5 Things to do in Dubrovnik, Croatia
Croatia is a beautiful country with a beautiful coastline, eight national parks, and plenty of mountains offering something to every type of traveler! This affordable gem of the Mediterranean includes the historically important Dubrovnik. It is one of the country’s most luxurious towns that attracts elite clientele while offering a majestic Old Town ambiance. See what the town has to offer!
1. Yacht Week
The Dubrovnik Route of Yacht Week sets sail from Dubrovnik to Split and back. You get to take in two of the most beautiful cities in Europe which are Game of Thrones filming locations and UNESCO World Heritage sites. There’s nothing quite like sailing across the shimmering Adriatic against the backdrop of the Dinaric Alps. Enjoy a stroll through limestone streets, admire the Baroque architecture, soak up that much-needed vitamin D and let the good times roll.
2. Game of Thrones Tour
Dive into an unforgettable experience of Game of Thrones where a large part of the popular HBO series was filmed – Dubrovnik. Don’t miss the chance during your stay in Dubrovnik to visit the most memorable scenes from Game of Thrones locations. Experience real King’s Landing through the amazing guided tours. Discover the filming locations for the Red Keep at Fort Lovrijenac and experience the iconic Walk of Shame scene from Game of Thrones as well.
3. Lokrum Island
Lush Lokrum is a beautiful, forested island full of holm oaks, black ash, pines and olive trees, only a 10-minute ferry ride from Dubrovnik’s Old Harbour. It’s a popular swimming spot, although the beaches are rocky. If you’re adventurous there’s a separate nudist beach to explore as well.
4. Srd Mountain
You have to take in the sights from the top of this 1351 foot high hill that overlooks the city. Dubrovnik’s old town looks like a scale model of itself or an illustration on a page with breathtaking beauty. The panoramic view takes in all of Dubrovnik and Lokrum, with the Elafiti Islands filling the horizon. In fact, this extraordinary vantage point made Srđ a key battleground during the 1990s war. The easiest and quickest way to get to the top is by cable car
5. City Walls and Forts
A visit to Dubrovnik is not complete without a walk around the spectacular city walls that encircle its historic core, the city’s defining feature. From the top, the view over the old town and the shimmering Adriatic is sublime. From the sea, the pinkish-grey stone and azure waters are mesmerizing, while from above the tight maze of church steeples and terracotta roofs transport you to an old-world scene from a fairy tale.
