Dubrovnik & southDubrovnik
Banje
A swim beside the city walls
The coast / 10 beach guides
Dubrovnik, Konavle, Lopud, Mljet and the sandy bays of Lumbarda.
Dubrovnik & southDubrovnik
A swim beside the city walls
Dubrovnik & southPopovići · Konavle
At the foot of the cliffs
Dubrovnik & southLopud · Elaphiti islands
A sandy bay on Lopud for a beach day that begins with a passenger-boat journey.
Dubrovnik & southSaplunara · Mljet
The smaller Saplunara beach on Mljet’s southeastern coast, distinct from the larger neighbouring bay.
Saplunara · Mljet
A sandy, enclosed bay near Saplunara, also called Limuni, on the opposite end of Mljet from the national park.
Ploče · Dubrovnik
A Dubrovnik beach in the Ploče area, for visitors willing to consider the access as well as the city view.
Lapad · Dubrovnik
A beach base in Dubrovnik’s Lapad district, useful when swimming is a daily part of your city stay.
Babin Kuk · Dubrovnik
A Babin Kuk beach choice for a Dubrovnik stay based outside the old town.
Lumbarda · Korčula
A sandy bay near Lumbarda, with an open-sea outlook and a different orientation from Bilin Žal.
Lumbarda · Korčula
A sandy bay northeast of Lumbarda, an alternative to Vela Pržina when choosing the day’s swimming side.
Banje, Lapad and Babin Kuk fit a Dubrovnik city stay. Pasjača adds a demanding Konavle descent. Šunj, Saplunara and Lumbarda require separate island travel plans: Lopud, Mljet and Korčula are not interchangeable day-trip stops.
In and around Dubrovnik, a short distance on the map can conceal a steep climb. Ask accommodation hosts for the actual route, number of steps and options for luggage or transfers, particularly if mobility is a concern.
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