
One of Dubrovnik’s most popular beaches, Banje is divided into a public and private sections, the latter of which boasts daybeds and cabanas. The calm, sapphire waters are great for swimming, and travelers arriving by boat can tie up at...
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Dubrovnik City Walls
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...
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Dubrovnik Summer Festival
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...
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Dubrovnik Water Sports
Located at the Eastwest Beach Club on Banje Beach, Dubrovnik Water Sports can arrange boat charters and such activities as parasailing, water skiing and wake boarding. You can rent a boat by the day to visit nearby islands as well.
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Lokrum Island
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,...
Dubrovnik

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Dubrovnik is equally fascinating for history buffs as it is for nature lovers. The majority of the city’s sights are in and around the Old City, but travelers who venture further afield will find a bounty of unspoiled forests, quiet beaches and rolling hills.