Plages à Dubrovnik

Best Beaches & Coastal Views

Explore the diverse coastline of Dubrovnik, ranging from the two-kilometer-long medieval walls offering elevated Adriatic views to the pebble and sandy shores of the Lapad peninsula. This selection includes the chic Banje Beach near the historic center, the water-sports hub of Copacabana, and the shallow sandy waters of Šunj on Lopud Island. Discover the unique ria of Rijeka Dubrovačka and secluded spots like Tri brata, accessible primarily by sea, showcasing the region's blend of historic fortifications and varied marine landscapes.

Walls of Dubrovnik

Historic medieval defensive walls surrounding the old city, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site and known for coastal views and Game of Thrones filming locations.

Bellevue Beach

A great beach to go to in the morning because of the location. Water polo is very popular here and played regularly.

Banje Beach

Probably the most chic beach in Dubrovnik, with many celebrities visiting and the closest beach to the Old Town.

Lapad Beach

One of Dubrovnik's sandy beaches and start of the Lapad promenade. A bar offering various cocktails is nearby.

Copacabana Beach

A magnificent beach with lots to do - parachuting, various water sports, bars and sea slides for the children.

Rijeka Dubrovačka

Rijeka Dubrovačka is a ria to the north of Dubrovnik, Croatia, on the coast of the Adriatic Sea.

Šunj

A wide sandy bay located on the southern side of Lopud Island. The shallow waters extend nearly 100 meters from the shore, making it distinct from the region's typically deep, rocky coastlines.

President Beach

A Blue Flag pebble beach located at the tip of the Babin Kuk peninsula. It offers clear views of the Elaphiti Islands and features a paved sunbathing area with access to diving and water sports facilities.

Plaža Tri brata

A secluded pebble beach located north of Dubrovnik near Vrbica. Enclosed by steep cliffs, this small cove is primarily accessible by boat, providing a quiet environment away from the main tourist areas.