Dalmatia boasts over 2,000 miles of superb coastline. Bordering the Adriatic Sea, this country is rich in architectural history, medieval castles and palaces, and natural splendors such as magnificent beaches and parks. Known as the “Jewel of the Adriatic Sea”, the island of Dubrovnik continues to be one of Croatia’s most visited sites. First settled in the second half of the seventh century, refugees established the area and began building the infamous city walls.
Today, Dubrovnik continues to lead the way when it comes to Croatia and cultural entertainment. With festivals, music, theater, and dance visitors can enjoy outdoor stages full of star-studded performances. Dubrovnik is never lacking in an entertainment or cultural activities. You will be surprised to discover that the streets of Dubrovnik are continuously filled with the sound of joyous song, laughter, and entertainment. You will also be amazed by the abundance of art galleries and studios that make up the hub of this cultural hot spot.
With the gorgeous pristine waters of the Adriatic Sea, Dubrovnik is full of water-based activities. In fact, Dubrovnik has received worldwide attention as being one of the top diving spots in the world. With stamps of approval by water buffs such as Jacques-Yves Cousteau, there is no wonder that Dubrovnik continues to attract global visitors to view this Mediterranean paradise. However, it is important to realize that when visiting Dubrovnik, divers will need to obtain a diving license. There are certain parts of the Adriatic Sea that are preserved and considered nature reserves. You must not access these areas. The best way for visitors to ensure that they are abiding by the laws of the land is to prearrange a diving excursion with a tour group. Likewise, you may only take underwater photos or videos with approved permission, so be sure to find out the rules before diving.
Fishing is an abundant activity in Dubrovnik, but like diving, the proper licenses are required beforehand. Tourist agencies, diving centers, and local offices of the Mediterranean Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry all provide licenses. Obtaining your license first is paramount to ensuring that your fishing trip will proceed smoothly and without hinderance. Some of the fishing activities include Spearfishing and Big Game fishing. Scheduling a fishing trip with local fisherman is a great way to make sure that you have a fantastic experience.
Most people agree that viewing the Dalmatian Coast is best accomplished by boat. The Dalmatian Coast is home to over 1,000 islands, and it is a virtual paradise waiting to be explored. One of the best ways to ensure that you view all that the Dalmatian Coast has to offer is to charter a boat. There are numerous marinas, and you can charter anything from a sailboat to a luxury yacht. Skippered charters are also available for those who would prefer to leave the sailing to professionals.
If you feel like moving inland, you will be amazed at the activates that await your further in from the sea. Hunting, hiking, and climbing are just some of what you can enjoy.
Hunting trips are best arranged with a group. This ensures that you are being led through the area with a qualified guide, and that you have all of the pertinent information needed. You will also need to obtain a license before hunting. The Dalmatian Coast is full of mountains, hills, and valleys. Which are home to many exciting European animals. By arranging a hunting trip, you can rest assured that you will enjoy hunting for some of Dubrovnik’s most popular large and small game.
Not only are the mountains of Croatia some of the least explored mountain ranges in the world, Croatia also is home to many caves that will delight any enthusiastic explorer. If the fact that the islands of Croatia are in themselves mountains doesn’t excite you, then maybe you would like to spend the day visiting Dubrovnik’s adventure park, Park Prevlaka. Park Prevlaka features activities such as Paintball, Free Climbing, a Nature Park, Tunnels, and a Beach.
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