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My friends and I (24M) are staying in Old Town and are curious what clubs/bars we should check out. We're planning on going to Revelin and Elyx but aside from that it seems like the lively spots are limited.

Any recommendations for our group?

Me and my wife are here and we want to visit the walls. They close at 19.00 (stupid decision imo).
Let’s suppose we start the tour at 18.00.
What happens if at 19.00 we are still walking on the walls and did not finish the tour yet?

Pozz, zna li itko gdje u gradu ili okolici (cavtat, župa) ima neki dobar krojač? Treba mi prepraviti odijelo pa bih da to napravi netko tko zna što radi. Hvala

We are staying in Cavtat this time and are looking to explore a little further out. We won't have a car but if it's bus/Uber accessable, we're in.

Thanks guys x

Hi all,

Trying to get a sense of the severity of the fire situation along the Adriatic coast - I'm currently planning to drive from Dubrovnik to Kotor and then north to Mostar around September 3 - September 6 and then over to Brela via the coast and back to Split.

I know the situation will likely evolve over the coming days/weeks but just curious if I should rethink any of this right now.

I was initially just concerned about border crossings but now unsure if road closures or evacuations might prohibit this itinerary. Appreciate any insights from locals or folks visiting/recently in the area that we're doing a similar itinerary.

Hey! I’m going to Dubrovnik for a week on August 22nd. Does anyone there and has knowledge about how the current wildfires are affecting the area?

I’m starting to wonder whether I should cancel my trip.

Was surprised to see all supermarkets closed today because of a holiday, Do supermarkets generally open on a Sunday ?

Hi!

We are a group of 8 looking for restaurant tips in/near the old town.

We have a vegetarian that would love to eat more than just a tomato pasta, and the rest would love to try some authentic Dalmatian cuisine. At the same time, we want to be able to book it in advance so we don’t risk having to stand and wait in line.

Mid to low price please!

Please share any and all tips! Thanks :-)

Hello everyone. I am hoping that anyone could provide advice on the best way to get from Dubrovnik over the border to Kotor? We will be arriving to Dubrovnik airport on Sep 17th and aim to go straight across the border and work our way back for when we are due to fly home 10 days later. All advice is welcome.

Have looked at some coaches, is there any companies recommended? Could be willing to hire a car but unsure if we would need this for the whole time? Any guidance or suggestions will all be appreciated 😊

Going to Dubrovnik next week with my girlfriend, and we want to spend at least one day at a beach bar/beach club.

From what I’ve seen, Coral seems to be the most luxurious option. It’s €120 just for 2 sunbeds + a parasol, and €50 per person for a restaurant table (food/drinks are included in that price, but it’s probably the bare minimum, and we’d very likely end up spending more). So, in total, it could easily reach around €300 for two people.

The atmosphere seems good - not crazy lively, but definitely more alive than Copacabana. That being said, it looks very fancy and the reviews are good. If the price is justified by the quality of the service and overall experience, I’m ready to pay for it.

Copacabana is cheaper. Two sunbeds and a parasol cost €70, and food and drinks will easily push the total over €100 as well, so we might end up spending around €200. It’s reasonably cheaper, but reviews aren’t great, and at first glance, it doesn’t look as fancy as Coral. Apparently, the atmosphere here is more chill and lounge-oriented, whereas we’d prefer some DJs and a somewhat livelier vibe. The more affordable price is definitely a plus though.

Banje Beach Club is somewhat of a mystery to me. On their website, all I can find is the option to reserve a dinner table, so I’m wondering how that works with spending the whole day at the beach and using sunbeds, as well as with the nighttime beach parties. According to the reviews, the atmosphere is great and this seems to be where the real party is. However, I have no idea what the costs look like here, or whether it ends up being even more expensive than Coral.

So, given all the pros and cons, and based on your experiences, which one offers the best price-to-service experience?

Heading to Dubrovnik for our Honeymoon. Having a real tough time picking between the two. Have heard a lot of great things about both. Has anyone here experienced either or both of these hotels? We’re looking to be in the middle of everything. Thank you!

We only have 1 night to party in Dubrovnik. It’s a Sunday in mid September. We enjoy EDM. Where do you recommend we go out?