If you have a week or even more resting in Dubrovnik, these ideas are for you!
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Croatia is truly blessed with Adriatic Sea, stunning history, calm atmosphere, pure waters and reasonable prices, which makes this destination even more pleasant. If you are more or less done with discovering the famous attractions of Dubrovnik, had few walks around its old part and are willing to explore new places, Dubrovnik has a perfect location offering you numbers of day trips:
The island of Lokrum. An excellent getaway for one day, this picturesque island is located just a short boat trip from the old part of Dubrovnik. The place is rich in gardens, walking trails and the major attraction – the old monastery. For the breathtaking views on whole Dubrovnik and Adriatic sea, climb to the top peak of the French Fort Royal Castle.
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Cavtat. If you are looking for calmer place than busy and touristic Dubrovnik, the 30 minutes drive will bring you to the marvelous European city with its narrow streets and red roofs. The city is famous for the great artists Bukovac who's been living and working here, so the town is bursting with its colorful artworks.
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Montenegro. The tiny country of Montenegro has just started to be more or less famous among the tourists, though if you ever have a chance to visit, you will be astonished by its beauty. Even though it's independent history starts from 2006 only, the scenery and natural views will totally blow your mind. Don't miss a chance to visit the city of Kotor and Perast. The famous beach city of Budva, where musical festivals are one of the best one and national park of Durmitor.
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Korcula.The hometown of explorer Marco Polo, this city is a perfect example of medieval architecture which is still preserved here. Many people compare it to the smaller version of Dubrovnik and you may reach it by a two and a half boat trip from the mainland.
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Mostar. The stunning UNESCO listed city is located in Bosnia and Herzegovina is bursting with vibrant nature and history. The most photographed place in the city if the Old Bridge, crossing the river and bringing you to the Mosque of Mostar and the local market where you can purchase the small arts and crafts as a memory from the tremendous trip.
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