Dubrovnik Transfers, Taxis & Shuttles

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, Dubrovnik is a city of classic architecture that will transport visitors into the past. Situated on the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is a sleepy coastal city that comes to life at night. The city’s warm climate and inviting atmosphere are perfect reasons to visit.
Thanks to Dubrovnik’s location on the Croatian coastline, the city offers a warm Mediterranean climate. Spring and autumn are considered the best times to visit thanks to the calm, comfortable weather. The Mediterranean waters are warm during these months and are perfect for water sports. The summer months provide constant sunlight, and for those travellers wanting to work on their tans, Dubrovnik offers ample opportunities. 
The wall that once protected the city surrounds Dubrovnik’s Old Town. It is within these walls that many of Dubrovnik’s main attractions are found. The Stradun, the main street of Dubrovnik, runs through the Old Town and is lined with cafés and restaurants on each side. The Lovrijenac is located just outside the city’s western wall. Built in the 11th century as a fortress, Lovrijenac is open to the public today and doubles as a theatre. The Dubrovnik cable car takes visitors high above the city to Mount Srd. The orange cable car starts in the Old Town and soars high above, giving riders an aerial view of the city. Those city scenes are transformed into picturesque Mediterranean views.
Classical Dubrovnik cuisine is largely made up of fish, olive oil and vegetables. However, the city has had influence from other countries, including Italy, which has helped shape its modern cuisine. Risotto and spaghetti made with squid ink is extremely popular and is made in many of the restaurants near the Stradun. Lamb is also a popular meat in Dubrovnik, and restaurants barbecue, braise or bake it into many delectable dishes. The country’s fresh produce is used to make the mouth-watering dishes available in the city. This produce can be found at the many markets for those travellers able to cook at their hotels.
Once the sun goes down in Dubrovnik, a whole new life starts up in the city. Street performers will entertain visitors as they eat and drink at sidewalk cafés, while nightclubs pump out music from DJs, and bars are filled with the laughter of happy customers each evening. The Stradun is the main hub for nightlife as travellers can find plenty of places to enjoy a drink or a dance in.