It is a city belonging to Croatia, on the Adriatic Sea, with a very deep historical and cultural structure, as well as the sea and a lively nightlife. The city, which remained under Ottoman rule for a long time, later came under the domination of France, and then under the dominion of Austria-Hungary and the Kingdom of Yugoslavia. After the collapse of Yugoslavia, Dubrovnik, which gained its independence, healed its war wounds with tourism. Hosting many different civilizations, Dubrovnik has been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
You can start by visiting the walls of the Old Town. You will see the architecture of many different cultures in the Old Town. While experiencing the Adriatic Sea within history, you will see the roofs of houses painted in two different colors. The only reason for this difference is the war. Houses that were not damaged by the war were not repaired. So charming a city that walking among the shutters, all painted green, will give you peace. An Old Town city tour takes 2-3 hours.
Historical buildings are very close to each other. Especially in the evenings, you can go to cafes and restaurants in the city center and eat delicious food. Since Dubrovnik is on the seaside, you can take boat tours or enjoy the Dubrovnik beaches. Dubrovnik beaches comply with blue flag standards due to their cleanliness. All beaches are open to everyone. The sea is a bit weedy and full of rocks. You might have a little difficulty entering the sea. But the sea is quite clear. One of the most popular beaches is East-West. This place becomes a nightclub at night.
Dalmatian coasts are now very popular for yachts and boats. I think the fact that there are 200 islands of various sizes in Dubrovnik also contributes to this. In Dubrovnik, with its cold and low-salinity sea, it is also possible to find quiet coves. The air will not suffocate you while sunbathing. Elafiti Islands are places you must see if you happen to be here. You can visit this place by renting a boat or by taking daily tours from the Old Town.
Dubrovnik also has options for those who love nightlife. This is a place where entertainment is kept decent and within certain limits. Also, the noise ban prevents unnecessary noise. You can have fun in the street bars in the Old Town. In this respect, Dubrovnik is ideal for those who want a quiet and peaceful holiday. There are very popular tours from Turkey to Dubrovnik. There are no direct flights from Turkey to this city; you can go here with connecting tours from Zagreb.
Also, Croatia does not apply a visa to Turkish visitors. It is possible to go here by road, but it is not a preferred method because it is a bit tiring and takes a long time. Dubrovnik is a place you must visit for both its history and its beaches.
