Dubrovnik Holidays

Dubrovnik’s city walls are among the best-preserved in the world, offering a glimpse into the city’s medieval past. Stretching nearly 2km, a stroll along these ancient relics provides panoramic views of the Old Town and the sparkling Adriatic. Catch a glimpse of the Minceta Tower, St. John’s Fortress, and Bokar Bastion as you explore the walls and take in the city’s architectural beauty and dramatic coastal vistas.  But if you want a magic view of this Terracotta paradise set against the cobalt waters, take a cable car ride to the tip of Mount Srd. 

A short ferry ride from Dubrovnik, Lokrum Island is a tranquil escape filled with natural beauty and historical intrigue. Explore the Benedictine monastery ruins, relax by the island's saltwater lake, or wander through lush botanical gardens. The island also offers scenic trails and stunning views back towards Dubrovnik, making it a must-visit for nature lovers.

Step into Dubrovnik’s regal past with a visit to the Rector’s Palace, an elegant Gothic-Renaissance building that served as the seat of the Rector during the Republic of Ragusa. Today, it houses the Cultural History Museum, showcasing artifacts, furniture, and portraits that tell the story of Dubrovnik’s rich history. Nearby, you’ll find the Maritime Museum and Ethnographic Museum, offering further insights into the city’s fascinating heritage.

Dubrovnik’s culinary scene is a feast for the senses, blending traditional Dalmatian flavours with Mediterranean influences. Seafood lovers will enjoy freshly caught fish, octopus salad, and black risotto made with cuttlefish ink. Don’t miss peka, a slow-cooked meat dish with vegetables, or šporki makaruli, a Dubrovnik-style pasta dish. Pair your meal with local wines like Malvasija or Plavac Mali and for dessert, try rozata, a creamy custard dessert similar to crème brûlée.