Croatia - a small country for a great holiday! A place where the Mediterranean, the Alps and the Pannonian plain come together - this country was given the best of each and blended those parts into a unique harmony blessed with rare beauty. Dubrovnik is a city which hides innumerable stories. Often called The Pearl of the Adriatic, its walls, palaces, streets and roofs tell stories of Dubrovnik rich history making this medieval city a stunning living museum.

GENERAL INFORMATION
The city of Dubrovnik is situated in the very south of the Republic of Croatia. It is Croatia’s most prominent tourist destination, a seaport and the centre of Dubrovnik-Neretva County. In 1979, the city of Dubrovnik joined the UNESCO World Heritage List. The city’s attractions include the city walls, the pale limestone buildings, museums, narrow streets surrounded by medieval fortress walls and many more. The city is also the venue for numerous scientific, scholarly and literary conferences.

CLIMATE
The geographical position of the area is typical of the Mediterranean climate with mild and damp winters, and hot dry summers with quite low air humidity (approx. 2,600 sunny hours). Average high temperature in June is 26 °C. However, sunny and warm days can easily be interrupted with thunderstorms so we recommend you to pack rain gear or an umbrella.