Another terrific tour guide! Dubrovnik is fascinating, and also has lots of interesting shopping and restaurants in addition to the historic sights. Great city! ...
We took a private tour and drove into Bosnia (20min away, not available in summer due to long border lineups) and to nearby Trebinje and its charming market, plus a monastery/winery. Still had time to walk around Dubrovnik's walls on our own - you need to be in reasonable shape to do this, or just walk half of it and exit. Stunning location and history. ...
This was suppose to be a complimentary shuttle to the old town with a cable car voucher included. Never received any voucher. Was a very nice town and the walk around the wall was interesting. ( You have to pay $6.50 E pp for this walk) ...
See comments above. The main street is flat and straight, but side streets go up and down hill and are steep. If you have knee or hip issues don't try the walls. Croatia is not on the Euro and euros supposedly aren't used, but we had coffee and cake at a cafe and they took Euros. If you walk the wall they take credit cards. ...
Coach organised by ship to city walls (fee). We walked city walls (fee), buying a ticket to include a few museums e.g. maritime. Worth the few pounds extra. Took us 2 1/2 hours, but six ships in so it was very, very busy - too busy for my wife's liking. Food and drinks are pricey within city walls. Lots of cobbled lanes to explore within city walls. Long queue to get ships coach back. We found ...
