• Vidikovac Lozica - Delight in a breathtaking panoramic stop at Lozica Viewpoint, offering stunning views of the Adriatic Sea and the iconic Dubrovnik Bridge, a remarkable modern landmark of the city. From this scenic spot in Dubrovnik, enjoy expansive views of the Lapad and Gruž districts, the cruise port, a charming yacht marina, the coastline, and the distant uninhabited island of Daksa—creating an ideal backdrop for sunset photography and memorable travel experiences.

While taking in the scenery, a local guide will share the captivating history of Dubrovnik—from the arrival of refugees from ancient Epidaurum (now Cavtat) and the golden era of the Dubrovnik Republic, through Napoleon’s reign and the 1991 Homeland War, to the present day, where Dubrovnik stands as one of the world’s most celebrated tourist destinations.

• Ombla River Viewpoint - Enjoy a serene and picturesque photo stop overlooking the Ombla River, Dubrovnik’s primary source of drinking water, nestled within a protected Natura 2000 landscape and surrounded by historic summer residences and quaint chapels. This unique river is among the shortest in the world, as the Adriatic Sea enters the bay and mingles with the spring water, with the visible flow of pure freshwater extending only about 30 meters.

As you appreciate the tranquil beauty of the landscape, your guide will offer engaging insights into the natural, historical, and cultural significance of this extraordinary site. The viewpoint also opens towards Mokošica, the second-largest residential area after Dubrovnik, as well as the nearby border region with Bosnia and Herzegovina.

This brief stop provides a perfect blend of nature, history, and authentic local atmosphere—ideal for photography and a peaceful pause during your panoramic journey.

• Mount Srđ - Witness a breathtaking sunset from Mount Srđ, the most iconic panoramic viewpoint above Dubrovnik. From this impressive location, enjoy sweeping views of the Elaphiti Islands, the island of Mljet, and the Pelješac Peninsula, while the Adriatic coastline glows in warm golden evening light and the sun slowly sets beyond the horizon—an unforgettable scene visible in only a few places worldwide.

This stop offers exceptional photography opportunities, and your guide will gladly assist in capturing beautiful memories and one of your most romantic moments in Dubrovnik. The experience is further enhanced with a tasting of local Dalmatian wine, such as Pošip (white) or Plavac Mali (red), adding an authentic regional touch to this unforgettable sunset setting.

After sunset, the visit continues to the upper cable car station, where an even broader panoramic view opens across nearly the entire Dubrovnik area—an impressive finale to this scenic part of the journey.

• Bosanka Viewpoint - This viewpoint offers a classic postcard view of Dubrovnik’s Old Town and the island of Lokrum—an iconic scene that perfectly captures the city’s beauty. Many film scenes have been shot from this very location, and during the 1991 Homeland War, the shelling of the Old Town by the Yugoslav People’s Army (JNA) was visible from this exact area, even though the city was already under UNESCO protection. Remnants of military bunkers can still be seen today, adding a powerful historical dimension to this place.

A particularly magical moment occurs after dark, when the Old Town is illuminated by night lights, creating an unforgettable atmosphere that every visitor to Dubrovnik should experience at least once.

• Ljubač - This part of the experience invites you to savor local gastronomy and enjoy an authentic rural lifestyle. The small village of Ljubač is surrounded by cultivated fields, oak-covered hills, birdsong, and untouched nature.

At Country House, a welcoming family estate among fruit trees, citrus, olives, gardens, and traditional stone houses, you will discover the authentic flavors of southern Dalmatia. Everything is homemade—garden vegetables, local cheeses and cured meats, extra virgin olive oil, traditional liqueurs, and family wines Plavac and Rukatac.

Dinner begins with a welcome drink of homemade rakija or liqueur, followed by Dalmatian prosciutto, several varieties of cow’s milk cheeses, and homemade sausages. The highlight is traditional peka—slow-roasted lamb and veal with vegetables prepared under an iron bell. Generous portions reflect times before tourism and fine dining, and the meal concludes with homemade desserts: apple strudel, carrot cake, chocolate cake, cheesecake.

• Live commentary and historical storytelling
• Multiple scenic photo stops
• Pickup and drop-off at your hotel, apartment, or cruise port
• Onboard WiFi
• Professional local English-speaking driver/guide
• Modern air-conditioned vehicle
• Photo assistance at each stop (using your phone/camera or the guide’s premium smartphone)

• Gratuities
• Optional traditional dinner (extra cost): €60 adult / €30 child (up to 6 yrs)

Explore Dubrovnik beyond its famous Old Town on a panoramic sunset tour that combines history, nature, and local cuisine.

Take in stunning views over the Adriatic Sea, including spots like Lozica, the Ombla River spring, Mount Srđ at sunset, and the picturesque Bosanka view, which overlooks the illuminated Old Town and Lokrum.

During the journey, listen to tales from ancient Epidaurum and the Dubrovnik Republic to the events of 1991, capture memorable photos, and savor local Dalmatian wine.

An optional traditional homemade dinner is offered at a friendly family estate in the tranquil village of Ljubač (€60 for adults / €30 for children up to 6, payable on site). This experience includes Dalmatian prosciutto, local cheeses, sausages, slow-roasted peka with lamb and veal, and homemade desserts—providing a delightful countryside memory away from the city crowds.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.