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Dubrovnik, a stunning city on the Adriatic Sea in southern Croatia, has always been a top-rated tourist destination.

Known for its rich history, stunning architecture, and pristine beaches, this city offers a unique natural and cultural beauty blend.

But have you ever thought about exploring Dubrovnik's beauty through sailing? You are missing out on a fantastic adventure if you still need to. So, let's get started!

In this article, we will guide you on how to get to Dubrovnik by aeroplane from the UK, where to eat, what to explore, and the best time to sail.

 

Flying to Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik International Airport is well-connected to most major cities in the UK. Direct flights are available from London, Manchester, and Edinburgh, with a flying time of around 2 to 3 hours.

Make use of our new transfer service for hassle-free sailing holidays in Dubrovnik!

 

Exploring Dubrovnik's Restaurants

Dubrovnik is known for its Mediterranean cuisine; its local seafood is a must-try. Here are some of the best restaurants in the area that you should visit during your sailing holiday:
 

Proto

Located in the heart of Dubrovnik, Proto has been a seafood restaurant serving delicious Mediterranean food for over 100 years. The menu includes fresh fish, seafood risotto, and octopus salad.

Nautika

Situated on a cliff overlooking the Adriatic Sea, Nautika offers breathtaking views and an exceptional dining experience. The menu features a wide range of Mediterranean and Croatian cuisine, including fresh seafood and meat dishes.

Konoba Dubrava

A traditional Croatian restaurant that serves homemade pasta, grilled meats, and fresh seafood. The restaurant is in the hills above Dubrovnik and offers a stunning city view.

 

Exploring Dubrovnik's Cultural Monuments

Dubrovnik has a rich history, and there are many cultural monuments and places that you should explore during your sailing holiday. Here are some of the top places to visit:
 

Dubrovnik Old Town A UNESCO World Heritage Site

Dubrovnik's Old Town is a must-visit. The city walls, the Stradun, and the Onofrio Fountain are some highlights of this area.
 

The Dubrovnik Cable Car

Take a cable car ride up to the top of Mount Srđ and enjoy stunning views of the city and the Adriatic Sea.
 

Lokrum Island

A beautiful island located just a short sail from Dubrovnik. The island has a botanical garden, a medieval monastery, and a salt lake.

 

Best Time to Sail in Dubrovnik

The best time to sail in Dubrovnik is from May to September. The weather is warm and sunny during this time, and the sea is calm, making it perfect for sailing.

However, if you prefer a quieter experience, sailing in May or September is better when there are fewer tourists.

 

Sailing Route in Croatia: A 6-Day Adventure
 

Day 1: Komolac to Cavtat (15 nautical miles)
Begin your sailing journey in the small town of Komolac, just a few kilometres from Dubrovnik. From there, set sail towards the charming town of Cavtat, situated 15 nautical miles to the south. Stop at the picturesque island of Mrkan, where you can swim in crystal clear waters and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. In Cavtat, dock at the marina and explore its beautiful old town, charming streets and lovely harbour. Try the delicious seafood dishes at local restaurants, such as Konoba Vinica Monkovic or Restaurant Bugenvila.
 

Day 2: Cavtat to Lopud (20 nautical miles)
On the second day of your sailing adventure, set sail towards the island of Lopud, about 20 nautical miles northwest. While there, visit the historic Franciscan monastery and climb to the top of the island's highest point, Mount Polace, for breathtaking views. In the evening, enjoy a delicious meal at the local restaurant, Obala.

 

Day 3: Lopud to Sipan (15 nautical miles)
The third day of your sailing journey takes you to the island of Sipan, about 15 nautical miles northeast of Lopud. This island is known for its peaceful atmosphere and picturesque villages, such as Sudjuradj and Luka Sipanska. Explore the island by foot or bicycle, and try the local delicacies at one of the island's many restaurants, such as Konoba Kod Marka or Konoba Tauris.

 

Day 4: Sipan to Kolocep (20 nautical miles)
On day four, sail towards the island of Kolocep, about 20 nautical miles northwest of Sipan. This island is known for its beautiful beaches and lush vegetation, including a pine forest and olive groves. While there, visit the charming village of Gornje Celo and explore the island's many hiking trails. In the evening, enjoy a delicious meal at the local restaurant, Villa Ruza, known for its fresh seafood dishes.

 

Day 5: Kolocep to Dubrovnik (30 nautical miles)
On the fifth day of your sailing adventure, set sail towards the historic city of Dubrovnik, located about 30 nautical miles north of Kolocep. Stop at the small island of Daksa, where you can swim in crystal clear waters and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Once in Dubrovnik, dock at the marina and explore the city's beautiful old town, including its charming streets, historic walls, and impressive architecture. Try the delicious seafood dishes at restaurants like Restaurant 360 or Nautika.

 

Day 6: Dubrovnik to Komolac (25 nautical miles)
On the final day of your sailing journey, sail back towards the starting point of Komolac, located about 25 nautical miles south of Dubrovnik. Stop at the charming island of Kolocep, where you can enjoy one last swim in the crystal clear waters. Once back in Komolac, dock at the marina and reflect on your incredible six-day adventure along the stunning Croatian coastline.

 

How Tubber Can Help Organize Your Sailing Holiday from Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is a perfect starting point for a sailing adventure in the Adriatic Sea. If you're planning a sailing holiday and need to gain experience or equipment, we can help you. We are an online platform for renting sailboats, catamarans, and motorboats worldwide. 

 

Choose the Right Yacht for You

Tubber has a vast selection of boats for rent in Dubrovnik, ranging from small sailboats to luxurious catamarans. You can choose the boat that suits your preferences and budget. If you need to gain sailing experience, you can rent a boat with a skipper who will guide you through the trip.

 

Enjoy Your Sailing Adventure

Once you've booked your boat, it's time to enjoy your sailing adventure. You can explore the stunning Croatian coast, swim in crystal clear waters, and visit charming towns and villages. You can also enjoy delicious local cuisine in the restaurants along the coast. You can contact Tubber's customer service team if you need any assistance during your trip.