Explore the iconic Dubrovnik Bridge, a modern engineering marvel completed in 2002. Spanning 518 metres and rising 55 metres above the Ombla River Bay, the bridge connects both shores with elegance and functionality. From its vantage point, you can enjoy stunning panoramic views of the Gruž port, the Lapad Peninsula and Babin Kuk. Beyond its practical purpose, the bridge has become a favourite spot for bungee jumping and offers breathtaking vistas of Dubrovnik’s vibrant new district, making it a must-visit landmark.

Pause at a picturesque viewpoint that offers sweeping views of the Elafiti Islands, the Dr. Franjo Tuđman Bridge, Gruž Bay, and the charming areas of Lapad and Babin Kuk.

At the ruins of an old Napoleon garrison near Bosanka Village, capture postcard-perfect views of Dubrovnik’s Old Town with its red-tiled roofs and city walls. From this vantage point, admire a stunning panorama of the Old Town, Lokrum Island, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s hills, Cavtat, and the open sea, while your guide shares insights into Dubrovnik’s rich history.

Rising 412 metres above Dubrovnik, Mount Srđ offers spectacular views of the Old Town, modern Dubrovnik, Lokrum, Cavtat, and even three countries. See Fort Imperial, a Napoleonic-era fortress, and admire the mountain range that forms the natural border with Bosnia and Herzegovina, while your guide reveals the site’s rich history and geography.

At this scenic stop near Banje Beach, enjoy a breathtaking view of Dubrovnik’s main city beach, the historic Porporela pier, the charming Old Port, and the majestic Old Town with its iconic city walls. This panoramic spot offers a perfect opportunity to capture stunning photos of Dubrovnik’s timeless beauty, where the shimmering Adriatic meets centuries of history.

From Kapelica, enjoy a stunning panoramic view of Minčeta Fortress and Dubrovnik’s majestic medieval city walls. This top photo spot captures the grandeur of the Old Town’s defences and offers the perfect angle for unforgettable shots of the city’s historic architecture.

At this stop, you'll be amazed by the spectacular view of Revelin Fortress, the Ploče Gate Bridge, the Old Town harbour, and the centuries-old slipway for small fishing boats. It’s a truly special viewpoint that tells the storey of Dubrovnik’s maritime heritage.

Enjoy panoramic views of Fort Lovrijenac and Dubrovnik’s city walls from Gradac Park. Known as the “Gibraltar of Dubrovnik,” this clifftop fortress is both a historic landmark and iconic Game of Thrones filming location. A peaceful spot that combines nature, history, and Adriatic views.

From this viewpoint, enjoy a breathtaking view of Greben and its lighthouse, Lapad Bay with all its beaches, and many historical buildings – including the famous Tito's Villa. Lapad Bay is considered the most beautiful bay in Dubrovnik.