About 12pm we took a bus to Cavtat at the stop next to the Cable Car Station in Dubrovnik. After a 30min drive we arrived at this beautiful seaside village. We strolled along the promenade and some of the streets of the old town before having lunch at the restaurant Galija, where we enjoyed a Cevapcici dish.
Cavtat
Cavtat is a lovely seaside village near Dubrovnik
Boats in Cavtat
One of the narrow streets of Cavtat
Promenade of Cavtat in Croatia
About to have lunch in Restaurant Galija in Cavtat
Cevapcici is a typical dish we enjoyed in Cavtat
Dubrovnik - Pile
Pile district from the City Walls of Dubrovnik
Pile district in Dubrovnik
Our Sobe (Rooms and Apartment Kortizija) was in this building of Pile district in Dubrovnik
This beach was beside our accomodation in Dubrovnik
Around 4:30 pm we took the bus back to Dubrovnik to give our daily evening stroll through this wonderful city.
- Restaurants in Cavtat:
Barcelona
Berlin
New York and Washington
London
Dublin in Irleland
Istanbul in Turkey
Saint Petersburg
Rome and The Vatican
Paris
Florence in Tuscany
Lisboa in Portugal
Madrid
Venezia
Athens in Greece
Brussels in Belgium
Below you have some useful information:
- Our accomodation in Dubrovnik was:
- Dubrovnik: Rooms and Apartment Kortizija (highly recommended)
- Restaurants in Dubrovnik
- Pizzeria Tabasco (Near the Cable Car station)
- Dubravka (beside Pile Gate)
- Restaurants in Cavtat:
- Galija (at the end of the promenade)
This was the route, which began in Venice, we did in Croatia:
- Day 1 - 3: Venice
- Day 4: Porec, Rovinj and Pula
- Day 5: Zadar
- Day 6: Plitvice Lakes
- Day 7: Sibenik
- Day 8: Krka National Park
- Day 9: Split and Trogir
- Day 10: Hvar Town and Korkula
- Day 11: Korkula, Ston and Dubrovnik
- Day 12: Mostar (Bosnia Herzegovina) and Dubrovnik
- Day 13: Dubrovnik and Cavtat
- Day 14: Dubrovnik
Finally, other great cities I have already visited are:
- Tortuguero, Caribe, Arenal, Monteverde and San José in Costa Rica
- Marrakech in Morocco
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