DUBROVNIK CRUISES

How to describe Dubrovnik? It’s just one of those destinations which, like Venice, looks perfect from every angle. On your Dubrovnik cruise, you can explore this beautiful city with a luxurious Solstice Class ship as your base.

It wouldn’t be difficult to simply wander around the city, taking photos and soaking up the convivial atmosphere. And while there are worse ways to spend a day, there’s so much more to discover in Dubrovnik. For a start, the city’s rich history. The rises and falls of Dubrovnik over the centuries are well documented in museums and galleries, from the 15th Century interiors of the Dominican Monastery and Museum, to War Photo Ltd – a renowned war exhibition.

Part of Dubrovnik’s appeal is its location on the shore of the glittering Adriatic Sea. After exploring the beaches, don’t miss Buza Bar – carved into the cliff face, with views out to the open sea.

Weather & what to pack

Dubrovnik has a Mediterranean climate, with the hottest months being July and August, when the temperature averages 25 degree Celsius and there is plenty of sunshine. Pack as you would for a summer holiday on your Dubrovnik cruise with light layers and a sunhat. If you’re planning on walking the walls, don’t forget walking shoes!