Cavtat

On the beautiful and wooded peninsula of Rat, there is an old town and a unique place of the Adriatic - Cavtat.

A perfect Mediterranean climate and Mediterranean vegetation, green cypresses and pine trees, make it a pleasant and relaxing place to stay.

Crystal clear sea, sandy coves and beaches with top class hotels are making Cavtat one of the most sought and visited destinations in the Dubrovnik region. It is often called the "south-end pearl".

Something that makes this town a special are buildings from the time of the Dubrovnik Republic, and based on that style is built everything else that can be seen in Cavtat today. There are the remnants of an old amphitheater, old streets, walls and stairs leading to the top of Rat.

Cavtat is a treasure trove of cultural and historical heritage, so it is worth to visit the walls around the city, the fortress, the Prince's Palace, the Franciscan monastery, the Church of Our Lady of Cavtat and the church of St. Nicholas.

All those who have a desire to try out recreational riding through the nature of Konavle, Sea Trail offers this option. For diving enthusiasts, we will highlight the "sea-bottom museum" located near Cavtat, which will, due to a

large number of amphora, be an exciting location for every diver. And for those who prefer sports and recreational activities, there are many options - jet skiing, surfing, beach volleyball, soccer, handball, sailing, underwater photography ...

You will also enjoy the quality meals of Cavtat in one of the restaurants and taverns whose offer is based on the top Mediterranean and Dalmatian cuisine. The taverns are mostly located in old Konavle houses, and all meals are prepared in a traditional way.

For those who want to experience the beauty of nature, to swim on the beautiful beaches, to discover the richness of cultural and historical heritage, to experience different adventures and to enjoy in a quality dinner, this is an ideal place. Cavtat is waiting for you!

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