Dubrovnik-Neretva County

Croatia's southernmost county, home to the walled old town of Dubrovnik and island scenery on Korčula and Mljet.

Dubrovnik-Neretva County lies at the southern tip of Croatia, stretching in a narrow strip along the Adriatic. Dubrovnik's old town, encircled by intact city walls, is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site, where you can walk the walls or ride the cable car for a view over the whole city. Around it are the old town of Korčula, the island of Mljet with its national park, the Pelješac peninsula with its wine, the Walls of Ston and oysters, and the citrus groves of the Neretva River delta. Summer is peak season, while spring and autumn are more comfortable. Dubrovnik has an international airport.

Destinations

• Dubrovnik
• Orebić & Korčula

Itineraries

• Dalmatian Island Hopping: Split to Dubrovnik – No driving required. Take catamarans to connect Hvar, Korčula, and Mljet, heading south all the way to Dubrovnik.
• Classic Croatia: Zagreb to Dubrovnik – A classic first-time route from the capital via Plitvice Lakes, Zadar, and Split to Hvar and Dubrovnik.
• Zagreb to Dubrovnik via Bosnia and Herzegovina – An in-depth, one-way self-drive route from inland Croatia through Bosnia and Herzegovina to the Adriatic Coast
• Dubrovnik to Sarajevo Three-Country – Travel through Croatia, Montenegro, and Bosnia and Herzegovina to see red-roofed old towns, fjord-like bays, and Ottoma…
• Four-Country Balkan Loop: Serbia, Bosnia, Croatia & Montenegro – Travel from Belgrade through Sarajevo and Mostar to the coast, then cross Durmitor back to Serbia.
• Slovenia & Croatia Grand Tour – From Lake Bled to Dubrovnik, this route connects the Alps, Karst landscapes, Istria, lakes, and Adriatic islands.
• Split, Mostar & Bay of Kotor: 3-Country – Travel from Split into Bosnia and Herzegovina to Mostar, head south to Dubrovnik, and continue to Montenegro's Bay of K…