Dubrovnik Croatia Cruise Port
Dubrovnik, Croatia
The thick 16th-century stone walls surround the entire old city of Dubrovnik. But there is no limit to the endless adventures that you will find between its orange-stained ramparts. With a made-for-TV appeal — the Game of Thrones was actually filmed here — the city attracts your attention with a fully protected Rector’s Palace, Onofrio’s Fountain, and the Baroque St. Blaise Church, named after the city's patron saint. You can browse museum collections showing Croatian artwork, period furniture, and shipbuilding traditions. Stand in awe of 30,000 editions of the Franciscan Monastery Library. Or, to get your heart pumping, dive into the sea or kayak across the crystal-blue waters shimmering in the distance with the ‘Pearl’ of the Adriatic — a highlight for many European Cruises exploring this region.
Croatian
Currency AcceptedCroatian Kuna (HRK)
GREEK & CROATIA CRUISES
From $950/person
Pharaohs Unas
GREEK & CROATIA CRUISES
From $970/person
Pharaohs Unas
ITALY CROATIA & THE ADRIATIC
From $1040/person
Pharaohs Unas
ITALY CROATIA & THE ADRIATIC
From $1092/person
Pharaohs Unas
ITALY FRANCE & CROATIA CRUISES
From $1255/person
Pharaohs Unas
GREECE & CROATIA CRUISES
From $1299/person
Pharaohs Unas
ITALY FRANCE & CROATIA CRUISES
From $1369/person
Pharaohs Unas
Things To Do in Dubrovnik
WALK WITHIN THE WALLS
Walk in the old city of walls to search for the wealth of well protected sites. Go across the pile gate's Durbridge and get lost in the discussion of limestone stradun. Then see historical churches, medieval sculptures, impressive forts and St. Luke's tower at the port.
A WORLD AWAY
Mount SRđ's Shikhar offers the best view in the city. Climb winding pavements (on 90 minutes walk from the old city) or ride a thrilling three -minute cable car at the top. Here you can browse the museum placed in the 19th century Fort Imperial and enjoy lunch with the city scene.
ACTION PACKED ADRIATIC
Soak the picturesque beaches and aquatic adventures of Croatia in the deep blue Adriatic Sea. Relax along the pebble edge of Banje Beach. Diving Taranto Merchant Ship- or hop on a boat for a nearby locomotor around scuba diving, a cool offshore island with a monastery, fort and beaches that offer panoramic views of Dubrovanic.
Local Cuisine
The Old Town is filled with seafood restaurants, while Stradun offers a string of outdoor cafes. Try Pašticada (beef meat and vegetables), or Zelana Mainstra (Green Stew) for regional delmetian recipes. Drop the shiny oysters from the Peljac Peninsula or satisfy your sweet tooth with a fast custard pudding. Then take a strong sip of Rakija (fruit brandy) to close the night.
Shopping
Stradun meets all your souvenir needs. Or you can stop by local artisan shops for handmade linen. Nekatai was invented in Croatia, and Franciscan Monastery sells hand cream made of ancient cuisine. You can also buy olive oil from Brack or Jewelry Island, characterized by Adriatic Coral and Pearls.
Insider's Tips
Watch your step: Streets in Old Town can be quite slippery from centuries of wear. .