One Day City Experience in Dunbrovnic

• The Old Town (9:00am) - Stroll through the beautiful streets of Dunbrovnic's Old Town, and discover why it's referred to as the "Pearl of the Adriatic". Walk along the historic walls and stop at one of the many cafes for a break.
• The Lovrijenac Fortress (11:00am) - This beautiful fortress, known as the "Gibraltar of the Adriatic", offers stunning views of the city and the sea. It also has a fascinating history as a shelter for Dubrovnik's people during wartime.
• Sea Kayaking (1:00pm) - In the afternoon, take in Dunbrovnic's beautiful coastline by kayak. Paddle through the crystal-clear waters and marvel at the city's towering walls and fortifications.
• Lunch at Barbara (3:30pm) - Head to Barbara, a local restaurant specializing in fresh seafood and Mediterranean cuisine. Indulge in grilled calamari, fish stew or shrimp risotto. Wash it down with a glass of local wine and watch the sunset over the sea.
• The Stradun (5:30pm) - End your day with a walk along the Stradun - the main street of the Old Town. Browse local shops for souvenirs, grab a gelato, and watch the city come alive in the early evening.

Time and Costs Estimates

• The Old Town (2 hours, Free)
• The Lovrijenac Fortress (1 hour, 100 Kuna)
• Sea Kayaking (3 hours, 300 Kuna)
• Lunch at Barbara (1.5 hours, 250 Kuna)
• The Stradun (1 hour, Free)
• Total Estimated Costs: 650 Kuna

Transportation

Since everything is located in Old Town, walking is the best option. However, there is public transportation available if needed. Bus tickets cost 15 kuna and taxis are also available.

Useful tips

If you have more time, consider visiting Lokrum Island or take a cable car up to Mount Srd. For a shorter trip, you can skip the sea kayaking activity. Also, wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a water bottle to stay hydrated. Lastly, be sure to bring cash as some places do not accept credit cards.