Buža Bar
Buža
Pass through a small opening in the city walls and you reach an open-air bar built on seaside rocks. Watching the sunset with a drink here is the most romantic spot in Dubrovnik.
In the local dialect, “Buža” means “hole.” The bar is located outside the city walls on the south side of the Old Town. You must pass through an inconspicuous gap in the walls to reach it. Its seats are arranged in tiers across the rocks, facing the Adriatic Sea and Lokrum Island. Watching the sunset here is the most popular activity, and brave visitors jump from the rocks into the sea to swim. Drinks are pricey, and the menu is usually limited to simple beverages. Seats are first come, first served, and it gets crowded about an hour before sunset. Another similar small bar is located nearby.
Opening hours
About 9am to after sunset (open in good weather)
Nearby sights
- Jesuit Stairs & St Ignatius Church
- Walls of Dubrovnik
- Dubrovnik Cathedral
- Church of St Blaise
- Rector's Palace
- Stradun (Placa)
- War Photo Limited
- Dubrovnik Synagogue