396 Dubrovnik Info DUBROVNIK Dubrovnik, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has earned its nickname the “Pearl of the Adriatic”. The pedestrian-only old town is an open-air museum in itself, full of churches, palaces and galleries, while the main avenue, the Stradun, is lined with cafés, terraces, restaurants and shops, making it a lovely place for a stroll. Head to the top of the ramparts for an impressive panoramic view. Distance from the airport: 22 km. SLANO Nestled in the heart of a picturesque bay around 40 kilometres north of Dubrovnik, Slano is an ideal place for a relaxing seaside holiday. Its long, clear stony beaches are lapped by crystal-clear waters and backed by rolling hills, making it the perfect place for relaxing moments in the sun. There are also a number of historic sites here that are worth a visit. Distance from the airport: 52 km. KOLOČEP Koločep is one of the 14 islands that make up the Elaphites archipelago to the north-west of Dubrovnik. This entirely pedestrianised island boasts a history that dates through the Renaissance and the Romanesque period right back to the Middle Ages, as well as natural beauty of the highest order. The island's relaxed atmosphere and heavenly beaches are sure to impress. Distance from the airport: 31 km (including a 50-minute ferry crossing).
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