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Medieval history meets breezy Mediterranean vibes in Dubrovnik, where towering stone fortresses rise from the sparkling Adriatic Sea. Walk along the ancient walls that surround Old Town to get a sweeping view of the city dotted with monasteries, palaces, and terracotta rooftops. Or, hit the beach: Most are pebbly and rugged, but if you’re looking for a stretch of sand, hop on a ferry and head to Lopud, a car-free island where you can kick back on Šunj beach, grab a bite in the village, or check out Lopud 1483—a restored 15th-century Franciscan monastery. There’s even more to do, and we’ve got recs below.
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Dubrovnik has been the backdrop to some of my life’s biggest moments: my engagement, my wedding, and my daughter’s first birthday. We recently returned the summer after she turned four, which opened up new (stroller-free) experiences. Despite Old Town’s cobblestone streets and steep stairs, this Croatian city has a wealth of kid-friendly activities for the whole family. These are my favorites.
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Dubrovnik City Walls24,776Bring the little ones along for this adventure. Kids can burn some energy by walking on the medieval walls that encircle Old Town, Dubrovnik’s historic center. Go around 6 p.m. when the heat wanes and the tour groups and day trippers diminish. My daughter was thrilled to see “Elsa’s castle” from a bird’s-eye view, with panoramas of Old Town and the Adriatic Sea during golden hour.
Bowa Dubrovnik548I might be biased, but BOWA beach club and restaurant really is the best. Take a fun speedboat ride to the island of Šipan, where you can eat fresh catch and lounge under a chic cabana. Our daughter frolicked in the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea, scarfed down shrimp scampi, and played with its pincers (of course). For us adults, there was plenty of Croatian wine to sip. Tip: Book a day pass in advance—space is limited.
Dubrovnik Cable Car13,125Both parents and children will enjoy the cable car ride up to Mount Srđ. At the top of the hill, my family of three stopped for an afternoon snack at Panorama Restaurant, where my daughter sipped orange juice while we basked in the breathtaking view of Old Town and the harbor below. Tip: Venture up in the afternoon, between 1 and 5 p.m. to have the place all to yourself.
Cafe Buža1,407This chic seaside bar is built into a cliff, meaning you have to literally walk through a hole in the wall to get here. Before we became parents, my husband and I would visit often. On a recent trip, we were pleasantly surprised to discover that it’s kid-friendly in the daytime. Our daughter watched in awe as the local teenagers jumped into the Adriatic from staggering heights. (Don’t worry, there are railings.)
Lokrum Island8,185If you have young kids, you’re likely an early riser—which is good news for avoiding the crowds on Lokrum Island. Take a boat from Dubrovnik’s Old Town port (the 15-minute journey is quite scenic) and aim to arrive around 9 a.m. Explore the trails, especially the one leading to an 11th-century Benedictine monastery, the beach, and the salt lake, where we took a refreshing dip. Our daughter also loved chasing the peacocks in the botanical garden.
Lapad Beach505While many people head to Banje Beach, a stretch of sand close to Old Town, Lapad Beach is worth the trek to see the western tip of the city. The water is shallow and calm, perfect for kids to splash around. There’s even a playground along the tree-lined promenade—an added bonus for our energetic daughter. When hunger strikes, there are restaurants nearby that have extensive kids’ menus.
Game of Thrones & Dubrovnik Tour489Entering the Pile drawbridge and strolling down Old Town’s cobblestoned main street, Stradun, was pure magic for our daughter, who felt like she was in a fairytale. This family-friendly walking tour starts at Onofrio Fountain, a famous landmark built in 1438, and continues to Fort Lovrijenac, a Game of Thrones filming location. We appreciated the stop in the shade at the playground near the entrance to Pile Gate—a welcome break from the heat.
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