Words can’t explain how amazing this is to witness from the water, so many people try to position themselves to take a photo or just to view it from another angle. We had the best of both worlds as we are staying behind the walls but not only that, see it from a personal boat. No rush taking our time taking it all in and enjoying the moment a spectacular site to see.
Inside the harbour not every tourist manages to see it from this point and would also say not to many locals.
The main attraction of Dubrovnik Old Town are The Walls of Dubrovnik with its complex system of towers, forts, bastions, and casemates. Because of the City Walls, Dubrovnik is well known as a „Pearl of the Adriatic“. Walls of Dubrovnik were built in the 13th century. During the 15th century were built 15 towers as a part of the city walls, some of them are preserved until today. There used to be four gates leading into The City of Dubrovnik: the Pile Gate, the Ploce Gate, the Peskarija Gate, and the Ponta Gate.
Fort Lovrijenac, not much to say but fucking amazing….Original lighthouse and the new lighthouse, such a cool island with more walls and a Fortress.Riding the swell of 2/3mts and storm on the horizon and a brake in the weather, our only ray of sunshine for the day. The boat was great and kimmyV did a fantastic job getting her shit together after feeling a little ill. Island after island and lighthouses on every point with that Fortress and buildings, you’ll never get bored boating around Dubrovnik.
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