Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik

Croatia

Introduction to Port

Nothing can prepare you for your first sight of Dubrovnik when your ship glides into its sunlit bay, because the port opens onto a city that feels at once fortress, museum, and living coastline. The Old Town, ringed by imposing stone walls, curves along a cobalt harbor with sun-bleached roofs, copper domes, and elegant bell towers, inviting you to step back to the Middle Ages even as you savor the Adriatic breeze. What sets Dubrovnik apart from other cruise ports are the signature experiences that unfold within reach: walk the legendary city walls for a jaw-dropping panorama, ride the cable car up Mount Srd for sweeping views over the red-tiled rooftops and surrounding islands, and lose yourself along Stradun before a sunset sail past forts and sea cliffs. Beyond the ramparts lie day trips to the Elaphiti Islands or the tranquil Cavtat, plus coastal excursions that reveal hidden coves, olive groves, and medieval villages along the Dubrovnik Riviera. The port itself is exceptionally guest-friendly, with modern terminals and efficient embarkation that place you steps from the Old Town, easy access to shore experiences, and onboard conveniences like multilingual staff, shore-excursion desks, and dependable Wi‑Fi to plan your next adventure aboard. Onboard services that ships offer when calling at Dubrovnik often highlight curated Dubrovnik-inspired dining, cultural performances, and exclusive onshore experiences that connect you with history, food, and crafts long after you’ve sailed on.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Iconic Old Town and walls
Walk Dubrovnik's stone walls and Stradun for medieval ambience.
Spectacular coastal views
Coastline scenery over the Adriatic with dramatic clifflines.
Cultural heritage
Explore local history and maritime traditions.
Easy Port Access
The port offers convenient access for island tours and day trips.