Situated on the south of Croatia, Dubrovnik is considered to be the Pearl of the Adriatic coast. Rich in cultural and historical monuments, its old town (Stari Grad) was placed by Unesco on the World Heritage List in 1979.

Dubrovnik's city walls were built in between the 7th and 13th century, and are still intact today. You can't beat the view of arguably the finest city walls in the world, and a walk along these walls will most likely be the highlight of your visit.

There is something to do for everyone in Dubrovnik from sightseeing, relaxing along the sea and, of course, to participating in the much anticipated Summer Festival. When in Dubrovnik, make a point to visit the national park on the island of Mljet as well as Marco Polo's birthplace on the island of Korcula.