Croacia

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Dubrovnik, conocida como la “Perla del Adriático”es una de esas ciudades de cuento, con un casco histórico perfectamente conservado que sorprende a aquellos que la visitan, encantados con su perfil, su urbanismo y sus edificios históricos.
Pero una visita a la ciudad no puede limitarse solo al centro histórico, ya que esta región de Dalmacia guarda muchos rincones que pueden visitarse en interesantes excursiones desde la ciudad.

Dubrovnik es una bella ciudad costera de Croacia, su gran riqueza artística e histórica hizo que se declarará Patrimonio de la Humanidad.





Dubrovnik, a town, port and tourist centre of the southern Croatian coast; population about 50,000. It lies at the foot of the limestone Srd Mount (412 m), in a valley enclosed to the south-west by the Lapad plateau and a smaller reef with the oldest part of Dubrovnik. The ancient town core was connected with the suburban zone on the other side of the valley by levelling and filling up of a marshy valley between the Gruz Bay in the north and Stari Porto (Old Port) in the south, as well as by the construction of the Placa (Stradun). Stradun thus became the centre of the town and its main street, connecting two opposite town gates: the Ploce Gate in the east and the Pile Gate in the west. Upon the construction of the port in the Gruz Bay, Gruz was gradually annexed to Dubrovnik and became an integral part of the town. Later on, Dubrovnik extended also to the Lapad peninsula, to lower parts of the Srd slopes and outside the town ramparts toward Zupa. The climate of Dubrovnik is characterized by warm and dry summers and mild winters....



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Isla de Bol





Name of the beach: Zlatni rat (Golden Horn)Location of the beach: Bol, Brac islandHow to get there: Located on the famous Golden Horn beach, it can be reached by car, motorcycle or by little tourist train from nearby Bol.


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