Dubrovnik Tour Packages

George Bernard Shaw has said something pretty amazing that clearly sums up one’s visit to the city, “those who seek paradise on Earth should come to Dubrovnik”. He was the one to call it the Adriatic Pearl as well, making it a hot tourist spot on the global map. While visiting Dubrovnik, you will get to visit several attractions and indulge in blissful experiences.

How to reach

You will seldom find direct flights from India to Dubrovnik. But there is one international airport, which connects the city to the rest of Europe. So take a flight from any major Indian city and fly there to reach Dubrovnik. You can even take trains from any neighboring cities once your fly-in. Turkish Airlines, Aeroloft, Air India, Lufthansa, and many other airline carriers fly to different European cities that will take you to Dubrovnik that can be chosen while taking package holidays to Dubrovnik.

Best time to visit

Summer (May-August)

These gorgeous summer months in Croatia are perfect for a holiday experience. It is extremely costly, however, an ideal place to visit. The temperatures are perfect- 20 to 25 degrees Celsius and there are many festivals happening around town during this time.

Shoulder Season (September-October)

This is probably the best time to visit Dubrovnik. The days are around 25 degrees Celcius and the crowds have left the city alone making it an ideal time to visit. The hotel rates are lower and the coast clearer- a delightful time for visitors. If want to enjoy a lovely vacay, book Dubrovnik tour packages during this time.

Low Season (November-April)

This is the time of a lot of rains making it tough to visit attractions during this time. Rain falls at least 15 days in a month making it difficult to sightsee. It can be difficult to find the right accommodation at this time. Even though the temperatures are lower than any other time of the year, it isn’t an ideal time to visit.

Places to visit

1. Walls of Dubrovnik

A series of defensive stone walls, Dubrovnik walls is the first thing one sees when reaching this port. If one volunteers for Dubrovnik packages, they will get detailed insights into the history of the walls and the kind of craftsmanship that went into making them.

2. Lovrijenac

A fortress, Lovrijenac is frequently used for performances during the Dubrovnik Festival. This building was rebuilt in the 17th century and is a Game of Thrones favorite. If you are a fan, you will remember this as the Red Keep in King’s Landing. Your ticket to the Old Town City is also your pass to this fort, so keep that handy.

3. Ston

Now moving on to King’s Landing, the wall of Ston is the place where that part of Game of Thrones was shot. This place is an ideal day’s trip from Dubrovnik which also includes wine and oyster tasting.

4. Min?eta Fortress

On Dubrovnik holidays, explore the beauty of this 14th-century rectangular tower, which is touted to be the highest point in Dubrovnik. Offering gorgeous views of the Old City and the surrounding waters, this fortress is a tourist favorite.

5. Old Town

Unarguably the most popular attraction in Dubrovnik, the Old Town is a medieval city of its own. Colorful rooftops, lively streets, and Baroque churches are regularly spotted here. It has been beautifully preserved and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the city.