One of the most beautiful Mediterranean cities is situated on the very south of the Croatian coast. By its high stone city walls and the beauty of its ancient city nucleus it has since time immemorial attracted many artists, historians, scientists and chance travellers. Dubrovnik has 2,554 hours of sunshine per year, and apart from its lush subtropics vegetation (olives, almonds, citrus fruits, rosemary, laurel, Holm oak, pine, stone pine, cypress), and the millennium-old historical heritage and interesting surroundings, it also boasts extremely rich tourist facilities. Besides a large number of hotels, facilities for all sports are available: swimming, sailing, water-skiing, swimming pools, saunas, fitness canters, solariums, tennis courts etc. The many restaurants and taverns in Dubrovnik offer a rich selection of local dishes, traditional cuisine and different sorts of wines. Dubrovnik is linked with all major Adriatic harbours. Regular ship lines between Pescara, Bari, Ancona , Split, Rijeka, Venice ... are maintained. Dubrovnik is linked with all major European destinations through Eilipi Airport. Local bus service from early morning hours until 2 a.m. connects marina with the centre of Dubrovnik, and with the Old town.

Dubrovnik Marina "Miho Pracat" (42040' N 18007' E) one of the most beautiful marinas on the Adriatic coast. Located 6 km from Dubrovnik centre, on the source of Ombla River in a deeply indented bay where sea and fresh water mingle, by a former patrician summer residence, which has now been adapted into an attractive small hotel. Offering 450 moorings, 250 boat places on land, technical services, 60-ton travel lift, petrol station, mini-market. The marina is open all year round.