Walk The City Walls

It is around 35 euros per person, however, we would suggest you get a Dubrovnik Pass. The cost for a 3 day pass is 33 euro, or 55 euro for a week. This includes free bus passes, city walls, dubrovnik national history museum and many more sights. It is definitely worth it!

When walking the city walls, you will see once in a lifetime panoramic views of the city as well as the Adriatic Sea. Please note that there are a lot of stairs and it can be quite warm in August. It is best to walk the wall early morning or late afternoon. You will find the website for the Dubrovnik pass below.

City Walls Website

Kayak

The tiny island of Lokrum is a 10-minute boat ride from Dubrovnik's old harbour. But a more memorable way to visit it is by joining a sea kayaking tour, departing from a small beach near Pile Gate. You'll paddle around Dubrovnik's fortifications, then head to Lokrum to swim, snorkel, hike and cliff jump.

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Cable Car

Taking a ride on the cable car is a must-do if you want an aerial view over Dubrovnik. The views of the city and the Adriatic Coast are spectacular from up here. Tickets are €25 for a two way trip.

Cable Car Website

Visit Lokrum Island

Lokrum is the most beautiful island, just a 10-minute ferry from Dubrovnik Old Town. The journey over there is one of the most stunning across crystal clear waters and the whole island is a nature reserve. Boats depart on the hour from 10am to 5pm, 7 days a week. You can buy ferry tickets from the ticket booth marked “Lokrum Ferry” as you enter the port from the Old Town. The booth opens at 8:30 am. Tickets cost around 27 euros per person. We have listed a few reasons why you should visit Lokrum Island.

1. The most beautiful views.

2. There are peacocks around the island.

3. You can sit and take a picture of the GOT throne.

4. Visit the monastery.

5. Swim in the Lokrum Dead Sea.

6. Beautiful beaches

We highly recommend everyone to bring snorkels and water shoes (you may find sea urchins!) whenever you are going into the sea anywhere in Croatia. The crystal clear waters are amazing, you wouldn't want to miss it!

Take a day Trip

Visiting Korcula, Mljet, or Elafiti Islands is very easy on a day trip from Dubrovnik.

Also, Dubrovnik’s proximity to Montenegro and Bosnia makes Kotor, Budva, Mostar, Kravice Waterfalls, or Vjetrenica Cavepopular daily excursions from Dubrovnik

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Game of Thrones Tour

Discover iconic Game of Thrones filming locations on a tour of Old Town Dubrovnik. Whether you are a Game of Thrones fanatic or just looking to see the city through a different lens, this tour offers a window into the filming of the show and historical details about the city itself.

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Explore Old Town

Dubrovnik is one of Croatia’s most popular cities. Located on the border of the Adriatic Sea, this city has been listed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List for it’s incredible Old Town, historic 16th century stone walls, and wonderful baroque style churches. This is a city steeped in a rich heritage of architecture and culture, nowhere more than it’s stunning Old Town. The Old Town also has a range of restaurants, bars and shops.

It is a must when visiting Dubrovnik

Sunset Beach Dubrovnik

Only 2,5 kilometers distance from Dubrovnik Old Town. With a perfect setting in Uvala Lapad bay, featuring the largest beach in Dubrovnik, the modern and newly built beach resort Sunset Beach Dubrovnik is among the most appealing places in Dubrovnik, for both tourist and local people.

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Zip line Experience

See Dubrovnik through the skies high above the city on this thrilling Dubrovnik zipline experience from Mt. Srd (Srd Hill). You’ll race down two separate ziplines, enjoying spectacular views of Dubrovnik Old Town and the Adriatic Sea with its islands. Cost is roughly 60 euro per person. Please find information on the website link below.

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