Dubrovnik

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A city for culture lovers and sun worshippers

Dubrovnik in southern Croatia is referred to as the “Pearl of the Adriatic” for good reason. Ideally suited for family and beach holidays, this city on the Dalmatian coast is also a “must-see” for history and culture buffs.

With year-round warm weather and little rainfall, Dubrovnik is a choice place for both sun worshippers and water sports lovers. Considered one of the nicest diving regions of the Adriatic, the underwater world around Dubrovnik is inhabited by marine animals rarely seen further north. But excursions on land are no less thrilling - on foot, by car or bicycle.

 

 

Facts & figures

  • Flight time

    01:45 h

  • Distance

    1056 km

  • Country Code

    +385

  • Airport

    DBV

  • Language

    Croatian

  • Currency

    EUR

Edelweiss tips for Dubrovnik

Sightseeing in your Dubrovnik holidays

  • View of Dubrovnik
    The entire ancient city centre of Dubrovnik is an UNESCO World Heritage site. Numerous historical buildings line the main street “Stradun”. View in maps
  • Korčula
    Popular excursion destinations are Makarska or Orebić on the Pelješac Peninsula. From the latter you can also reach the island Korčula where the alleged birthplace of the sailor Marco Polo is located. View in maps
  • Mljet
    Trips to the islands of Mljet and Lokrum are particularly worthwhile. They lure with protected, unspoilt nature and beautiful beaches. Mljet is one of the most beautiful islands in the Adriatic. View in maps

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