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Dubrovnik Old Town guided city walking tour
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Dubrovnik Old Town guided city walking tour

Book this evening walking tour of Dubrovnik Old Town. Take photographs from various lookout points. Discover the past and present of Dubrovnik.

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Game of Thrones King’s Landing walking tour in Dubrovnik
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Game of Thrones King’s Landing walking tour in Dubrovnik

Book a walking tour to discover the Game of Thrones King's Landing in Dubrovnik. Follow in your favorite GoT characters steps. Learn how the walled city was used as a setting.

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Memories in Dubrovnik private guided tour
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Memories in Dubrovnik private guided tour

Book a private guided tour of Dubrovnik. Take photos from various vantage points, discover the past and present of the city, and get insider tips and recommendations.

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Island of Korčula full-day private tour
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Island of Korčula full-day private tour

Book a Korčula full-day private tour. Enjoy a drive along Pelješac peninsula, take a boat ride and see the Ston walls. Discover the cultural and historical heritage.

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Game of Thrones King's Landing film locations private tour
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Game of Thrones King's Landing film locations private tour

Book a private walking tour of the Game of Thrones King's Landing. Follow in your favorite GoT characters steps. Learn how the walled city was used as a setting.

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Elafiti islands full-day cruise from Dubrovnik
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Elafiti islands full-day cruise from Dubrovnik

Book this full day cruise from Dubrovnik. Enjoy a relaxing day of island hopping in Koločep, Lopud and Šipan. Refuel with a traditional lunch aboard a classic wooden ship and swim in the Adriatic Sea.

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Pelješac, Ston, wine and oyster tasting private half-day tour
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Pelješac, Ston, wine and oyster tasting private half-day tour

Book this tour and discover Ston and Pelješac. See the walls in Ston. Taste oysters and mussels in Ston and top quality wine on the Pelješac Peninsula.

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Legends of Pelješac & Korčula guided tour
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Legends of Pelješac & Korčula guided tour

Discover Croatia's rich history and wine culture on a tour to Ston, Orebić, and Marco Polo's birthplace, Korčula. Book now!

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Best of Bosnia and Herzegovina private tour
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Best of Bosnia and Herzegovina private tour

Book a private tour of the best of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Explore Počitelj, a UNESCO heritage site. Visit the Kravice waterfalls and Mostar's Old Bridge.

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Montenegro Blue private tour from Dubrovnik
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Montenegro Blue private tour from Dubrovnik

Discover Montenegro on a private tour from Dubrovnik. Visit Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks island. Explore Kotor and the Cathedral of St. Tryphon.

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Mostar full-day guided city tour
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Mostar full-day guided city tour

Book a full-day guided tour of Mostar with stops in Neum and Počitelj. Experience the place where cultures merge and visit city's main attraction, the Old Bridge.

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Best of Montenegro full-day guided tour
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Best of Montenegro full-day guided tour

Book a full-day guided tour of Montenegro. See its natural beauty and cultural heritage. Visit Perast and the island of Our Lady of the Rocks. Explore the old city of Kotor.

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Things to do in Dubrovnik

The ‘Pearl of the Adriatic’ ticks all the boxes – sun, sea, culture and history. The orange rooftops of Dubrovnik form a romantic contrast to the azure sea and under these terracotta tiles lies a UNESCO-protected old town. The city’s medieval walls protect many attractions, from palaces to gates, from monasteries to fountains. But there’s also plenty to do in the surrounding area – you can relax on the beaches, take a boat trip to Lokrum island or explore the wildlife of the Konavle Valley.Top 6 Things to Do in Dubrovnik1. Walk the Dubrovnik City WallsThe medieval city walls of Dubrovnik date from the 13th century and offer an unbeatable vantage point from which to observe the city. A walk on these walls offers you great views over the city. They’re the perfect place to start your introduction to Dubrovnik. They take about 1.5 to 2 hours to walk, depending on how many pit stops you make. One of the joys of the route is to gaze at the towers, churches and fortresses of the old town, or to peer into the secret gardens or courtyards of private homes. Join a local guide if you want to know all about the history and secret spots.2. Discover the historic city centreAfter admiring the city from the walls, take a closer look at the centre. Game of Thrones fans will love it here and will recognise many of the places used for the filming of King's Landing. But even if you’re not a fan of the series, the UNESCO-listed old town will enchant you. A good place to start your visit is the inner city by the Pile Gate – the main entrance to the old town – after which you walk straight to the main street, Stradun, with its ornate Onofrio fountain. Don't miss the Franciscan Monastery, St Blaise's Church, the Clock Tower and the Rector's Palace. And it goes without saying that strolling through the narrow streets is an experience in itself.3. Take the boat to LokrumAfter a boat trip of about 15 minutes, you’re in a completely different world. The island of Lokrum is small, but you can easily spend half or full day there. Visiting the isle’s Fort Royal castle is a must – the view over Dubrovnik and the Adriatic Sea is a fitting reward for the gentle hike uphill. The 12th-century Benedictine monastery is also unmissable. Stroll through the cloisters and admire the gardens. Game of Thrones fans should grab the chance to sit on the Iron Throne. And there’s more to Lokrum than history – it’s also a nice place to relax and go for a swim.4. Go on an excursion to the Konavle ValleyNature and wine lovers, take note – the Konavle Valley has what you’re looking for. Oodles of it. Located on the border with Montenegro, it makes for a perfect excursion from Dubrovnik. You’ll find cypresses, pines and vines as far as the eye can see. The region is often compared to Tuscany and is popular for its tranquillity, landscapes and top restaurants. A meal washed down with a local wine is a must. If you want to learn more about these, join a wine tours in the many family-owned vineyards. Sports enthusiasts are also in the right place here, with plenty of hiking and biking trails.5. Admire the view from Mount SrdIf the views from the city walls are a treat, wait till you see what they’re like from the top of Mount Srd. The mountain is 412 metres above sea level and on a clear day you can see as far away as 60km. To reach the top quickly, we recommend the funicular, which takes you up in just 4 minutes. It’s closed in winter but in summer it opens right up till midnight, so you can also admire the glittering night-time panorama of Dubrovnik and the Adriatic. And there’s more to the mountain than the views. At the summit, is French-built Fort Imperial, which dates from the 19th century. It houses a museum chronicling the Croatian war of independence.6. Relax on the BeachesAll that sunshine and temperatures approaching 30°C in summer means that some time to cool off is always welcome. And Dubrovnik doesn’t disappoint on this score. It’s got plenty of beaches where you can enjoy the sun at your leisure and swim in the Adriatic. Beaches are mainly pebbly because of the nature of the coastline, with no sandy strands nearby. Those within easy reach of the town centre include Banje – it’s got a great view of the city walls – and Solic, a cove close to the Pile Gate. A bit further away is St Jakov Beach. It lies in a sheltered cove of pine-studded cliffs and under a stone church. Well worth the 30-minute walk.
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