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October 7, 2025

Exploring Dubrovnik, Croatia: A Luxury Traveler’s Guide

Few places in the world capture history, beauty, and Mediterranean charm quite like Dubrovnik …

By A.M.A Selections

Dubrovnik

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Few places in the world capture history, beauty, and Mediterranean charm quite like Dubrovnik. This UNESCO gem invites you to wander ancient limestone streets, toast at rooftop tables, and drift between sunlit islands – with every moment feeling artfully curated.

Old Town & Srdj Hill

Dubrovnik’s Old Town is a marvel. Lavish palaces, stone arches, and cinematic ambiance echo through every step. For a panoramic crescendo, take the cable car (or hike if you’re up for it) to Srđ Hill. At the summit, Panorama Restaurant & Bar offers cocktails or coffee against a jaw-dropping vista of rooftops, Lokrum, and the Elaphite Islands.

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Lokrum Island Escape

A short 15-20 minute ferry ride from the Old Port delivers you to Lokrum Island – a peaceful haven of olive groves, botanical gardens, and hidden lagoons. It’s the perfect half-day getaway to recharge.

Elaphite Islands by Boat

Just off the coast lies the Elaphite archipelago, made up of 13 islands. By speedboat, Koločep is only about 20 minutes away – scheduled ferries take longer depending on stops. On Koločep, light refracts magically in the Blue Cave, while Šunj Beach on Lopud gives you soft sand and crystal waters.

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For our guests, the A.M.A Selections concierge team can arrange a private speedboat or yacht, tailor the route with the skipper, and book Bowa Restaurant for an unforgettable seaside meal.

Ston & Wine Tasting

A history and foodie favorite: Ston is framed by nearly 5 km of medieval walls – among Europe’s longest. Pair archaeology with gastronomy as you savor the region’s must-eat oysters and plump mussels. Then head to the Pelješac Peninsula – wine country known for legendary Plavac Mali grapes that yield bold reds like Dingač and Postup.

Traditional Peka Meal

Experience true Dalmatian hospitality with Peka – a rustic specialty where meat, vegetables, or octopus slow-roast under a bell-like iron dome. It’s part of the culinary ritual in local family-run konobas.

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Other Local Highlights

  • Dubrovnik Pass: Unlock access to the City Walls and multiple museums. Available in 1-, 3-, or 7-day formats.
  • Beaches:
    • Banje: Just steps from Ploče Gate.
    • Copacabana & Coral Beach: Located in Lapad/Babin Kuk.
    • Uvala Lapad: A mix of pebble and sandy shoreline with nearby cafés and calm waters.
  • Cavtat Old Town: A charming promenade town with pebble beaches and breezy restaurants, ideal for a seaside day trip.
  • Konavle Region: Adventure beckons with activities like cycling, horseback riding, ATV safaris, zip-lining, and more.
Photo Source: Panorama Restaurant, Dubrovnik

Dining in Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik’s culinary scene is a delightful mix of fine dining, local traditions, and international flavors. Here are some highlights:

Dubrovnik is a destination where ancient history meets modern luxury, offering everything from island-hopping and historic fortresses to Michelin-starred dining and family-friendly beaches. Whether you’re after adventure, culture, or pure relaxation, Dubrovnik delivers a travel experience woven with magic. If you’re ready to turn that magic into a stay, explore our handpicked luxury holiday villas in Dubrovnik with A.M.A Selections.


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