Cavtat is a city on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, southeast of Dubrovnik. It is known for its beaches and numerous ancient Illyrian necropolises scattered around the area. Near the tree-lined port of Cavtat is the Duke’s Palace, a Renaissance villa that houses the manuscript collection of scientist Baltazar Bogišić from the 19th century.

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Konavle is a small picturesque municipality in the very south of Croatia near Dubrovnik. Restaurants and taverns base their rich gastronomic offer on homemade, healthy and traditionally prepared Dalmatian cuisine.

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Trsteno’s most important attraction of this small town is Arboretum Trsteno, which combines cultural and natural heritage. It is known for its collection of the Mediterranean and exotic species of plants and is protected as a monument of garden architecture as a whole.

Ston is known for its salt pan and its walls, which are the second-longest in the world after the Great Wall of China.

More about Ston at https://www.ston.hr/?l=eng

The Pelješac peninsula has been known since ancient times for its vines and for its long tradition of wine production. Wine lovers can enjoy vineyards, wine roads and wine tasting.

Find some of the best wineries in Pelješac at https://peljesac.hr/vinarije-na-peljescu/

Other information at https://visitdubrovnik.hr/hr/odredista/peljesac/