Note that the Dubrovnik Summer Festival of performing arts (July and August) in the old town adds extra fun – but even deeper crowds. Read more: Telegraph Travel's Mediterranean Cruise Guide ...

Its history is fascinating. The first island-protected port on the maritime route in the Adriatic Sea, the area of Dubrovnik already had a settlement in the 6th century, was expanded by the ...

Often referred to as “the pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik, Croatia is a popular stop on EasternMediterranean cruises. A fortified seaside town with impressive walls, and pretty as a p… ...

Its history is fascinating. The first island-protected port on the maritime route in the Adriatic Sea, the area of Dubrovnik already had a settlement in the 6th century, was expanded by the ...

Its history is fascinating. The first island-protected port on the maritime route in the Adriatic Sea, the area of Dubrovnik already had a settlement in the 6th century, was expanded by the ...

By Baltimore Sun UPDATED: August 23, 2019 at 4:34 p.m. Often referred to as “the pearl of the Adriatic,” Dubrovnik, Croatia is a popular stop on Eastern ...

Afterwards, to return to the port, take either bus No 1A, 1B or 1C, from just outside Pile Gate (the main entrance to the Old Town) – they run about every 15 minutes, journey time 10 minutes.

Dubrovnik is capping the number of cruise ships that can dock each day to two, carrying a maximum of 5,000 passengers between them. The measures will be introduced in 2019 in a bid to reduce the ...

Read more about her trip here … Naturally, Dubrovnik’s port has become the perfect docking station for cruises – handling 600 ship calls and around 900,000 passengers annually.