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Korcula Island has a distinct charm that sets it apart from the rest of Croatia, and the list of things to do is endless. If you’re planning a trip, this guide will show you the best Korcula things to do so you can see for yourself why this island is so special. This post contains affiliate links where I […]

If you’re looking for a hidden beach club paradise near Dubrovnik, BOWA Restaurant on Šipan Island needs to be on your list. This quiet bay was hands down one of the most unforgettable stops—and honestly, one of the prettiest places I’ve ever been to in Croatia. The water here was the clearest I’ve ever seen! The whole place has a

Lokrum Island might just be one of the most underrated spots near Dubrovnik. This little paradise in the Adriatic Sea is quiet, wild, green, and full of surprises. We spent the day there, and I was amazed by how beautiful it was. And what’s even better—it’s so close to the city of Dubrovnik, just a short ferry ride away.  This

When I think about my favorite travel moments, it’s always the views that stay with me. And let me tell you, the viewpoints in Dubrovnik are some of the best I’ve ever seen! The beautiful city of Dubrovnik is known for its red rooftops, medieval walls, and the sparkling Adriatic Sea stretching as far as you can see. It’s one

Planning the best 1 day in Dubrovnik is all about knowing where to go and what to see in the most efficient way. After spending a lot of time exploring this incredible city, I’ve put together my favorite spots to help you see the best places in just a day. I’ll also share the best things to do, step by

If you’re visiting Dubrovnik, one thing I can’t recommend enough is doing the 3 Islands Tour. It’s such a great way to spend the day exploring the Elaphiti Islands, a group of beautiful islands in the Adriatic Sea just off the coast of the Dubrovnik area. This post contains affiliate links where I earn a small commission (at no extra cost to

The first thing you’ll notice about Dubrovnik is that it’s completely surrounded by water. The Adriatic Sea is always in view—just beyond the old town walls, below the cliffs, or stretching out past the harbor. It gives the city such a special feel, especially when you’re exploring the Dubrovnik Old Town, which is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With so many