Apartments Lidija Dubrovnik

In particular one of the most beautiful parts of Croatian pearl Dubrovnik, at Lapad we offer you 2 apartments for up to 3 people. Apartments can also be combined for more people, for example, 2 family. The apartments are new, complete furnished, and really the right place for your unforgettable vacation in Dubrovnik. Apartments are in the basement, and consist of bedroom with double bed, complete equipped kitchen, living room, where there is a sofa bed for child or third person.

You will enter into apartments through the small terrace, which is in front of the apartments. The extension of the parking lots that are included in the price. Parking is in Dubrovnik during the summer an issue, and in our apartments you’ll have a guarateded parking place.

Distance from the nearest shops and restaurants is 50 meters.To bus station, a bus that goes to the Old Town of Dubrovnik every half hour and takes about 10 minutes, is 100 meters. To the Lapad Bay promenade, by which you can go between the beach and shops, hotels around the entire peninsula Lapad, is 100 meters. To the nearest beach is approximately 200 meters.

Certainly the biggest and most beautiful part of Dubrovnik found its place on Lapad peninsula, thus the name Lapad. This part is located to the west of the City and is a place of many hotels, beaches, lovely promenades, and walking tracks. Lapad is also a very nice residenial area. The part of Lapad called "Uvala Lapad" or simply Uvala, meaning the bay of Lapad is a place of a lovely promenade beside the bay filled with hotels and beaches.

The Uvala promenade continues in a lovely sea-coast walking track to the very end of the peninsula and returns following the coast on the other side of peninsula. The track passes through "Dubrava - Babin Kuk" which is another part of Lapad worth to mention.

Lapad is sometimes called the lungs of Dubrovnik because of hillock Petka which is filled with dense oak wood. Another lovely walking track leads to the top of this hill, a vista point that offers exquisite view.

Uvala Lapad Beach located in the bay of Lapad. The beach is located in the vicinity of several Lapad Hotels as well as many restaurants, cafe bars, tennis courts, children playgrounds. On the beach itself there is a restaurant and couple of café bars. The beach is equipped with showers and changing cabins, sun umbrellas and deck chairs. Due to it’s pine wood surroundings, this sandy beach can be enjoyed during hot summer days too.

Generally we split Dubrovnik in several major parts and these are the ones you will most often face:

Grad - Dubrovnik's historic center, in English sometimes refered to as Old Town or Old City. The correct translation however should simply be: the City. This is the best known part of Dubrovnik and we will cover it separetly in Essential Dubrovnik.

Pile - This archaical part of Dubrovnik is maybe small in size still it could easily be the most important. It is the connecting link between the City and all other city parts. Located just to the west of the City walls it is the final city bus station when going into the historic center and the usual place for picking up a taxi. Hilton Imperial hotel is located on Pile with a wonderful view on fort Lovrijenac and the Pile entrance into the City.

Ploče - Full name should be "Ploče iza Grada" meaning Ploce behind the City. As you can deduct from the name itself Ploce are located easterly of the City walls and are the elite residential area with magnificent view of the City Walls, open sea, and lush green Lokrum island. In this part some of the most exclusive Dubrovnik hotels found its place: Hotel Excelsior and Grand Villa Argentina.

Gruž - The port of Dubrovnik found its proper place in Gruz. Gruz is located Northwest of the City and is an attractive passenger vessel port and a marina. Gruz is a residential area with a view of Lapad and beyond to the Elaphite islands.

Dubrovnik truly is the "jewel of the Adriatic", as so many tourist brochures proudly state. Come see what this gem has to offer the world traveler! One of the most beautiful cities in the world, Dubrovnik is a gorgeous coastal town with a rich history and stunning natural landscape. The marble streets boast lines of churches, palaces, squares, and terracotta homes. The city has become the newest European hotspot, with droves of tourists visiting the area each year. Located on the southern tip of the Croatian coast, the city is officially a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The city's old fortified town looks over limestone cliffs onto the sparkling Adriatic - this is the perfect example of what makes this place so magical. The history and the natural beauty combine in a way that can't be found anywhere else in the world. The seaside offers fantastic beaches that look out onto the ocean and Croatia's many islands!

There's so much to see here that you'll need to stay awhile, especially if you want to get in some beach time. When you visit, book a walking tour of the city and have a guide show you the most interesting spots. You'll learn a lot about the town's history, which dates back to the 7th century, and have a chance to see the famous spots.