Parks and Beaches in Dubrovnik
Hidden coves for your romantic nights or easy walks trough renaissance parks... choose among the diversity Dubrovnik offers.
According to Jean-Jacques Cousteau's claim from 1978., Dubrovnik and it's surrounding areas boast the cleanest sea in the Mediterranean. Many of Dubrovnik's beaches have the "Blue flag" which symbolises a preserved, safe and comfortable environments suitable for rest, recreation and sport, as well as sea cleanliness.
Dubrovnik's beaches present a distinctive fusion of natural splendour, historical allure, and contemporary conveniences. The coastline of the Dubrovnik region is varied, featuring a combination of sandy shores, pebbled inlets, and rugged cliffs. Each beach possesses its own unique charm, from the family-oriented vibe of Banje Beach, the serene seclusion of Sveti Jakov, to the lively beach bars of Copacabana Beach.
The Adriatic Sea is the perfect playground for water enthusiasts who like swimming, snorkelling and diving. Its inviting waters are perfect for sea kayaking and a myriad of other aquatic adventures. Many of the beaches near Dubrovnik's Old Town are set against the city's iconic ancient walls, offering a breathtaking setting for sunbathing and beach-side activities.
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Nature lovers, the majority of visitors, would like a refreshing dip in summer to cool off. And Lokrum offers the perfect opportunity.
Coral Beach Club has opened it's doors on Cava beach.
To reach Cava beach follow the walking path from Hotel Valamar President towards Copacabana Beach. Just before you reach Copacabana Beach you will see a sign and stairs leading down to the Cava beach.
Blue flag beach of Hotel Valamar President is one of the favourite beaches on Lapad peninsula and in Dubrovnik.
This family oriented beaches in Lapad Bay serve as main beaches for tourists located in the surrounding hotels but are also among locals a popular choice.
Sveti Jakov or St.Jacob beach is a little bit out of reach if you are not in Dubrovnik with a car, but it's worth going there! Though not as famous as Banje Beach, Sveti Jakov (St. Jacob) Beach is a cherished local gem with equally stunning views of Old Town Dubrovnik and Island Lokrum. With its smooth pebble shore, water shoes are a good idea for a comfortable visit.
It is the oldest renaissance garden in Dalmatia. The exact date of its establishment is not known but it even existed in 1492. when an irrigation aqueduct was constructed.
A walk up the beautiful old staircase of park Gradac will awaken the nobleman in you!
The view on Dubrovnik Old port and walls makes Banje beach one of the most attractive beaches in Croatia.