4 Star Places To Visit in Dalmatia, Croatia (50)

4.5 Walls of Dubrovnik (24.3k reviews)
- Beautiful Views
Sunday: 8:00 AM - 7:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Historic Sites • Historic Walking Areas

Constructed over a 500-year period mainly during the 12th and 17th centuries, the Walls of Dubrovnik are amongst the most extensive and well-preserved fortifications in Europe. Stretching over 6000 feet, the uninterrupted course offers fantastic views of the coastal city. There's little shelter from the sun, so visit during the cooler months or evenings to beat the heat and for fewer crowds. You can purchase tickets from any City Wall entrance, but a Dubrovnik Pass is convenient and offers great value. A guided tour also often includes a walking tour of the Old Town as well. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.5 Old Town (18.9k reviews)
- A unique and interesting city!
Neighborhoods

Fascinating and attractive city which I covered comfortably in two days. The view from the top of the cable car is wonderful and the city walls well worth walking around (2 kilometres) although in one part did get a bit of vertigo! The city is not cheap though - cable car costs 200 kn (approx £22) and visiting the City Walls 250 kn (approx £28). Good choice of restaurants but those inside the city walls are expensive. Recommend to visit if possible when there are not many cruise ships in town as the city can get super super busy especially in the mornings with so many group tours. See more..
4.5 Dubrovnik Cable Car (12.9k reviews)
- Cable Car at Sunset
Temporarily closed - Closed until Apr 1, 2023 Trams

Running year-round, the Dubrovnik Cable Car has been taking travelers up to the top of Mount Srd since 1969. In just four short minutes, you'll reach the peak and be treated to breathtaking views of Dubrovnik, the Adriatic Sea and more. At the top, check out the fortress and dine with a view at Panorama Restaurant, exceptionally stunning at sunset. For the best value, choose a tour that combines the cable car, Old Town walking tour and the Dubrovnik City Walls. Plan your visit during off-peak seasons for fewer crowds, or right when the cable car opens. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.5 Palazzo di Diocleziano (9.774 reviews)
- FASCINATING VISIT
Sunday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Historic Sites • Historic Walking Areas

The ruins of the Roman Emperor Diocletian's palace date back to the late 3rd to early 4th century A.D. See more..
4.5 Lokrum Island (7.969 reviews)
- Great for a break away from the city
Islands

Lokrum Island, home to a botanical garden, salt lake, and Benedictine monastery dating back at least to 1023, is a great escape from the bustle of Dubrovnik. Travelers and locals alike visit this island for its idyllic walking paths, natural swimming pools, and colorful peacocks. It’s also popular among Game of Thrones fans as the filming location for Qarth. A perfect day trip, boats regularly leave from Dubrovnik's Old Town port and take just 15 minutes to get to Lokrum. An additional entrance fee is required on the island. Lokrum is busiest in the summer vacation months of July and August. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.5 Sea Organ (Morske Orgulje) (6.457 reviews)
- Zadar is the place to GO !
Sunday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks

Zadar sea organs is in my opinion the biggest attraction of this city. I recommend to go there when the sunset is happening, which gaves us a great show of music and light. In general the city is very friendly, welocming You with the restaurants, bars, clubs and happy and friendly people. Recommend that city ! See more..
4.0 Krka National Park (5.111 reviews)
- Good gentle walk with spectacular views onto the Skradinski Buk waterfall
Sunday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Spent More than 3 hours National Parks

Host to a wide range of wildlife, this nature reserve along the lower Krka River is known for its pristine waterfalls. Hop on a 25-minute ferry ride from the entrance to reach the Skradinski buk waterfall—the park’s main attraction. You won’t get to swim at this waterfall, but you can join a boat tour to the Roski Slap falls afterward and have a refreshing dip in the crystal clear pools. Don’t miss the quiet hiking trails within the park too. Krka National Park is about 55 miles from Split, making it a fantastic day trip when visiting southern Croatia. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.5 Historic City of Trogir (3.428 reviews)
- Beautiful place
Historic Sites

Stayed on Trogir waterfront after sailing from Malta, this place is truly lovely. Picturesque, vibrant, lots of great eateries that can accommodate a large family ( 8) without bookings. Days were spent wandering up and down the cobbled streets each time finding a new restaurant , bar or ice cream shop to pass the time away people watching. Also loved that after midnight it quietened down considerably ( on the waterfront )but there was some night time places not far away for my twenty something kids to enjoy. And a great market to enjoy open every day. Definitely a place for all the family young and old to visit. See more..
4.5 Old Split (3.311 reviews)
- Get lost…
Historic Sites

And I mean that in the nicest possible way. A maze of back alleys and small squares the old historic section of Split is a great area just to explore aimlessly and see what you find next, with the safety net that you will eventually come out somewhere where it is easy to get back on the main drag. Full of restaurants, cafes and bars there are plenty of spots to stop and refuel and watch people walk by. Unfortunately the downside is that there are plenty of them as well, especially when there are cruise ships in Split, which sadly is a regular occurrence nowadays. Croatia’s rush to expand its tourism industry is in danger of ruining the prized assets that attract people here in the first place. But you cannot penalise those assets just because of that and Split Old town is definitely a five star attraction. I just hope for your sakes that there are no cruise ships in when you visit so that you can enjoy it. See more..
4.0 Zlatni Rat Beach (Golden Horn) (3.182 reviews)
- Off season view of a delightful beach.
Beaches

We took our car on the morning ferry($55) from Split and drove 37 km over the island to Bol and down to this popular beach. It was quiet with free access in the off season especially with today’s light rain. We walked the overlook to view the nudist beach and the beautiful 400 m “Tongue of the Golden Gate” which from this distance could be delightful sand but in reality is made up of small pebbles. Nice stone church from 1720 with cats in control and an odd bronze monument of a basket carrying donkey. See more..
4.5 Marjan Park (3.016 reviews)
- PLEASE feed the animals at the zoo!
Sunday: 9:00 AM - 7:30 PM Spent 1-2 hours Nature & Wildlife Areas • Parks

Often referred to as the “lungs of the city”, this green forest oasis west of Split's old town area is a favorite amongst locals for hiking, biking, swimming, and rock climbing. The serene walk up to Telegrin peak includes 314 steps and rewards you with stunning panoramic views of the city and the Adriatic Sea. Remember to wear comfortable walking shoes, if not, there's always the tourist train that can take you straight to the top. Take your time to explore the other cool trails—pitstops include an old Jewish cemetery, quaint churches, cave dwellings, a museum dedicated to local sculptor Ivan Mestrovic, and some of Split's best beaches. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.5 Cavtat Old Town (2.687 reviews)
- A quiet option to visiting Dubrovnik
Neighborhoods

Cavtat pronounced Savtat, Yeah I didn't know either is a very much chilled out option if you want to visit Dubrovnik but don't want the masses. A lovely small town on the seaside. Get the bus or an uber or even the wee ferry (much more fun) if you want to visit Dubrovnik. In town most larger apartments are on the hill so a good walk uphill to and fro not so good if you can't walk so well, more apartments right in town. There isn't too much to see in Cavtat but lots of restaurants beaches and hiking will see you through, hire a boat, take a larger boat trip, only thing with the boat trips in Sept or any month with bad weather is windy conditions means no boats. That doesn't happen often. A great quiet option to Dubrovnik. See more..
4.5 Stradun (2.653 reviews)
- The high street Medieval style…
Points of Interest & Landmarks • Historic Walking Areas

Stradun constitutes the Main Street in the old city, paved with some of the shiniest slippery limestone you will ever see. In the day it’s a useful orientation point, by night some of the cities more interesting busking can be witnessed from classical music duo’s to owl handlers and a group of men blowing horns and clacking ratchets! Don’t miss the little balancing stone just outside the friars monastery either. Bookmarked by Big Onofrio’s fountain at one end and the Sponza palace at the other, it’s definitely worth a stroll. See more..
4.5 Tvrdava Fortica (2.626 reviews)
- Fantastic views from the fort
Historic Sites • Lookouts

Also known as Hvar Spanish Fortress, this stronghold is located on a former Illyrian settlement. Getting to the peak involves a steep but scenic climb up some cobbled switchback roads—a journey made much easier by rental vehicle or taxi, or by visiting as a stop on an island tour. The fortress is ticketed to enter, and you can explore on your own or join a guided tour for a deeper dive. Either way, enjoy the sweeping views of Croatia's iconic coastline, Hvar's harbor and even the nearby Pakleni islands on a clear day. Time your visit to catch a breathtaking sunset. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.0 Greeting to the Sun - Il Saluto al Sole (2.608 reviews)
- Very cool!! Only good at night
Sunday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Points of Interest & Landmarks

Amazing light installation! It has solar panels that charge during the day and creates an amazing light art installation from sunset to sunrise. It is 10m from the Sea Organ. Great for kids to have a play it for adults to have a beer near the ocean on a warm night. Great for insta pics too See more..
4.0 Pile Gate (2.584 reviews)
- Entrance into Dubrovnik
Sunday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Points of Interest & Landmarks

This is the main entrance in to the Dubrovnik Old Town. It is very interesting to see the fortification and the size of the massive city walls here and consider that it has been there since 1537. Although it is now gone, you can easily imagine the draw bridge that once was there. There is a statue of St. Blaise there and then great maps of the city layout hung on the wall. This entrance takes you right to the main street of the city, the Stradun. First thing you come to is a great fountain which, like most fountains in the city, is fed by water from the surrounding hills so it is quite pure and you can fill your water bottles from it. See more..
4.5 Cathedral of Saint Domnius (2.485 reviews)
- Real History
Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Architectural Buildings • Religious Sites • Monuments & Statues • Churches & Cathedrals

Cathedral of Saint Domnius in Split Country Croatia Denomination Roman Catholic Architecture Style Ancient/Romanesque Years built 4th century Clergy The Cathedral of Saint Domnius (Croatian: Katedrala Svetog Duje), known locally as the Sveti Dujam or colloquially Sveti Duje, is the Catholic cathedral in Split, Croatia. The cathedral is the seat of the Archdiocese of Split-Makarska, headed by Archbishop Marin Barišić. The Cathedral of St. Domnius is a complex of a church, formed from an Imperial Roman mausoleum, with a bell tower; strictly the church is dedicated to the Virgin Mary, and the bell tower to Saint Domnius. Together they form the Cathedral of St. Domnius. The Cathedral of Saint Domnius, consecrated at the turn of the 7th century AD, is regarded as the oldest Catholic cathedral in the world that remains in use in its original structure, without near-complete renovation at a later date (though the bell tower dates from the 12th century). The structure itself, built in AD 3 See more..
4.5 The Peristyle of Diocletian's Palace (1.735 reviews)
- Most amazing spot for me...
Spent 1-2 hours Ancient Ruins • Points of Interest & Landmarks

Yes, as other reviewers have said, Diocletian's Palace is the key attraction in Split. However, while the various museums and attractions around this square require kind of pricey admission tickets, this place can be visited and enjoyed for free. There was something about this spot which marked the place where the emperor's royal area ended and the "normal" city began seemed so well preserved. It was so easy to tune out the rest of the world and the other tourists and just image what it must have been like centuries ago. The cathedral towers to one side and the most amazing ruins are right ahead. I did not elect to have a coffee in the coffee shop that sort of ruins the ambiance a bit but I did spend a bit of time here both day and night when it is lit up stunningly! See more..
4.5 City Harbor (1.610 reviews)
- Handsome harbor
Marinas

The city harbor is beautiful by day and by night, seen from above (via the city wall walk) or at ground level. You can book a boat tour with any number of operators, and prices seem somewhat negotiable in the low season, as well as where you go on the tour. There are some benches here and there, so have a seat and watch the people stroll by, fisherman get to work, and others enjoy a nice sail on the lovely Adriatic. See more..
4.5 Fort Lovrijenac (1.527 reviews)
- Fantastic views
Sunday: 8:00 AM - 7:30 PM Historic Sites

Often called "Dubrovnik's Gibraltar", this hilltop medieval fortress sits perched outside the city walls, on a promontory overhanging the Adriatic Sea. Game of Thrones fans will recognize this as the Red Keep in King's Landing. Catch your breath after the steep climb up, enjoy the breathtaking views of Dubrovnik’s Old Town and West Harbor, and wander the imposing stone corridors and patios. Take a tour to dive deep into the rich history, or a Game of Thrones-themed one for an extra dose of fantasy. Save by getting a city pass that includes entry to Fort Lovrijenac and other sites in Dubrovnik. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.5 Mljet National Park (1.524 reviews)
- Undoubtedly deserves his status
Spent More than 3 hours National Parks • Islands

The Island of MLJET is situated in a remote area that is far South of Croatia and west of Dubrovnik. See more..
4.5 Korcula Old City (1.367 reviews)
- Historic town with unique stepped streets.
Points of Interest & Landmarks

We visited here today, arriving on the 10 AM passenger ferry (24 kn each RT) from Orebic. With its convenient landing, we walked to the nearby Porta Maris to climb the Baroque staircase up to the main plaza, the largest level area in Korcula. Besides the artistic Cathedral of St Mark with it's cone shaped ciborium and Tintoretto over the altar, there are the 15th C Bishop’s Palace Treasury, the Town Museum in a 16th C Palace and the map of Marco Polo’s 1271-1295 travels (near his supposed birthplace). We spotted so many wonderfully sculpted stone doorways, window frames and lintels on walks around this town and up to the main 13th C old town gate-tower. See more..
4.5 Mount Srđ (1.237 reviews)
- Cable car is very expensive but fun and probably your best option in the heat of the day!
Mountains • Lookouts

My friend and I opted for different routes for getting up Mount Srd. Both of us agreed that the view from the top was five stars and worth seeing. My friend took the very expensive cable car (160 kn for a return) and said whilst it was a fun experience it was 3.5 minutes either way so price per minute is pretty extortionate! That said, he was happy with his decision and would do it again. I decided to walk up from the Old Town, which was a harder walk than I’d anticipated and very warm (I set off at 2.30pm). It took about 40 mins in total. It started with going up the city steps then across two dual carriageways before the proper walking trail started. I’d recommend wearing trainers or walking boots as the path is quite uneven under foot. I decided to get the cable car back down so we could fit in other sights so hadn’t saved much money from my adventure but enjoyed the sense of achievement! See more..
4.0 Zadar Land City Gates (1.185 reviews)
- The Land Gate, Zadar
Sunday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Spent < 1 hour Ancient Ruins • Points of Interest & Landmarks

The most elaborate of the city gates also has the prettiest setting, facing a sheltered little marina. Dating from 1543, it has Renaissance-style decorations including St Chrysogonus (Zadar's patron saint) on horseback and the Venetian winged lion. The gate is still used by traffic and was clearly meant to impress those entering – the reverse side is decidedly plain. To get a really good view go up the stairs on the side and walk up into the park. Great place to take photos. See more..
4.0 Onophrian Fountain (1.165 reviews)
- Large Onofrio’s fountain
Points of Interest & Landmarks

It’s a beautiful structure that you wil definitely notice upon entering through the Pile Gate. Walking on Stradun takes you there. The water in this fountain “Large Onofrio’s fountain” is drinkable. Most of the articles or information you’ll find call this place Large Onofrio’s fountain or Big Onofrio’s fountain. It’s apparently named after its creator/designer Onofrio della Cava from Naples. See more..
4.5 Lapad (1.162 reviews)
- Better Option Than Old Town
Neighborhoods • Historic Walking Areas

Located on a peninsula, this residential neighborhood is a short bus or ferry ride away from Dubrovnik's Old Town and the surrounding islands. There are many pebble beaches for swimming and water sports along the coastline, some offering paid facilities while others can be accessed for free. Velika and Mala Petka Forest Park in the south offer lush greenery with hiking trails and coastal viewpoints. Consider staying in Lapad as a cheaper, quieter, and greener option over the busier Old Town. The buildings here are modern, and most lodging is situated around Lapad Bay and Babin Kuk. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.0 The Cathedral of St James in Sibenik (1.129 reviews)
- 2000 UNESCO Cathedral.
Historic Sites • Churches & Cathedrals

We visited this 2000 UNESCO site today, arriving after the 9 AM service on a cloudy morning. After paying 30 kn each, we walked the bland gloomy interior to inspect its high points; 1589 bishop tomb, 105’ high dome, and the lacy ceiling of the 1473 baptistery. We had taken exterior photos of the Main Portal, Lion Portal, rows of the sculpted heads to the baptistery in yesterday’s afternoon sun. Our tickets included the new Interpretive Center where we spent more time reading the 3 floors of exhibits detailing the 104 year construction of this cathedral, including the primary builders, financial difficulties of raising 80,000 ducats, and the multi-stage process of sculpting solid stones into a row of faces. We strolled the nearby cobbled medieval streets/alleys where “Arya” wandered and fought when blind in several “Game of Thrones” scenes. See more..
4.5 Riva Harbor (1.118 reviews)
- Got time to kill or looking for a bite to eat - definitely give Riva a look
Marinas

Nice promenade stroll along the waterfront with palm trees and benches located every few metres. Plenty of restaurants, cafes and bars to choose from. Wide avenue suitable for walking, scooters or baby prams. Lots of small stalls with trinkets and souvenirs. More restaurants, cafes and bars than you can poke a stick at. Something for every budget here. The downside was the smell in the corner where the flotsam from all the boats washes us - a rather pungent smell but it's not everywhere. I personally would not like to visit this in peak summer - it was already busy enough at end of season (September). Definitely worth a stroll if you're working off any jetlag. You can continue further north up and around towards the Marjan beach area (that's a LONG walk away though). See more..
4.5 Pakleni Islands (1.104 reviews)
- Rent a boat to Pakleni islands
Islands

Best way to explore the islands is to rent a little boat on your own ,dont need licence or any major skills to do it and its so fun.We got our little boat from Rent a Boat Mate Excellent service from the start to the finish.Price was right , better then other places we checked but thats not why we decided to go with them.Mate and his team were very friendly and honest we felt they really wanted us to feel safe and enjoy our time( what we did!)They got as well prepared for our own excursion of Pakleni islands with 15 min lesson of how to use the boat,docking...Boats were clean and fully equipped (cooler box , ladder).Great tips of which bays to visit to swim and relaxed to avoid crowds of people and boats ...Highly recommend. See more..
4.0 Grgur Ninski Statue (1.083 reviews)
- SPLIT IN THE WINTER DREAM
Historic Sites • Ancient Ruins • Monuments & Statues

Roman colony: Colonia Martia Julia Salonae. See more..
4.0 Elafiti Islands (1.083 reviews)
- 100% domestic & real experiance with a touch of history by our Captain
Islands

We spent an unforgettable day with Denis on board. His great knowledge about Dubrovnik & Elaphiti Islands and their historical significance made this trip even greater than we thought it would be! He presented his city, region and this great trip with pride... Free beer, wine, juices and water should also be mentioned in this story :P As a domestic guest from Zagreb (have on mind that we support two rival clubs) I highly recommend this experiance! :) Enjoy you all! Matija. See more..
4.5 Cavtat Seaside Promenade (1.044 reviews)
- Day visit by boat from Mlini
Spent 1-2 hours Piers & Boardwalks

Very smart and trendy coastal town. Great for a half day visit but if you want to just sit and people watch there are plenty of places to do so and you could spend a relaxing full day there. I would recommend the peninsula walk which takes about 45 minutes at a slow stroll. I ate at Restaurant Ivan choosing from their light lunch thank you and it was very good (grilled squid and chips). Nice table overlooking the harbour. Staff very pleasant, very welcoming. Almost certainly wouldn't go back there but well worth the one-off trip. See more..
4.0 Church of St. Donat (1.018 reviews)
- Worth the cost
Sunday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Historic Sites

Its name refers to Donatus of Zadar, who began construction on this church in the 9th century and ended it on the northeastern part of the Roman forum. The oldest of the churches in Zadar, It has has exceptional acoustic characteristics and has been used for concerts. Do not expect elaborate interiors because it does not have any but the views from the interior are worth it and the entrance fee is very reasonable. See more..
4.0 Rector's Palace (1.017 reviews)
- Beautiful building, nice art exhibits, only about a 30 minute stop
Historic Sites • History Museums

We visited the Rector's Palace because it was free with the Dubrovnik Card, but as it is one of the few more well-known sites in Old Town, we probably would have popped in regardless. It's a really beautiful building that has Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque elements, due to suffering damage from fires, explosions and an earthquake in the 15th Century and then different architects rebuilding different areas in their own styles. I wasn't really expecting much, other than recognising another Game of Thrones filming location (Season 2 when Daenerys visits the Spice King's mansion), but it had a lot of interesting art and artifacts to look at as well - largely Italian. It's worth a visit, but will probably only take about 30 minutes to see all there is to see. See more..
4.5 The St. Lawrence Cathedral and Bell Tower (997 reviews)
- Radovan's Portal is just the beginning
Religious Sites

The cathedral, called St. John among local citizens, is the highest building in Trogir, dominating the area. See more..
4.5 Korcula Island (943 reviews)
- Beautiful island with great vibes!
Historic Sites • Islands

This island exudes such a nice energy. Its orange roof tiles and houses with Mediterranean architecture add a pop of color and charm to its pedestrian streets and old town. The restaurants strip on the walkway by the sea is a beautiful walk. The old town, its churches and tower are worth the detour as well. It is as vibrant during the day as in the evening, without being (yet) overcrowded! One of our best stops in Croatia. See more..
4.0 Klis Fortress (940 reviews)
- Awesome! Breathtaking views over the area!
Sunday: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM Historic Sites

Often less crowded than other attractions, Klis Fortress sits perched on a cliff top, offering breathtaking views of Split and the surrounding mountains. You can learn about the history of the various inhabitants through the centuries, admire the traditional clothing and weapons, and even try your hand at archery. Fans of the hit show Game of Thrones will recognize the fortress as one of the filming locations. Hop on a sightseeing bus that stops here on its tour, or take a 20-minute drive from Split. Your ticket also includes entry to the nearby Olive Museum. – Tripadvisor See more..
4.0 National Park Krka Waterfalls (931 reviews)
- Beautiful but under threat
Spent More than 3 hours Waterfalls

We absolutely loved coming to the waterfalls and being able to swim but completely understand the need to stop people swimming to protect it. The banks of the river are being destroyed by people getting in and out of the water. We got the boat over from Skradin, swam, ate lunch in the restaurant, walked the loop around the falls (definitely recommend you do that, it’s stunning) and then walked 5km back to the car at Skradin via a beautiful path alongside the lake. It’s an easy walk to enjoy the scenery. See more..
4.5 Central Square in Trogir (892 reviews)
- We stopped for lunch, pretty town
Points of Interest & Landmarks

We stopped off here for lunch. We parked in the first carpark which is about a 15 minute walk but had lots of space, where the nearer one was pretty full. We ate in the square. It’s really pretty and a rounded by the church and town hall. It was also reasonable priced here and we were able to find somewhere that served lunch food like sandwiches as opposed to a big cooked meal easily. We are really glad we stopped off and had a little walk around. See more..
4.0 The Franciscan Church and Monastery (870 reviews)
- Beautiful Church & Cloisters
Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites • Libraries • Churches & Cathedrals

This 14th-century church and monastery contains a pharmacy museum and a world-renowned collection of ancient manuscripts. See more..
4.5 Paklenica National Park (850 reviews) from $5.49
- Definitely worth a visit to this park.
Sunday: 6:00 AM - 8:30 PM Spent More than 3 hours National Parks • Nature & Wildlife Areas

Beautiful national park with plenty of walks. There was a natural cave park here which was absolutely worth the trip. Only 65k per person and the guide spoke English as well as Croatian. We stayed a few days with swimming and paddle-boarding on the Lika river too. See more..
4.5 Vidova Gora (804 reviews)
- A must
Mountains

Great view plus a small shop with coffee and ice-cream on top. The hike form Bol was 2h to the top. I highly recommend going early (6-7am) to avoid scorching sun. See more..
4.0 Zrce Beach (797 reviews)
- You need to know what place you are going to, if you have decided to go to Zrće
Spent More than 3 hours Beaches

You need to know what place you are going to, if you have decided to go to Zrće - yes, there is a bunch of young people, drunk and drugged, drinks are quite expensive and unnecessary aggression often occurs. But there you can find the world’s best DJs and enjoy phenomenal music. I had a great time and it was a wonderful experience. See more..
4.5 Ston City Walls (767 reviews)
- Excellent views, although you need to be properly prepared in terms of water and footwear
Points of Interest & Landmarks

The entry fee is 70 kuna, reduced to 50 kuna, if you have the 3 or 7 day Dubrovnik Pass, so leave this until heading north, if you're starting from Dubrovnik, and are planning to buy the pass in Dubrovnik, as it doesn't seem to be available in Ston. There are two walks you can do, one a short loop, which might take about 20 minutes, and the other, over to Mali Ston, which will take most people perhaps an hour, depending on how hot it is. If you're going to Mali Ston, be sure to take water. It's pretty steep in parts, and there isn't a lot of shelter from the sun, but if you're fit, the views are well worth it. Parking is by the meter in either village, at 8 kuna per hour. I personally thought two hours was sufficient, unless you're planning on eating there. See more..
4.5 Cavtat Cemetery (754 reviews)
- Worth the climb
Points of Interest & Landmarks • Cemeteries

Sits on top of hill in town, but it's definitely worth the hike. This final resting place is peaceful and has amazing views. Mausoleum is beautiful, if you want to enter there's a small fee per person (10kn). See more..
4.0 Froggyland (728 reviews)
- Froggyland is hilarious
Sunday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Speciality Museums

Dear visitors! Thank you for your interest in Froggyland but after the end of the tourist season it is closed until the beginning of April 2023.We look forward to your visit! Team Froggyland See more..
4.0 St. Michael's Fortress (627 reviews)
- A must but go in the morning
Sunday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM Spent < 1 hour Historic Sites

St. Michael’s Fortress is the oldest one in Šibenik. It was first mentioned in 1066 and it is the place where the city was born. Fortress was built to control and defend the Šibenik lagoon and the mouth of the river Krka. The strength of the ramparts made the fortress the dominant protector of the area. Today St. Michael’s Fortress is important cultural and historical monument. You can tour the fortress with an audio guide and view 3D mapping projections in its interior. The fortress is mostly recognizable by its outdoor stage which became one of the most prestigious regional stages in a short period of time. See more..
4.5 Punta Rata Beach (577 reviews)
- Gorgeous
Sunday: 12:00 AM - 11:59 PM Beaches

The beach here is pebbled so take some beach shoes or buy some on the promenade. Once in the water, it's beautiful and clear, fish all around and really really clean too. The beach areas aren't huge so can get busy later but there's still room. We went twice and on the second time got a couple of beds and brolly which cost 70 kuna (absolute peanuts). We also hired a paddleboard for the day which was 500 kuna but split between several families it's good value. There's places to eat along the water, especially if you head south where there's a lot more restaurants. Parking is a challenge. You drive through the hotel car parks to unmarked areas and becomes a free for all. It states 20 kuna an hour but you'll find you can do a deal for 100 kuna for the day. See more..
4.5 Omis and Cetina River (558 reviews)
- Omis a town of beauty
Bodies of Water

A old town with great river and ocean views. Set on a backdrop of rocky mountain's. A place to have good time especially in summer. Super friendly and safe place to be. See more..
4.5 Lopud Island (542 reviews)
- Great place.Easily done without a tour
Islands

The atmosphere on Lopud Island is peaceful and relaxing, in part due to absence of cars on the island. Grab yourself a buggy taxi to the Sunj sand beach, or opt for a scenic half an hour walk. Relax in a hammock sipping on a cocktail, before checking out the restaurants, bakeries, and souvenir shops along the promenade. Lopud Island is often visited as part of a three-island tour, or as a day trip via ferry from Dubrovnik. For the best weather, time your visit between June and September. – Tripadvisor See more..

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