Belvedere a Dubrovnik

Panoramic Views

This collection highlights diverse vantage points across the Dubrovnik region, from the two-kilometer circuit of the medieval City Walls to the 412-meter summit of Mount Srđ. It features remote maritime landmarks like the 19th-century lighthouses on Olipa and Sveti Andrija islands, which offer expansive views of the Elaphite archipelago. Coastal locations like Coral Beach and Rt Tiha provide lower-altitude perspectives of the Adriatic shoreline and the surrounding rocky islets.

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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.

Srđ

A 412-meter mountain peak overlooking the Old Town and Lokrum Island. It houses the 19th-century Imperial Fort and is accessible via a cable car or a zig-zagging hiking trail.

Svjetionik Otočić Olipa

Square stone lighthouse tower built in 1872 on an uninhabited islet. It marks the western entrance to the Koločep Channel and the Ston region.

Coral Beach

Coastal viewpoint on the Babin Kuk peninsula providing direct views of the Elaphite Islands and the small, forested island of Daksa.

Rt Tiha

Coastal point on the island of Šipan featuring a small automated lighthouse and views across the northern Elaphite archipelago.

Svjetionik Otočić sv. Andrija

Isolated stone lighthouse built in 1873 on a steep cliff. Located on a rocky islet, it serves as a primary navigational aid for vessels approaching Dubrovnik from the open sea.