Dubrovnik is a well-known town in Dalmatia, located almost at the very end of Croatian territories. The town stretches about 6 kilometres – starting from the west from river Rijeka Dubrovacka / Ombla in Mokosica to the peninsula of Sveti Jakov in the east.
Under the mild Mediterranean climate, Dubrovnik is bathed in a sea of sun, blossoms, and ripe orange and lemon tree fruit, even in the winter months. A warm southern climate, spacious blue skies, emerald green and dark blue crystal-clear sea touching the rocky shore and spilling into numerous coves and bays, onto sandy beaches and steep reefs decorated with the lushest Mediterranean and subtropical flora.
The oldest part of Dubrovnik, the Old Town is located east of Lapad at the bottom of Srd hill. It has well preserved cultural and historical heritage and is therefore inscribed on the UNESCO’s List of World Heritage Sites. Old Town’s streets and squares are stone-paved while the architecture consists of elegant terraced houses, monasteries, churches, palaces, galleries and museums. Except for its historical heritage, Dubrovnik also offers good holiday opportunities in terms of sea, sun, nightlife, restaurants and taverns with various specialities of local as well as international cuisine. The swimming season in the sea begins as early as April, sometimes even earlier, and lasts until late October, while swimming in indoor hotel pools is available year-round.
Dubrovnik Riviera is the elite area of Croatia! You will find a ton of things to do, from strolling at the beautiful city walls (scenes of The Games of Thrones has been shot here) to sunbathing at the glorious beaches, sailing at the tiny islands or go for wine tasting at the Kanavle Valley. Dubrovnik Riviera is the most visited place in Croatia, ideal for short or long term holidays!
Buzzier than ever before, Croatia is increasing its number of travelers each year! This Adriatic country is well known for its rich history, amazing waters, exceptional wines, and delicious food. No wonder why it gains visitors every year!. Croatia’s beautiful shaped coastline is without a doubt its best attraction. Pebble beach’s that end up at dazzling crystal clear waters next to majestic old cities and charming villages all covered from the shades of sapphire and emerald, that’s the shades of its luring waters!
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