Destinations / Dubrovnik

A walled city. An archipelago at its door.

The Adriatic’s most celebrated city, half an hour from its own airport: limestone walls above the sea, the Elaphiti Islands offshore and the vineyards of Pelješac up the coast. The setting for flagship incentives and once-a-year celebrations.

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Guests dining on a pine-shaded stone terrace above the sea near Dubrovnik at golden hour
  • Dubrovnik Airport Čilipi, around half an hour from the Old Town
  • Elaphiti Islands Koločep, Lopud and Šipan, within an hour by boat
  • Oysters & Wine Ston oysters and Pelješac Plavac Mali
  • April – October Spring and autumn are warm, quieter and ideal for groups

A city of legend, on your own terms.

Dubrovnik is the most famous stage on the Adriatic, and it rewards careful timing. We plan around the cruise calendar and the heat of the day, so guests see the Old Town early, late and at its most beautiful.

Beyond the walls lie quieter pleasures: the Elaphiti Islands, the family estates of the Konavle valley and the oyster beds of Ston. Hotels range from grand addresses beside the Old Town to resorts along the Riviera, from Orašac to Cavtat.

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Signature experiences

A starting point, never a package. Every programme is composed around your objectives, your guests and the season.

Aerial view of a candlelit banquet in a stone courtyard at dusk, with Lokrum island and a traditional sailing ship beyond

A banquet facing Lokrum

Long tables in a stone courtyard at the edge of the Old Town, lit as dusk settles over Lokrum. Historic venues like this can be reserved for a private dinner, subject to city permits.

Catamaran yacht anchored in a quiet pine-lined cove with turquoise water

The Elaphites by private yacht

A day afloat among Koločep, Lopud and Šipan: swimming in pine-fringed coves, lunch ashore in a fishing village, and a sunset passage back towards the city walls.

  • The walls in the early morning

    The city walls walked as soon as they open, before the cruise passengers arrive, with a guide who knows every bastion, then breakfast on a terrace above the old harbour.

  • Ston and the Pelješac peninsula

    Oysters tasted at the beds of Mali Ston Bay, a walk along the medieval walls of Ston, then cellar visits for Dingač and Postup, the peninsula’s celebrated Plavac Mali reds.

Venues & Access

Our map of Dubrovnik

21 vetted venues and access points: airports, ports, marinas, parks, wineries, heritage sites and confidential estates.

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