Black Tie Optional Attire: Fella's wear a tuxedo or a dark suit and tie and ladies wear an evening gown or a midi- or knee-length cocktail dress.
Cocktail attire is encouraged—think polished but fun. Our only request is that you leave the blue jeans at home.
We highly recommend purchasing the Dubrovnik 3-day pass. This provides you with unlimited access to the bus, as well as it grants free entrance to 13 of the top museums and attractions in the city. The cost of the pass is roughly equivalent to the entry fee for the City Walls alone, so it is worth it! ✅ Free attractions - Dubrovnik City Walls - Lovrijenac Fort - Rector’s Palace & Cultural History Museum - Ethnographic Museum - Archeological Exhibitions - The Pulitika Studio - Bukovac House - Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik - House of Marin Držić - Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery - Dubrovnik Natural History Museum - Franciscan Monastery Museum - Maritime Museum https://www.dubrovnikpass.com/web-shop?id=0
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Places we loved! 1. Barba - Listen to us...go get the octopus burger 2. Dalmatino - Amazing little spot. Make sure to make a reservation 3. Holy Burek - Balkan pastry. It's a good, quick snack on the go if you want to try. Places on our must-try list! 1. Gradska Kvana Arsenal Restaurant - Considered fine dining located on the water. 2. Fourt Four - Owned by NBA player Bojan Bogdanović (jersey number 44, hence the name). Known for their seafood dishes. 3. Trattoria Carmen - known for seasonal Italian specialties & locally sourced wine. 4. Taj Mahal - famous for serving authentic, high-quality Bosnian and Balkan cuisine, including hearty meat platters and traditional stews. 5. Above 5 - this remains the only rooftop restaurant in Old Town with some stellar views. 6. Resturant 360 - if you looking for a fancy Michelin Star, this is it. Honestly, there are so many restaurants that you cannot go wrong. SUPER IMPORTANT - Make reservations!
Yes, Croatia is known for its wine, boasting a rich, ancient winemaking history, diverse regions (Coastal/Dalmatia, Istria, Continental), and numerous indigenous grape varieties. Our favorite was Grk, which is a white wine from Korčula with mineral and herbal notes.
Unlike typical sandy shores, almost all beaches in Croatia are composed of limestone pebbles. Bring some type of water shoe!