On April 29, Every year, DuMotion transforms Dubrovnik into a dynamic sports hub, attracting thousands of participants from almost 50 countries. Whether you’re a seasoned marathoner or a casual runner, this unique event offers an incredible opportunity to race through one of the most breathtaking cities on the Adriatic coast. The 2023 edition welcomes 2,700
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Planning a visit to Dubrovnik over a long weekend or public holiday? Here’s what you need to know about opening hours for shops, museums, restaurants, and pharmacies. Are Shops Open on Weekends and Public Holidays? During the tourist season, most shops, boutiques, and souvenir stores in Dubrovnik operate without any difference between weekdays, weekends, or
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Planning a trip to Dubrovnik With Kids? Exploring the stunning mediaeval city with children can be a challenge, but with the right approach, it can also be an unforgettable adventure. From breathtaking historic sites to fun-filled activities, here’s how to make the most of your family visit to Dubrovnik. Navigating Dubrovnik’s Old Town with Kids
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Looking for the perfect beach in Dubrovnik? With so many stunning options, it can be hard to choose. But if you want a peaceful retreat just a short ride from the city, Lokrum Island is the ultimate destination. A true oasis of nature, Lokrum offers crystal-clear waters, lush greenery, and breathtaking views – all just
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Where to Leave Your Bags? One of the most frustrating things about traveling is dragging your luggage around all day, especially if you have a late flight or check-out early. In a city like Dubrovnik, known for its beautiful but steep stone streets and countless stairs, carrying heavy suitcases can turn into a real challenge.
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Dubrovnik and Split are two of the most iconic cities in Croatia, attracting thousands of visitors every year. Whether you’re planning a multi-day trip between the two or just a day excursion, there are several routes and travel options to consider. From scenic coastal drives to express highways, let’s explore how to make the most
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The most frequent question we get this year is: “We went to Croatia last year and still have some Kunas left. Can we use them?” The answer is simply NO. As of January 1, 2023, Croatia officially adopted the euro as its currency, and the kuna is no longer accepted as a means of payment.
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Since January 1, 2023, the official currency of Croatia has been the euro (EUR). Croatia became the 20th country to join the eurozone, replacing the former currency, the kuna (HRK). This change has made transactions significantly easier for visitors from other EU countries, as there is no need for currency exchange when traveling to Croatia.
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Since March 26, 2023, Croatia has officially abolished air border controls for travel to and from Schengen countries, making air travel to the country as seamless as domestic flights within the zone. Croatia has been a member of the European Union since 2013, but until now, travelers arriving from Schengen countries still needed a passport
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What is Peka? When visiting a destination, experiencing the local gastronomy is one of the best ways to immerse yourself in its culture. While Dubrovnik is famous for its seafood, there is another must-try specialty: peka. This traditional Croatian cooking method involves slow-roasting food under a bell-like dome, resulting in tender and flavorful dishes. Peka
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