Pearl of the Mediterranean, the "Slavic Athens," Dubrovnik is perhaps the most outstanding city in Croatia, both culturally and historically. Here, Slavic and Italian charms intertwine, while the sun shines brightly upon the golden sandy beaches.
Šunj Bay, a sandy haven nestled in the scenic cove bearing its name, lies on the southern fringes of Lopud, close to the renowned port of Dubrovnik and merely 1.5 km from the island's port harbor. The bay's stunning landscapes, enchanting vistas of the Adriatic's vast expanses, and perfect conditions for leisure have crowned it the premier holiday spot for families with children in this region of Croatia.
Located in the heart of Dubrovnik, just a stone's throw east of the iconic old town known for its distinctive red roofs, lies the enchanting Betina Cave Beach. Nestled merely twenty meters from the roadway, this hidden gem is shielded by the robust and picturesque arches of the rocky coastline. Although compact in size, spanning a mere thirty by thirty meters, the beach's charm is undeniable. Its shore is predominantly pebbly, a natural mosaic crafted by the sea's sculpting hands, complemented by patches of soft, fine sand.
Kupari Beach, with its blend of sand and pebbles, lies just 6 km from the enchanting city of Dubrovnik. Boasting a gentle slope into crystal-clear waters and a picturesque pier, it's an idyllic spot for both relaxation and water activities. Accessible by private car or bus, Kupari Beach is a convenient escape into paradise for any traveler.