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20 Vatroslava Lisinkog, Dubrovnik, 20000, Croatia
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Hi all, I just wanted to know what are the options of getting to Dubrovnik from Spit.
Which would be the most economical?
Which would be the fastest and also, the slowest (trying to avoid the slow one, if it takes too long).
From the station (bus or train), is it easy to get to the Old Town?
I've read about Villa Flora and Bokun as recommended as some of the affordable places to stay in Dubrovnik (40Euros per night). Can anyone else recommend a place within the same range (just in case both are already full). Somewhere in the Old Town would be perfect.
Thank you all for the help!
AL
To Dubrovnik from Spit you can go by bus (frequent departures) or by boat (not evey day)
http://www.jadrolinija.hr/default.aspx?dpid=1304
To Split from Zagreb is more comfortable by train (2 daytime, 1 nighttime train), but cheaper and more frequent by bus
to Split from Zagreb
http://www.bahn.de/international/view/en/index.shtml
Citybus in Dubrovnik is quite good (if i remember well it was nr. 10 to the old town), if you need cheaper accomodation, many people are renting rooms (€15-30?), you might get approached at the bus station and most lokal travel agencies have this service.
You can check great budget accommodations in Dubrovnik on
www.online-croatia.com
Villa Flora is lovely. We stayed there in May 2009. Very cheap, right in the old town, very comfortable and at the time we went we had the place to ourselves! you would not find a better place for the price. I would suggest taking the ferry from Split to Dubrovnik. we took the bus one way and the ferry back but the ferry was much better and actually cheaper. Th day we travelled was hot and the bus was full. It took about 7 hours so was pretty uncomfortable! the view was lovely but all in all the ferry was much better. It still took about 7 hours but at least you could walk around and get a coffee. The view from the ship was also pretty good.
Hi Louise,
May I know where to catch the ferry to Dubrovnik in Split? I will be making the same trip as you did this July! :-)
The traditional patron saint of Dubrovnik is St. Vlaho, known in English and French as St. Blaise. Images and sculptures of this saint can be found all over town, and in each one, he's shown holding the entire city of Dubrovnik in his hands.
....when they get out of hand.
This is one of the towers on the wall around the old town of Dubrovnik. The building of the city walls began in the 12th century. The Dubrovnik Statutes mention that new, stronger walls were in the process of being built, while documents dating back to 1296 mention them as finished.
The water's clear and warm...the scenery is great...and the sun is setting. I'm watching these Italians fish and swim (at the same time!). No wonder they didn't catch anything. Or maybe they just wanted to look busy for me.
One of the alternatives in our free day in Dubrovnik was a trip to the Elaphiti Islands. Having visited worderful Islands as Hvar, Korcula or Peljesac we thought that it wouldn't add much to our program, and decided to visit Mostar. Anyway, the island of Lokrum, just some minutes away from town, was easy to see from the distance, and, though adding harmony to the views of the city, it seemed empty - I know that it has a botanic garden, and a Benedictine monastery, but... one cannot see everything, and the curiosity about Mostar...
I used to love going to Buza 1 (a beach bar, probably much different than how you are imagining it....The beach is rocky, there is a small bar, torches all over the beach, the music is good) but this year it turned from simple cool laid back place to "upscale" crap(o.o.p.s.) with VERY VERY HIGH prices. A beer is 35 kunas - elsewhere it is between 15-25....Ridiculous. I will never go back again. Ripoff.
And you alse need to wait for an hour to get service....
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