The Blue Cave is one of those places that looks almost too perfect in photographs. Blue water. Dark limestone. Light glowing inside the cave. And the good news is that you do not need to travel all the way to the famous Blue Cave near Vis to experience something similar.
There is a reason people keep talking about Dubrovnik sunsets. The city is surrounded by sea, islands and cliffs, so when the sun starts going down, you have a lot more than just a horizon to look at. The trick is knowing where to be and when to arrive. And,
Not every Dubrovnik holiday gives you a full day for every activity. Sometimes you have a cruise stop. Sometimes you have a free morning before dinner. Sometimes you simply do not want to spend eight hours on a boat. The good news is that you can still have an amazing
This is one of the easiest questions to answer once you know what kind of holiday you want. Do you want to explore and relax? Or do you want to explore and have some adrenaline? A boat tour and a jet ski experience can both show you beautiful parts of
The first day in Dubrovnik is usually easy. You walk through the Old Town. You see the Stradun. You explore the side streets. You walk the city walls. Maybe you take the cable car up Mount Srđ. Then you wake up the next morning and think: What now? This is
If you are staying in Dubrovnik for more than a couple of days, I would strongly recommend giving yourself at least one day away from the city. Not because Dubrovnik is not beautiful. Quite the opposite. It is because the coastline around Dubrovnik is too beautiful to ignore. Just offshore
Most people experience Dubrovnik by walking. And there is nothing wrong with that. The Old Town deserves to be explored on foot. The narrow streets, stone buildings and city walls are a huge part of what makes Dubrovnik special. But there is a problem with seeing the city only from
Banje Beach is beautiful. It is also one of the first places most visitors head to when they arrive in Dubrovnik. During the busiest summer days, though, you may find yourself sharing your little piece of the Adriatic with hundreds of other people. The good news is that you do
There are a lot of ways to see Dubrovnik. You can walk the Old Town, climb the city walls, take the cable car up Mount Srđ, or spend the afternoon on one of the city’s beaches. But there is another side of Dubrovnik that you simply cannot experience from land.
