Step into Dubrovnik, the dazzling 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' where limestone streets gleam between medieval walls and terracotta rooftops cascade toward sapphire waters. This Croatian treasure offers a perfect blend of living history and Mediterranean charm.
Approaching Dubrovnik by sea reveals why Lord Byron called it the 'Pearl of the Adriatic' – its massive stone walls rising dramatically from crystal-clear waters create an unforgettable first impression. The UNESCO-protected Old Town invites exploration with its polished limestone streets and centuries of history around every corner.
City Walls Walking the complete 1.2-mile circuit atop Dubrovnik's iconic walls rewards you with breathtaking panoramas of red-tiled rooftops against the deep blue Adriatic.
Old Town Treasures Stroll the gleaming Stradun promenade, visit the ornate Rector's Palace, and admire Onofrio's Fountain before relaxing at a charming café tucked into a medieval square.
Beyond the Gates Take the cable car to Mount Srđ for spectacular sunset views, or escape to nearby Banje Beach where you can swim in crystal-clear waters with the walled city as your backdrop.
