Holidays to Dubrovnik Riviera
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Introducing holidays to the Dubrovnik Riviera
If you're looking for a spectacular coastline and turquoise blue ocean waters, it doesn't get much better than the Dubrovnik Riviera holidays, a true gem in the country's coastal crown, with untouched bays, deserted coves and rugged islets to be found. The coast is met by beautiful countryside, with dense forests, steep cliff faces and traditional charming towns and seaside villages peppered along the shores. This is Croatia at its best, home to immense coastal beauty, as well as fantastic historical prowess.
Whether you wish to laze on the beach all day soaking up the sun, delve into the ocean with some water sports, or feast yourself silly in a beachfront eatery, all of this indulgence is on offer during holidays to the Dubrovnik Riviera, but you don’t just have to play the beach bum game during your trip. Take some time to discover the cultural and historical side of the magnificent walled-city of Dubrovnik, a fascinating location at the heart of the Riviera, perhaps best known as a setting for the popular TV show Game of Thrones.
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- Currency: Croatia Kuna
- Language: Serbo-Croatian
- Time Zone: GMT +1
- Average flight time: 2h 45m
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Dubrovnik city is known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic', and rightly so. This cultural capital is surrounded by long walls, towers and turrets that offer magnificent sea views. Consequently, the city has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognised for its wealth of monasteries, churches and museums.
It also has a lively nightlife and a great selection of bars and restaurants on offer, the best places to retire after a day spent on the beach. At the northern end of the coast lies Split, another fascinating city worth a day or two of your time during your holidays in the Dubrovnik Riviera. In addition to its wonderful offshore islands such as Brac and Hvar, the city is home to the stunning Diocletian’s Palace, another wonderful UNESCO World Heritage Site.
If you want to inject even more adventure and spice into your Dubrovnik Riviera holidays, head north and enter Italy where you’ll only be a quick hop from the incredible floating city of Venice.
Life’s a Beach
If you’re after an idyllic beach escape along the Riviera, you have countless options outside of the more crowded city of Dubrovnik. Slano is a beautiful 2km-long bay boasting soft sand, clear blue water and lush vegetation, as well as a wonderfully-serene environment. Molunat is another popular choice for those seeking sun, sand and sea around Dubrovnik, located in the southernmost point of Croatia and boasting some wonderful apartments overlooking the ocean.
