Apartments Artemis Dubrovnik
Miljenka Bratosa 11 (former Kralja Zvonimira 11), Dubrovnik, 20000, Croatia
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Where to stay????
by HELEN
Hello!
Any recommendations on where to stay in Dubrovnik? I believe we'd like to stay near Banje beach (I think that's the one near town) Or, is it better to stay near Lapad beach? Or, is it better to stay in town? Any suggestions are welcome. Thank you in advance.
Re: Where to stay????
by shlou57
Hi,
We have just returned from Croatia. We stayed in the old town at Villa Flora. It was lovely and so cheap! About 40 Euro including breakfast ( for 2) It was a tiny hotel...only 4 rooms I think. At one stage we were the only guests so we had the breakfast room and kitchen to ourselves. No lobby or person on site...we just let ourselves in and had the place to ourselves!!! The location was wonderful...up one of Dubrovniks narrow steep lane ways with washing hanging from windows (including our own!) Just a few steps from cafes and restaurants and an internet cafe! the room was lovely and clean...with ensuite bathroom. Could not have asked for better. Booked through hostelbookers or hostelworld I think. You'll love Dubrovnik! I would stay in the old town and walk around to the beach...its all very close.
Louise
Re: Where to stay????
by smb9733
Hi there,
I have been to Dubrovnik twice and stayed in the great same place - absolutely beautiful, clean, and very short walk to several beaches including Lapad Beach and the fantastic Copa Cabanna Beach near Babin Kuk in Lapad. I can highly recommend you a place to stay - check it out at the link below for details and reservations
http://www.adriatic-home.com/en/Croatia/Holiday-Rentals/Dubrovnik/Rooms/7855
Safe travels and have fun ;0)
Re: Where to stay????
by orsat
The accommodation prices in and around Old Town Dubrovnik are usually higher that other areas in Dubrovnik. Lapad peninsula is a popular area and there are many private accommodation and hotels available.
Check http://www.dubrovnik-online.com
Hope you find a nice accommodation and that you have a great time in Dubrovnik !
Travel Tips for Dubrovnik
The city of Dubrovnik is...
by Tayra2
The city of Dubrovnik is situated at the far south of the Republic of Croatia, from the cape Orsula in the east to Brsecine in the west. With the Elaphite Archipelago ( islands of Shipan, Lopud, Kolochep, Olipe, Tajan and jakljan ) it covers an area of 143.35 sq.kms and stretches along 20,5 km.
TEMPERATURE
Air:
- average annual: 16,4 degree C
- average of coldest period (January): 9 degree C
- average of warmest period (August): 24,9 degree C
Sea:
- average May-September: 17,9 - 23,8 degree C
-salinity: approx. 38%o
Sun:
-average annual: 2629,1 hours
-average daily: 7,2 hours
Helpful telephone´s:
- Emergency 94
- Fire fighting centre 93
- Police 92
- Coastal Guard 443 355
- Airport Dubrovnik 773 377
- Central Bus Station 357 088
- Boat and ferries 418 000
- General Hospital 431 777
Latest laundry technology
by Assenczo
For a glimpse of the local customs, a walk on the walls would do. The best way to dry up laundry in this dry climate is to hang them outside. On the contrary, a bunch of hospitality sheets cramped in a stone/cement house are bound to inflict a mould attack on the premises with unpredictable consequences. In short, it looks cute, authentic and fresh!
Snježnica
by danijelita
If you like claiming the mountains, the Snjeznica is the right place.
First there is a way to the village Kuna , and you can get there with the car, and continue on foot.
It is not easy to clime but it is worth it, at the top St. Ilija the view is beautiful and you can see the Montenegro.
The Boat...
by coceng
Kolocep is a car-free island. Not even motorbikes are aloowed on here. Maybe you can do your rollerblading thing but I doubt that you could find a flat surface.
The vegetations on the island is sub-tropical, pine trees, cactus even could grow on here.
If you want to escape the hustle & bustle of Dubrovnik, make your time to reach Kolocep island.
On the photo, you can see the excursion boat I took. The one on the left...it's a nice boat, with a captain, he's funny & 2 helpers of him to prepare our meals !
Genuine craic agus ceol
by youngwan about Becketts Irish Bar
Becketts is the only real Irish bar in Dubrovnik, it's owned by a couple from Dublin. The atmosphere is welcoming and genuinely Irish. Great music and a mix of tourists and locals. There is a large outdoor terrace which is perfect for sitting and watchin the world go by. Best pint of Guinness I've ever had abroad. I watched the Leinster v Toulouse game and the craic was mighty.
Live football and GAA all summer, word is it's the only place to watch the World Cup this summer. no dress code
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