The unofficially known as the "Dubrovnik Riviera" and officially as the Zupa Dubrovacka named after the Zupa bay, stretches over 20km of diamond coast between Dubrovnik and Cavtat. Sunny and not spoilt with excessive tourism, this region is predominantly agricultural boasting a stunning scenery.
The vegetation is Mediterranean and the wealth of coves and emerald beaches has made the region a favorite resort spot for locals and visitors, especially in recent years. Just behind the mountains lies Bosnia-Hercegovina.
The principal villages of the Riviera are Kupari, Srebreno, Mlini, Soline and Plat. Of these villages, Mlini is the largest and most developed, Plat is the quietest and Srebreno has the longest beach.
The beautiful and extremely well-fortified city of Dubrovnik lies in the very southern region of Croatia and has had a special position for centuries. The former city republic is still a Croatian enclave, separated from the Croatian mainland by narrow sea access since the Ottoman times. This sea passage belongs to the neighboring country Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The greatness of the defense fortifications the big city of Dubrovnik once had must still be taken into consideration even though the imposing ramparts and fortifications no longer serve their former purpose. On the contrary, Dubrovnik and its surrounding areas rank among the most preferred destinations of many tourists coming to Croatia. The region is quickly and easily accessible due to the international airport of Dubrovnik. This is a place that offers it all; a rich and well-preserved cultural heritage, wonderful beaches, secluded coves and unspoilt, typical Mediterranean landscape. In addition, it is a vibrant and lively place with lots of concerts, festivals, museums, exhibitions, archaeological sites and a variety of adventure sports that are the perfect combination for a relaxing yet interesting holiday.
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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