Lokrum Island
Lokrum (ferry)
A short ferry to a wooded island with peacocks, a monastery and rocky swimming spots.
- Suggested time: 4 hrs
- No booking needed
- Suits: Families · Beach lovers
Ferries daily April–October, roughly 9:00–18:00
9 quieter places to add to the big sights: viewpoints, markets, walks, small museums and local favourites.
9 places in Dubrovnik
Lokrum (ferry)
A short ferry to a wooded island with peacocks, a monastery and rocky swimming spots.
Ferries daily April–October, roughly 9:00–18:00
Elaphiti Islands
A relaxing day boat trip to car-free islands with swimming stops and a seafood lunch.
Daily in season
Old Town
A peaceful cloister and one of Europe’s oldest working pharmacies, dating from 1317.
Daily; hours vary
Old Town
A 16th-century palace with a graceful loggia, now housing the city’s historical archives.
Daily; hours vary
Gruž
The working port of Dubrovnik, with a daily produce market and local cafés, away from the tourist crowds.
Open mornings; daily
Lapad
A green peninsula west of the port, with shady walks, pebble beaches and a family-friendly promenade.
Open-air; beach bars open daily
Trsteno (20 km)
One of the world’s oldest arboretums, with 500-year-old plane trees and a Renaissance garden by the sea.
Daily; hours vary
Kotor (90 km)
A medieval walled town on Europe’s southernmost fjord, in Montenegro, reached by coach.
Tours run daily
Hidden gems are the quieter alternatives to the headline sights. Prices, hours and booking advice are approximate, so check the official site before you go.