Luxury Dubrovnik Holidays

Found near the southern tip of Croatia's mainland, Dubrovnik has emphatically established itself on the European city break scene. The city has affectionately become known as the 'Croatian Athens' and the 'Pearl of the Adriatic'. The marble streets are made even more resplendent in the sun while the baroque architecture only adds to the city's charisma. With all its charm, it's little wonder that the city attracts almost a million visitors per year.

Luxury Holidays in Dubrovnik

At Kenwood Travel we are always seeking new experiences for our customers, that's why we're excited to offer the enchanting city of Dubrovnik for the first time. You're sure to fall in love with the city's charming character and myriad attractions. We're proud to bring you a selection of luxury hotels to make your holiday to Dubrovnik even more special.

Great reasons to holiday in Dubrovnik

• The history – Dubrovnik's streets are quite literally lined with history. Everywhere you turn you'll see a church or a ruin, some of which date back to the Roman period. 
• The beach – Just a short walk away from the Old Town is Banje Beach. Rent a kayak to get a view of the city from the waters of the Adriatic Sea or simply rent a lounger and get lost in a good book. 
• The weather – Because of its coastal location Dubrovnik profits from a Mediterranean climate. During the Summer months the temperatures hover around the mid twenties meaning the weather is warm but not stifling. 
• The cuisine – As you'd expect from a coastal city, Dubrovnik is a haven for seafood lovers. Mackerel, octopus and shellfish are all taken straight from the sea to your plate to ensure absolute freshness.

Things to do whilst on holiday in Dubrovnik

Take a ride with a view on the city's cable car. Dubrovnik's cable car system is found just north of the city walls. You'll be whisked up to the top of Mount Srd in only four minutes. From the observation deck 405 metres above the city, gaze out upon the red roofs of Dubrovnik, the island of Lokrum and the Elafiti Islands dotting the horizon.

Enjoy a stroll around the city's impressive walls. They were initially built in the 9th Century before the threat of Turkish invasion saw them fortified to up to 6 metres thick during the 15th Century. Nowadays a walk around the walls is considered to be one of the finest in the world and gives those who take it a unique vantage point from which to see the city and sea.

See the historical sites. No trip to Dubrovnik is complete without a visit to the Cathedral of the Assumption. Inside this wonderful example of Baroque architectures you'll find sumptuously adorned altars including St John Nepomuk's which is made of violet marble. The impressive Dominican Monastery & Museum meanwhile exhibits Gothic-Renaissance architecture and artworks.

Weather in Dubrovnik

Due to its Mediterranean climate, the hottest month to visit Dubrovnik is July when the average daily temperature is 22ºC with highs of around 29ºC. During the Winter months the temperature plummets and rarely registers in the double figures. If you visit in the Summer you can rest assured, June, July and August on average total only 13 days of rain.

Facts about Dubrovnik

Area – 8.24 square miles.
Population – 42,615
Currency – Euro
Time Zone – CET (UTC+1)

Dubrovnik holidays 2026 / 2027

Arranging the details of your Dubrovnik holiday early is the best way to ensure you get the dates you need at a price you'll love. At Kenwood Travel we work directly with airlines and resorts to cut out the middleman. That way you can be sure there will be no nasty hidden costs. Call one of our travel experts today and save on your 2026 and 2027 holiday to Dubrovnik.