Dubrovnik, the pearl of Croati

Dubrovnik, the pearl of Croatia’s southern coast, is known for its well-preserved medieval walls, charming Old Town and the Côte d’Azur. This route combines spectacular views of the city walls, authentic market food and clear beach leisure. It is the most beautiful combo for taking photos, tasting food and enjoying a leisurely holiday!

🚩 Trip Schedule (Recommended Route):
In the morning, you can first visit Gunduliceva Poljana Market (Gundulićeva poljana, 20000, Dubrovnik), which operates from 07:00-18:00 Monday to Saturday, located in the heart of the old city. The market sells fresh local fruits and vegetables, honey, olive oil and specialty souvenirs, making it easy to buy souvenirs or find authentic delicacies. Breakfast Recommended Try local cheese, bacon or freshly baked bread at the market, which is both fresh and economical.

Then the suggested walk through the alleys, explore the ancient city area, feel the stone streets and orange and yellow roofs, friendly passers-by, good service attitude, even the public facilities are very clean.

Then be sure to head up the Dubrovnik Walls (Poljana Paska Miličevića, Dubrovnik), which is open year-round from 09:00-19:00. The city wall surrounds the entire old city, which is very spectacular, overlooking the old town panoramic and unbeatable sea views, shooting photos super beautiful, every angle feels good. It is recommended to reserve at least 1.5 hours to walk slowly.

Tired of walking, head down to Banje Beach (outside Ploče Gate Old Town), which is open all day year round. The water is crystal clear, the beach is clean, and there is a cafe nearby where you can sit and chill, suitable for swimming, sunbathing or water activities. If you don't want to get wet, you can directly enjoy the sea view to sit down and have a drink.

⭐Must-play/must-check-in spots:
- Wall towers (every tower has a great view)
- Fresh fruit stall at Gunduliceva market
- Banje beach with the back of the old city wall
- Old Town stone streets and city gates

🔺Travel Tips:
1. The wall is recommended to go up early to avoid the heat and crowds at noon; remember to bring a hat, sunscreen and water.
2. Many markets accept cash, some stalls do not accept credit cards.
3. Beaches are more crowded in summer and will be very comfortable in the early or dusk hours.
4. In the evening the Old Town has a great atmosphere, but it is not recommended to walk the city wall at night because of limited opening hours.
5. There are many ramps in the old town, so wearing comfortable shoes is the most important thing.

The old town of Dubrovnik, the city walls and the beach are strung together into a classic route, where you can experience medieval style and enjoy the Mediterranean casual life, especially suitable for couples, friends or families.

#Dubrovnik Old Town #Walls Photo #Croatia Leisurely Life #Mediterranean Food #Banje Beach