Cable Car to Panorama Restaurant Take the cable car up to Mount Srđ for breathtaking views over Dubrovnik and the Adriatic. At the top, enjoy a meal or drink at Panorama Restaurant. You will need to book well in advance. Café Bar Bard A cliff bar built into the rocks just outside the Old Town walls. Offers stunning views, space to relax, and direct access to the sea. A great spot for a drink and a swim. Walk the City Walls A must-do while in Dubrovnik. The walk around the medieval walls gives you incredible views of the Old Town, coastline, and surrounding islands. Go early or late to avoid the midday heat and the crowds.
Restaurant & Bar Rudjer Local Mediterranean restaurant located in Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Known for seafood and traditional Dalmatian dishes. Restaurant Panorama Restaurant at the top of the Dubrovnik Cable Car. Offers grilled dishes and drinks with panoramic views of the city and coastline. Taj Mahal (Old Town) Haven't tried here but Matty Branagh recommends it. A Bosnian restaurant located in the Old Town. Specialises in grilled meats, traditional stews, and Balkan cuisine. Pizza If you’re after something quick, easy, and affordable, grab a takeaway pizza from one of the many spots across the city. Great for a casual meal without breaking the bank, and you really can’t beat it. Restaurants Around Dubrovnik Old Town Whether you want seafood, pasta, or something quick and casual, there’s something for everyone. Just explore and choose what suits your mood.
Port 22 Relaxed atmosphere and outdoor seating. Fratellos Beautiful terrace overlooking the sea. (Our welcome party will be held here.) Cave Bar More Unique bar set inside a natural cave beneath Hotel More in Lapad. Offers drinks with a sea view terrace. Accessible by taxi (approx. 10–15 minutes from Old Town). Bars Around Dubrovnik There are bars all over - in the Old Town, Lapad, and by the coast. Whether you’re after cocktails, wine, or a cold beer by the sea, you’ll find plenty of good options. Just explore and pick one that suits you.
City Walls Walk the iconic medieval walls that surround the Old Town. Offers stunning views of the Adriatic and the city below. Best early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat. Old Town Explore the historic centre with its narrow limestone streets, churches, courtyards, and squares. Plenty of shops, cafés, and local spots to discover. Lokrum Island A nature reserve just 10 minutes away by ferry from the Old Port. Ideal for a relaxing afternoon with walking trails, a small beach, botanical gardens, and even peacocks. Kayaking & Boat Tours Available from Banje Beach and the Old Port. Great way to explore hidden caves, nearby islands, and the coastline from the water. Cable Car Takes you to the top of Mount Srđ in a few minutes. Offers panoramic views over Dubrovnik, the sea, and surrounding islands. There’s also a café and war museum at the top. Jet Ski Hire Available along Lapad beach and near major hotels. A fun option for exploring the bay at speed.
Built directly into the rocks outside the southern edge of the Old Town walls. These bars offer spectacular sea views, cold drinks, and access to the water. Buža I & Buža II: Located through small, unmarked doors in the Old Town walls. You’ll find them by wandering the southern edge of the Old Town near the Jesuit Stairs. Look for signs like “cold drinks with the most beautiful view.” These bars are informal, with cliffside seating and ladders for swimming or cliff jumping. Very popular around sunset, expect it to get busy and seating to be limited. Café Bar Bard: Located just a short walk from Buža I, Café Bar Bard offers the same stunning views but is often a little less crowded. It has a bit more space to sit and relax, with the same easygoing vibe. Our top pick! What to bring: Swimwear, water shoes (the rocks can be sharp), and a towel if you plan to swim. There’s no table service and no frills - just great views and a unique setting.
Banje Beach: Closest to the Old Town, with loungers, a beach bar, and views of Lokrum. Sunset Beach (Lapad): Family-friendly with cafés, loungers, and space to swim. Šulić Beach: Small and quiet, near Pile Gate and the fort.