Old Town Stone Apartment
A renovated stone apartment inside the medieval walls, walking distance to Stradun and the harbor.
Dubrovnik · Plan your family stay
Don't search the city. Build your family trip.
Plan a complete family stay in Dubrovnik — explore the Old Town walls, cable car to Mount Srđ, island hops to Lokrum, sea kayaking and Game of Thrones locations, then get a day-by-day Adriatic itinerary.
Explore the options, mark what you want, and we'll turn it into a day-by-day plan.
Choose the right base for the family.
A renovated stone apartment inside the medieval walls, walking distance to Stradun and the harbor.
A spacious family hotel in the quieter Lapad area with a pool, beach access and bus to the Old Town.
A large resort complex in the greener Babin Kuk peninsula with pools, kids' clubs and sea views.
A small boutique hotel just outside the eastern gate of the Old Town, close to Banje Beach.
A traditional stone villa in the Konavle valley, 30 minutes from the city, with a pool and olive groves.
A practical apartment near the cruise terminal and ferry port, with easy bus connections to the Old Town.
Smooth movement for family and luggage.
Book a shared or private shuttle from Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) — about 25 km and 35-45 minutes to the Old Town.
A direct private taxi from DBV to your accommodation — convenient with luggage and young children.
The main bus line runs between Pile Gate (Old Town entrance) and Lapad/Babin Kuk — cheap and frequent.
A 15-minute public ferry from the Old Town harbor to car-free Lokrum island, running every 30 minutes.
A regular car ferry from Gruž port connects the Elaphiti islands of Šipan, Lopud and Koločep.
A scenic gondola from the top of the Old Town to Mount Srđ (415 m) with panoramic views.
Plan meals without stress.
Gradska kavana Arsenal Restaurant is a Croatian restaurant, highly rated at 4.8 from 7830 reviews.
Ul. Pred Dvorom 1, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia · View on map
Restaurant Panorama is a highly-rated restaurant, boasting a 4.7-star rating from 7458 reviews.
Srđ ul. 3, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia · View on map
Fish Bar El Pulpo is a highly-rated seafood restaurant, boasting an impressive 4.7 stars from 2652 reviews.
Ul. Mata Vodopića 6, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia · View on map
Coffee Break is a highly-rated cafe, boasting an impressive 4.8-star average from 2046 reviews.
Ul. branitelja Dubrovnika 41, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia · View on map
Restaurant Ezza, a steak house in Dubrovnik, boasts a 4.8-star rating from 1927 reviews.
Hvarska ul. 2, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia · View on map
Urban & Veggie - Vegan Restaurant Dubrovnik is a vegan restaurant, highly rated at 4.7 from 1679 reviews.
Obala Stjepana Radića 13, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia · View on map
Support children of different ages.
A 2 km walk along the medieval walls with sea views — a unique outdoor adventure that older kids love.
A car-free nature island with a botanical garden, Dead Sea salt lake, peacocks and rocky swimming spots.
A guided kayak tour around the city walls and sea caves — calm water, easy paddling for families.
The closest pebble beach to the Old Town, with sun lounger rentals and a stunning view of the walls.
A family-friendly guided walk to the GoT filming locations — Fort Lovrijenac, Bokar Tower and more.
A vetted local babysitter for a parents' evening in the Old Town.
Add memorable cultural experiences.
The Gothic-Renaissance Rector's Palace in the heart of the Old Town houses Dubrovnik's history museum.
The free-standing cliff fortress just outside the Pile Gate, known as the Gibraltar of Dubrovnik and a GoT set.
The main limestone-paved street of the Old Town, lined with baroque architecture and evening activity.
A prestigious arts festival (July–August) with theater, classical concerts and opera in open-air venues.
Dubrovnik's seafaring history told through ship models, navigation tools and old maps in Fort St John.
A small but charming aquarium in the vaulted ground floor of Fort St John, displaying Adriatic sea life.
Support religious, spiritual and heritage visits.
One of the oldest Sephardic synagogues in the world, continuously active since the 15th century, on the main Jewish street (Žudioska).
A 14th-century monastery with one of Europe's oldest continuously operating pharmacies, founded in 1317.
The Baroque Cathedral of the Assumption in the center of the Old Town, housing sacred relics of Saint Blaise.
The iconic 18th-century Baroque church dedicated to the patron saint of Dubrovnik, at the eastern end of Stradun.
A late Gothic monastery with a Renaissance cloister and a rich collection of Croatian religious art.
A 19th-century Serbian Orthodox church with fine icon paintings, in the heart of the Old Town.
Combine work and travel.
A dedicated coworking space in the Lapad district, with reliable fiber internet and sea-view terraces.
Major hotels in Lapad and Babin Kuk offer business centers with printing, meeting rooms and fast WiFi.
Dubrovnik is a hub for Adriatic cruise tourism and yacht charter — relevant for travel and maritime businesses.
Dubrovnik's medieval setting has attracted major film and TV productions — a growing industry for location scouts.
A visit to a Konavle valley estate combining olive oil pressing, wine tasting and local Plavac Mali.
Mornings for business at the hotel or coworking; afternoons for island ferries or beach with the family.
Create trust and safety.
Dial 112 for life-threatening emergencies anywhere in Croatia.
Dubrovnik's main hospital (Opća bolnica Dubrovnik) on Roka Mišetića street handles emergencies 24/7.
Call 116 123 for Croatian urgent medical advice without going to the ER.
Dubrovnik beaches are rocky — bring water shoes for children and adults to prevent cuts and slipping.
Dubrovnik summers are very hot — apply high-SPF sunscreen, carry water and avoid wall-walking midday.
Pharmacies called 'Ljekarna' are found in Stradun, Lapad and Gruž — some open late.
Personalize the trip through interests.
Crystal-clear Adriatic waters around Dubrovnik offer excellent diving — several PADI dive centers near the Old Town.
A marked trail winds up Mount Srđ for a panoramic hike with city and island views; about 2 hours round-trip.
A skippered sailing charter from Gruž port to the Elaphiti islands — snorkeling, swimming and lunch on deck.
Clay and hard courts available for rental at the Lapad sports complex, near the beach hotels.
Buža Bar, a cliff-side bar cut into the Old Town walls, is surrounded by rocks popular for jumping and snorkeling.
SUP boards available for rent at several Lapad beach points — calm morning water makes it easy for beginners.
Reduce friction for premium families.
A certified local guide for a private family walk — history, architecture and stories not in any guidebook.
Skip the lines on arrival at Dubrovnik Airport — a concierge service arranges priority handling.
Store bags at a certified facility near Pile Gate to explore the Old Town freely before hotel check-in.
Water shoes are essential for rocky Dubrovnik beaches — available for rent at beach kiosks around Lapad.
Croatian SIM cards available at the airport and Gruž ferry terminal — cheap EU data roaming.
A dedicated local fixer for reservations, ferry bookings, private guides and any last-minute request.
Make the itinerary realistic for the dates.
May, June, September and October offer warm weather, calm seas and manageable crowds.
Peak summer brings extreme crowds — up to 10,000 cruise visitors daily, hot temperatures and long waits everywhere.
September brings warm sea water, 25°C air, noticeably fewer visitors and lower prices than August.
November through March: mild winters, empty streets, low prices and atmospheric empty Old Town — not beach season.
July–August brings the prestigious Dubrovnik Summer Festival with outdoor performances at historic venues.
May and October offer 30–40% lower prices than August and noticeably less queuing at all attractions.
The trusted local knowledge layer.
The Old Town walls open at 8am — arriving at opening avoids the midday heat and cruise-ship crowds.
The Pile Gate is the most crowded entrance — use the Ploče (eastern) or Buža (southern) gates for a quieter entry.
Restaurants on and directly adjacent to Stradun charge a significant premium — two streets back the prices drop sharply.
In peak season Lokrum ferries sell out by 10am — buy tickets online or arrive at the harbor by 9am.
Cruise ships dock from 8am-6pm; check the port schedule online and plan Old Town visits before 9am or after 6pm.
Buža Bar is literally a hole in the Old Town wall with tables on the rocks above the sea — a sunset here is unforgettable.
Tell us the moods you're after — we'll weave them through your plan.
Go from a basic itinerary to full guidance — a one-time payment, no subscription.
A day-by-day plan built from your choices
Pick up your car and go explore
EconomyFiat Panda
4
from €26/day
CompactŠkoda Fabia
4
from €32/day
SUVDacia Duster
5
from €50/day
Minivan (7-seat)Opel Zafira
7
from €66/day
ConvertibleMini Cooper Cabrio
4
from €95/day
Powered by DiscoverCars