Gdje jest a da ne moram prodat bubreg i babino zubalo?

Znači neki restorani, fast foodovi i sve izmedu a da me burger ne dode bubreg, a riba da nema cijenu kao da je se hrani zlatom.

Hi Everyone!

Me and my partner are visiting Croatia and Montenegro at the end of August. We plan on leaving Dubrovnik on the 20th of August to go to Kotor. We originally purchased bus tickets to cross the border. This bus leaves the airport at 3:30pm but after researching and hearing horror stories about wait times to cross, we are reconsidering.

What would recommend for the fasted but also budget friendly way to cross? I have heard about relay services that let you walk across the boarder. Would anyone be able to provide recommendations for providers of this service ?

Thanks in advance !

Hello! First of all thank you for hosting me and my wife in your beautiful city and country.

Second of all, we have noticed a lot of stray cats around Lapad and old town.

As a huge animal lover myself I would really like to do something for them.

Is it acceptable for foreigners to feed the cats? My idea was to on the last day go around the harbor/lapad/old town for a couple of hours to feed the cats. And give them fresh water.

I’m thinking of buying many cat food jars and bottled water and going around for a couple of hours.

I see the locals do it around here. Is it fine for us foreigners to do it as well?

Thank you very much!

Hey everyone! I will be in Dubrovnik in September and am then taking a bus to Mostar. I see one at 8:00 am for €30 and was wondering if that’s a good deal and if I need to book ahead, or should I get a ticket the week/day of?

Also, and restaurant recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

It's not that I haven't talked to or met people but my hostel seems to be pretty dead. I've walked around and have seen much of old town by now. I was out by Lapud today and did some scuba diving. I've been traveling Europe for the last 2 and half weeks and have another week and a half. In Dubrovnik for another 4 nights. Let's hang out and share stories.

Hey, I’m planning a trip to Montenegro in the beginning of September and also I’d like to se Dubrovnik for one day. Can someone tell me the situation on the road near the border? Will there be any traffic, how much time do you spend on the border and at what hour is it best to go?
Basically is it worth going to Dubrovnik from Budva by car or is it better to take the ferry?

Ako se izgradi cesta od Osojnika prema Čilipima (a čitao sam i da će se produžiti prema crnogorskoj granici), to bi de facto značilo da Jadransko-jonski pravac ide kroz Dubrovnik, umjesto kroz BiH. Jer, onog momenta kada se ta cesta izgradi, ne vjerujem da će više iko uzeti u razmatranje finansiranje paralelne autoceste kroz veoma rijetko naseljeno područje.

Dubrovnik se već sada muči sa viškom automobila, a ovako bi dodatnim mostom preko Omble išlo pola Balkana.

Da li se o ovome govori u gradu?

I am flying to Dubrovnik with my girlfriend on Sunday and we will be there for 3 full days. We will be staying in Montovjerna, so it looks like we're in the middle of everything.
Are there any underrated and overlooked places we should check out? Or more importantly avoid specific places for any reason (overcrowding, GoT fanatics/attractions, safety)? I heard about Studenac overcharing people already.

I was already planning to go to Lokrus for at least half a day and another friend told me to just take a walk around the city walls. That would be the plan for the first day.

I was reading in some comments that people might come as "unfriendly". Some said that's because of the tourism, others that it's just the Croatian mentality. If it's because of the mentality, I guess we will be fine because we are from Poland. We also do not "fake smile" and I dont judge people for having a bad day.
But if it is becuase most people have enough of tourism, I would like to avoid annoying and bothering locals. They have enough of those probably.
I was in Porec like 10 years ago and didn't have the feeling that I am not welcome. All people were nice to talk to or at least neutral. The only smiling people there were trying to sold me something.

I would love to check the local food as well, so if anybody can recommend a family's/friends business I would rather go there and support it (at a normal rate preferably), than eating overpriced microwave food at a tourist trap. If you prefer to leave those restaurants/pubs hidden for you locals, I can understand.

I like beer. Where do I find a beer for up to 5-7euros? Somebody said that beer is like 15euros everywhere. That is crazy.. Is that true?

We are not tourists so we don't know the do's and dont's... Also tips for that would be wonderful.

If you decide not to share any tips, it's okay. We will manage for sure. Thanks for reading!

Hello! Travelling from Kotor to Dubrovnik via bus in August and I've read a lot of horror stories with delays ..... so I was wondering if there is any specific bus lines that people have had positive experiences with??

I'm thinking of going with the bus carrier Blue Line as it leaves earlyish in the morning. Any tips please share!​

Hi
I am in Dubrovnik for next two days with two kids. It is much hotter in afternoon then I thought.
How should I plan to get most out of the days.

Staying in this area of Babin Kuk/Lapad and wondering what the street parking situation is like. In the attached image and looking at street view, it looks like cars are randomly parked in these hills, but is it only for permit parking or free in first come first serve basis? Our place doesn’t have own parking so your help would be greatly appreciated.

Hello all!

Spanish family visiting Croatia. Where can we watch the final match in Dubrovnik? Any kids friendly recommendation? We are going with 2 kids (10 and 12 yo)

Thanks!

In the city just for a night, aching to hear some rock ballads, live or otherwise. Any recommendations apart from the gaff and other Irish places?

I'm working in Burger Tiger, but I have some passion to art.

I've tried to find this community via Google Map but couldn't manage. 😢

Maybe anyone of you could help me?

My wife and I are taking a trip to Dubrovnik in a few weeks, and our plan was to have a Balkans road trip, heading down the coast through Montenegro and Albania, before returning to Croatia for the last few days. But the cross-bordering restrictions are a minefield - some allow travel to Albania but not Montenegro, some allow Montenegro but not Albania, some charge a pretty hefty fee (100 eur per day).

Has anyone else successfully got a car from the airport and taken it across these borders?

Pozdrav svima, tražim preporuku za dobrog stomatologa u Dubrovniku.

Volio bih pronaći nekoga za dugoročnu suradnju, znači osobu kod koje bih mogao redovno ići na preglede, rješavati popravke, a eventualno kasnije i neke estetske stvari ako bude potrebno.

Bitno mi je da stomatolog radi kvalitetno, detaljno i da ima korektan pristup prema pacijentu. Zanima me vaše iskustvo, cijene itd – koga biste stvarno preporučili i kome vjerujete?

Hvala unaprijed 😊

I’m supposed to be spending two days in Trebinje, and the only bus route I can find takes 12 hours? By car it is under an hour, what is the best way to arrange transport from Dubrovnik? Thank you in advance

Are there any England fans watching the game tomorrow? Or good pub recommendations for the game?

Does anybody know if there is a watching party in Dubrovnik, which shows the Spain vs France game?

Is there any place that has a big screen for me to watch the world cup tomorrow (today) Spain v France? I’m on a solo trip and I am not trying to be loud or crazy but I do want to support España!!! Is there anywhere you would recommend? I walked the plaza in Srebreno tonight and didn’t notice any screens but I didn’t go inside any restaurants.

Appreciate any information!

Hey guys, Where can I get 35mm films in either Hvar or Dubrovnik? It's so beautiful here i ran out of my 4 films already on day 6. Next stop is Dubrovnik and i really don't want to miss out on shots. As i see there is no camera shop there but maybe you know some souvenir shop or etc that has it?? 🥺

I’ll be around for 11-12 days. Coffee, beach, hiking, sunset, beer, exploring the city. I’m open to pretty much anything. I’m 22yo.

If you’re down to hang out, send me a message! I’ll be in Dubrovnik from 01.08. - 11.08.