Around Dubrovnik you will find short coastal walks, island trails and the zigzag path up Mount Srđ. Most walks have sea views and are best done in the morning or evening in summer heat.
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A circular walk on top of the roughly 2 km walls around the old town.
Tip: Go at opening, as midday sun and crowds are tiring.
Show on mapA protected island 15 minutes by boat from the Old Port, with pine woods, gardens and a monastery ruin.
Tip: Do not miss the last boat back; there is no overnight stay.
Show on mapA stony path up Mount Srđ above the old town, with Adriatic views from the top.
Tip: Bring water and a hat, as the path has no shade.
Show on mapA flat walkway past beaches and pine trees on the Lapad peninsula.
Tip: Watch the sunset from Uvala Lapad beach.
Show on mapA pine-shaded coastal walk from Cavtat harbour around the Rat peninsula.
Tip: Finish at the Mestrović Mausoleum.
Show on mapA 16th-century Ragusan noble garden with ancient plane trees, fountains and sea views.
Tip: You can get there by bus from Dubrovnik.
Show on mapOutside the city – about 1 hours
One of Europe's longest fortification walls, climbing between Ston and Mali Ston.
Tip: Eat oysters in Mali Ston after the walk.
Show on mapThe nearest Elaphiti island, a quiet car-free place of paths, olive groves and small coves.
Tip: Take the ferry from Gruž and bring some food.
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