Continue your tour of Dubrovnik Old Town
Dubrovnik's ancient city walls, nearly two kilometers long, encircle the old town and its red-tiled roofs. Strolling along the towering stone walls, you'll overlook the azure Adriatic Sea and the charming old streets, immersing you in the former splendor of the "Pearl of the Adriatic." To the west, the imposing Lovrijenac Castle, perched atop a 37-meter-high cliff, once a coastal fortress against foreign invaders, is now frequently used for theatrical performances and scenic viewing, offering breathtaking views. Climb the fortress and gaze out across the horizon, gazing out across the sea and sky. A one-hour coastal cruise, gazing at the ancient city and its walls from the sea, offers a deeper appreciation of the grandeur and romance of this medieval city-state.
Dubrovnik City Wall
Lovrijenac Fortress stands atop a cliff overlooking Dubrovnik's Old Town and the Adriatic Sea. Built in the 11th century, it was once an important coastal fortress. Today, it's a popular spot for sightseeing and performances, earning it the nickname "Dubrovnik's Gibraltar."
Fort Lovrijenac
Lovrijenac Fortress stands atop a cliff overlooking Dubrovnik's Old Town and the Adriatic Sea. Built in the 11th century, it was once an important coastal fortress. Today, it's a popular spot for sightseeing and performances, earning it the nickname "Dubrovnik's Gibraltar."
Dubrovnik's Coastline Cruise
This one-hour Dubrovnik coastline cruise departs from the Old Town Harbor and cruises along the ancient city walls and the Adriatic Sea. Along the way, you'll admire the magnificent cliffs, the fortress of Lovrijenac, and the lush greenery of Lokrum Island. With the gentle breeze on board and the sea and sky blending into one, it's the perfect way to experience Dubrovnik's maritime beauty.