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Eat:
Located in the old center of Cavtat, this is a Dalmatian restaurant, serving the flavors of the Adriatic region. Waterfront sitting is a must, and so is the fresh seafood.
A chic, modern Mediterranean restaurant turning local ingredients into international delicacies. Asian-inspired dishes, such as the crispy shredded duck, are worth the wait.
Sushi in a historic location? This Dubrovnik restaurant makes it possible, serving creative rolls against the backdrop of peeling walls and mood lighting.
Stay:
Built in 2015, the pristine hotel is a modern and relaxing getaway nicely complementing Dubrovnik’s romantic, historic vibe. Sea view rooms are a hot ticket.
An atmospheric hotel in a large 16th century villa, a charming courtyard included.
This charming boutique destination combines a shabby-chic historic building with contemporary design touches.
A big, modern hotel with excellent city views and a central location.
Do:
Dating all the way back to 1492, the arboretum developed out of a park surrounding the summer residence of the Gučetić-Gozze family. A photogenic and lush retreat.
A great historic spot to experience the traditional production of olive oil, and to taste local food and rakia.
Located halfway between Dubrovnik and Cavtat, Mlini is a peaceful retreat back in time, with a new boutique hotel and charming taverns