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What excursions should you go on? What to see in Dubrovnik?
My first time in Croatia. The choice of excursions is very large. I don't want to miss out on something really worthwhile. Please advise!!!
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I wrote you a link to the Croatian forum in a personal, because here all "foreign" links are deleted, despite the fact that there is practically no information on Croatia.
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answered 14 years ago
I would recommend you to go on an excursion to the Plitvice Lakes. Beauty is indescribable. Excursion to Krka. These are mini-Plitvice lakes. And in Dubrovnik itself is a historical district. The fortress, along the perimeter of which you can see the surroundings of the city. Climb up the mountain on the funicular. See the entire city from above.
I had a rest in Middle Dalmatia. And to go from Sibenik to Dubrovnik 7 hours. Croatia is a very interesting country. In Sibenik I was on an excursion. I would also advise you to go on an excursion to the city of Split. Big city and a lot to see.
I had a rest in Middle Dalmatia. And to go from Sibenik to Dubrovnik 7 hours. Croatia is a very interesting country. In Sibenik I was on an excursion. I would also advise you to go on an excursion to the city of Split. Big city and a lot to see.
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answered 14 years ago
In Dubrovnik, you need to see everything, the fortress and the Old Town. This is a solid antiquity, a funicular, an embankment. There is an hour trip from the fortress to the island, its name has fallen out of memory, you can kayak across the sea.
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answered 14 years ago
Dimok2807 - both Krka and Plitvice are insanely beautiful, but very far from Dubrovnik. Perhaps with 1-2 overnight stays, but after all, a person has a hotel paid for in Dubrovnik. And buses (regular) in Croatia are not cheap.
I would recommend rafting on a mountain river. We ourselves rafted in Omiš (about 180 km from Dubrovnik on the way to Split). Tourists are taken from Dubrovnik to rafting, if I am not mistaken, on the Tara River (Montenegro).
Please note that you will be much closer to Montenegro and the insanely beautiful Bay of Kotor than to Split, Trogir, Krka, Plitvice. Visit this bay with ancient cities against the backdrop of mountains, you will not regret it!
I would recommend rafting on a mountain river. We ourselves rafted in Omiš (about 180 km from Dubrovnik on the way to Split). Tourists are taken from Dubrovnik to rafting, if I am not mistaken, on the Tara River (Montenegro).
Please note that you will be much closer to Montenegro and the insanely beautiful Bay of Kotor than to Split, Trogir, Krka, Plitvice. Visit this bay with ancient cities against the backdrop of mountains, you will not regret it!
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answered 14 years ago