Dubrovnik is situated at the southernmost part of Dalmatia, from Neum to Sutorina and sharp Ponte. At the foot of Srđ city is facing the sun and the sea is decorated with 250 km long coastline full of beautiful sandy beaches, coves and steep cliffs.

Dubrovnik enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate with over 250 sunny days per year and average annual temperature of 17 degrees Celsius. Dubrovnik archipelago is indented beautiful islands: Lokrum, Sv. Andrew Elafitski and magical islands of Mljet.

The old town core of Dubrovnik is interwoven narrow cobbled streets and the city promenade Stradum. Dubrovnik is an extraordinary city in many ways, and its high stone walls built of towers, forts and fortresses makes it unique and known worldwide. We mention the tower Minčeta, Bokar fortress, the fortress of Sv. John Lovrijenac fortress and fortress Revelin.

From the summer events we must mention the famous Dubrovnik Summer Festival. We recommend visitors to visit the numerous archaeological buildings such as museums, churches, and the Dubrovnik Cathedral.

All other informations about Dubrovnik you can find on official web pages of city Dubrovnik, or on webpages of Tourist Board of Dubrovnik.