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Your Guide to Dubrovnik Villas
Nestled along the rugged Dalmatian coast, Dubrovnik is called the “Pearl of the Adriatic” for good reason. This UNESCO heritage site is straight out of a storybook, with incredible landscapes and stunning architecture that combine to create something whole unique. The same can be said for Dubrovnik villas, which let you experience the best of this charming Croatian city.
As the Republic of Ragusa, Dubrovnik flourished as a maritime republic that by the 14th century rivaled even Venice in trade and culture. Over time, walls, fortresses, and palaces were added, and the city endured earthquakes, wars, and sieges. Today, you can experience this history by strolling through the streets of its Old Town and admiring well-preserved Gothic, Renaissance, and Baroque architecture.
In addition to this rich historical background, Dubrovnik is also surrounded by tons of natural beauty, including lush islands, rocky cliffs, and, of course, the deep, clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. It all combines to create one of the most enchanting cities in Europe.
Renting a luxury villa in Dubrovnik is easy with Rental Escapes. First, choose your travel dates. Next, choose your party size. From there, your Rental Escapes Villa Specialist will happily present you with the best available Dubrovnik villas for your group. After, your Concierge customizes your trip, including transportation, chef service, boat charters, excursions, and more.
Luxury Villas Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik villas benefit from having prime locations near some of the city’s top attractions. These include Old Town, with its labyrinth of narrow streets, Baroque churches, and Renaissance Palaces; the City Walls, stretching 2km and offering breathtaking ocean views; and Stradun, the city’s main street lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings.
Dubrovnik villas also have a host of amenities that ensure a comfortable stay. These include private pools, many of which overlook the city; gourmet kitchens; spacious living areas; local artwork; and more.
Plus, each of our Dubrovnik villas includes 5-star Concierge service. Your Concierge can help with everything from arranging transportation, reservations, excursions, additional villa staff, and more. The result is a Dubrovnik villa stay that is perfectly tailored to your taste.
Villas in Dubrovnik Old Town
With an unmatched atmosphere and beautiful historic architecture, Dubrovnik’s Old Town is one of Europe's top places to explore. And with their own classic architecture and added privacy, villas in Dubrovnik Old Town are the best way to experience everything this historic center offers. They include:
Starigrad: Steps away from the Old Town and the famous Banje beach, this 4-bedroom villa offers an ideal base to explore Dubrovnik. The centerpiece of the villa is its large private pool, sundeck, and outdoor shower, all surrounded by a perfectly landscaped Mediterranean garden. The terrace even offers direct access to the wine cellar.
Grande Bellezza: With panoramic views of the Adriatic, Lokrum Island, and Old Town, as well as perfect Mediterranean landscaping, Grande Bellazza offers a captivating stay. The interior is tastefully decorated with artwork from top Croatian artists, and each of its four floors offers a distinct, cozy vibe. A truly unique villa.
Luxury Villas in Dubrovnik with Pool
Dubrovnik is more than just a historic center. It’s also a beautiful destination with gorgeous landscapes and perfect Mediterranean weather. Luxury villas in Dubrovnik with pools let you bask in the warm sun while you recharge. They include:
Zaton Bay: Located just a few kilometers north of Dubrovnik’s Old Town along the picturesque Zaton Bay, this beautiful villa sparkles with an infinity pool, direct sea access, and a beautiful outdoor living area. Plus there’s an internal elevator connecting the villa’s three floors, making it a great choice for multigenerational groups.
La Villa Dubrovnik: Set in the gorgeous seaside village of Trsteno and just beside the botanical garden seen in Game of Thrones, La Villa Dubrovnik is a modern and sophisticated choice. It features 6 beautifully appointed bedrooms, a grand dining room, and a large outdoor pool with two private terraces. A great choice for up to 12 guests.
Villa Maya: Perched dramatically into the cliffs above the seaside, Villa Maya offers exquisite views of the Elaphiti Islands and the endless blue that surrounds them. Enjoy direct sea access from the villa, or take a dip in the infinity pool overlooking the crystal-clear water.
Villas near Dubrovnik
While Dubrovnik itself offers more than enough to fill a whole trip, its surrounding areas have their own distinct charm, with everything from sleepy fishing villages to lush islands. These villas near Dubrovnik let you experience this quieter side of the Dalmatian coast, while still having easy access to the city and all it has to offer. They include:
Villa Josipa: A 100-year-old restored farmhouse that has been thoroughly modernized, Villa Josipa is located in the quiet fishing village of Molunat, south of Dubrovnik. This location gives it the ideal mix of privacy and convenience, with access to its own private beach and stunning views of the green landscapes and deep blues that bless the Adriatic.
Villa Ocean Blue: Located in the small coastal town of Slano and just a few steps from the Adriatic, Villa Ocean Blue offers a dreamy, calm retreat for your Croatian holiday. This modern construction stretches out over 350km and features plenty of natural light. The landscaped exterior, meanwhile, promises ocean views and unforgettable times with family and friends.
Villa Aureola: Set within the stone walls of Cavat’s Old Town south of Dubrovnik, this comfortable heritage villa offers a perfect mix of old and new. It includes four bedrooms with a variety of sleeping arrangements, as well as a sauna and a jacuzzi.
Dubrovnik Villas FAQ
What are the Entry Requirements for Dubrovnik?
Visitors from the EU, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand need a valid passport to enter Croatia. Travelers from other countries may need an additional tourist visa.
How to Get to Dubrovnik?
Most travelers will fly into Dubrovnik, landing at Dubrovnik Airport. The airport hosts a high number of direct international flights. From there, it’s only about a 20km drive to the city center. Ferry service is also available from Bari and Ancona in Italy. Your Rental Escapes Concierge can help with airport transfers, ferry tickets, and any other transportation needs.
How to Get Around Dubrovnik?
One of the best ways to get around Dubrovnik is by simply walking. The Old Town in particular is pedestrian-only, so walking really is the best way to explore its historic streets, squares, and landmarks. Taxis, private drivers, and rideshares are also available, and there’s an effective bus system as well. If you’re staying outside Dubrovnik, then a car rental makes a great way to get in and out of the city and explore the surrounding countryside. There is also ferry service to the surrounding islands. Your Rental Escapes concierge is happy to help with car rentals, private drivers, ferries, and other transportation needs.
Best Time to Visit Dubrovnik?
Peak season in Dubrovnik runs from July to August. The weather is hot and sunny, and there are a ton of great beach activities and festivals to enjoy, including the Dubrovnik Summer Festival. However, this is also when crowds and prices are at their peak.
Shoulder season in Dubrovnik runs from April to June and September to October. The weather is mild and pleasant, and there are fewer crowds and better deals. The water is also still warm enough to swim in in September and October. For many, this is the best time to go.
Off season in Dubrovnik is from November to March. The weather can be cool and wet, however there’s a calm atmosphere in the city that you won’t find any other time. The holiday season is also very special in Dubrovnik thanks to the Christmas markets, New Year celebrations, and the Dubrovnik Winter Festival.
Is Dubrovnik Safe?
Dubrovnik is a very safe destination. There is a low crime rate, though it is important to be aware of petty theft like pickpocketing. Dubrovnik also has good medical facilities and reliable roads. That said, do be aware of sun exposure in the summer months, and stick to swimming in designated areas only.
Best Things to do in Dubrovnik?
Explore the Old Town: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dubrovnik’s Old Town features narrow streets, historic buildings, and charming squares. The Strandun, Sponza Palace, and Rector’s Palace are all standout sites that showcase Dubrovnik’s history.
Walk the city walls: The ancient walls that encircle Dubrovnik provide unmatched views of the city and the Adriatic. Visit the fortresses along the walls and take in the views.
Visit Lokrun Island: Take a boat charter to stunning Lokrum Island, a lush island that’s just a short ride from Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Wander through the botanical garden, explore the ruins of an ancient Benedictine monastery, and make some time to relax at the beach.
How’s the Food in Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik’s cuisine is a delightful mix of Mediterranean and Croatian dishes. Expect lots of fresh seafood, including dishes like grilled fish, octopus salad, black risotto (made with cuttlefish ink) and shrimp buzara (a tomato, garlic, and white wine sauce).
Other specialties include Peka, a slow-cooked dish made with meat and vegetables; Pašticada, a marinated beef dish often served with gnocchi; and Rožata, a local dessert similar to flan and made with rose liqueur.
Your concierge can arrange restaurant reservations and private chef service for your Dubrovnik villa.
How’s the Weather in Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters.
Spring sees mild and pleasant weather, though the water temperature is still too cold to swim. The temperatures are ideal for sightseeing though. Average temperatures range from 11°C-18°C (52°F-64°F), with average precipitation between 96mm (3.8 inches).
Summer sees hot and sunny weather, with long days and minimal rainfall. The city is lively with events, and the water is perfect for swimming. Average temperatures range from 22°C-25°C (72°F-77°F), and average monthly precipitation is 37mm (1.5 inches).
Autumn still sees mild and pleasant weather, though with a slightly increased chance of showers. The water is still warm enough to swim in. The average temperature is 17°C-21°C (63°F-70°F), and the average monthly precipitation is 154mm (6.1 inches).
Winter, lastly, sees the coldest overall temperatures, as well as the highest chance of rain. Average temperatures are 8°C-9°C (46°F-48°F) and average precipitation is 147mm (5.8 inches) per month.
Book a Dubrovnik Villa with Rental Escapes
What are the Entry Requirements for Dubrovnik?
Visitors from the EU, US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand need a valid passport to enter Croatia. Travelers from other countries may need an additional tourist visa.
How to Get to Dubrovnik?
Most travelers will fly into Dubrovnik, landing at Dubrovnik Airport. The airport hosts a high number of direct international flights. From there, it’s only about a 20km drive to the city center. Ferry service is also available from Bari and Ancona in Italy. Your Rental Escapes Concierge can help with airport transfers, ferry tickets, and any other transportation needs.
How to Get Around Dubrovnik?
One of the best ways to get around Dubrovnik is by simply walking. The Old Town in particular is pedestrian-only, so walking really is the best way to explore its historic streets, squares, and landmarks. Taxis, private drivers, and rideshares are also available, and there’s an effective bus system as well. If you’re staying outside Dubrovnik, then a car rental makes a great way to get in and out of the city and explore the surrounding countryside. There is also ferry service to the surrounding islands. Your Rental Escapes concierge is happy to help with car rentals, private drivers, ferries, and other transportation needs.
Best Time to Visit Dubrovnik?
Peak season in Dubrovnik runs from July to August. The weather is hot and sunny, and there are a ton of great beach activities and festivals to enjoy, including the Dubrovnik Summer Festival. However, this is also when crowds and prices are at their peak.
Shoulder season in Dubrovnik runs from April to June and September to October. The weather is mild and pleasant, and there are fewer crowds and better deals. The water is also still warm enough to swim in in September and October. For many, this is the best time to go.
Off season in Dubrovnik is from November to March. The weather can be cool and wet, however there’s a calm atmosphere in the city that you won’t find any other time. The holiday season is also very special in Dubrovnik thanks to the Christmas markets, New Year celebrations, and the Dubrovnik Winter Festival.
Is Dubrovnik Safe?
Dubrovnik is a very safe destination. There is a low crime rate, though it is important to be aware of petty theft like pickpocketing. Dubrovnik also has good medical facilities and reliable roads. That said, do be aware of sun exposure in the summer months, and stick to swimming in designated areas only.
Best Things to do in Dubrovnik?
Explore the Old Town: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Dubrovnik’s Old Town features narrow streets, historic buildings, and charming squares. The Strandun, Sponza Palace, and Rector’s Palace are all standout sites that showcase Dubrovnik’s history.
Walk the city walls: The ancient walls that encircle Dubrovnik provide unmatched views of the city and the Adriatic. Visit the fortresses along the walls and take in the views.
Visit Lokrun Island: Take a boat charter to stunning Lokrum Island, a lush island that’s just a short ride from Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Wander through the botanical garden, explore the ruins of an ancient Benedictine monastery, and make some time to relax at the beach.
How’s the Food in Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik’s cuisine is a delightful mix of Mediterranean and Croatian dishes. Expect lots of fresh seafood, including dishes like grilled fish, octopus salad, black risotto (made with cuttlefish ink) and shrimp buzara (a tomato, garlic, and white wine sauce).
Other specialties include Peka, a slow-cooked dish made with meat and vegetables; Pašticada, a marinated beef dish often served with gnocchi; and Rožata, a local dessert similar to flan and made with rose liqueur.
Your concierge can arrange restaurant reservations and private chef service for your Dubrovnik villa.
How’s the Weather in Dubrovnik?
Dubrovnik enjoys a Mediterranean climate, with hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters.
Spring sees mild and pleasant weather, though the water temperature is still too cold to swim. The temperatures are ideal for sightseeing though. Average temperatures range from 11°C-18°C (52°F-64°F), with average precipitation between 96mm (3.8 inches).
Summer sees hot and sunny weather, with long days and minimal rainfall. The city is lively with events, and the water is perfect for swimming. Average temperatures range from 22°C-25°C (72°F-77°F), and average monthly precipitation is 37mm (1.5 inches).
Autumn still sees mild and pleasant weather, though with a slightly increased chance of showers. The water is still warm enough to swim in. The average temperature is 17°C-21°C (63°F-70°F), and the average monthly precipitation is 154mm (6.1 inches).
Winter, lastly, sees the coldest overall temperatures, as well as the highest chance of rain. Average temperatures are 8°C-9°C (46°F-48°F) and average precipitation is 147mm (5.8 inches) per month.
If you’re hoping to visit this beautiful part of Croatia, Rental Escapes can elevate your Dubrovnik villa rental into a true luxury experience.
Our portfolio includes the finest Dubrovnik villas, including Old Town villas, villas near Dubrovnik, luxury villas with pools, and more.
Your Rental Escapes Reservations Expert can find the best luxury villa for your group, and your Concierge personalizes your trip to create the ultimate Dubrovnik villa experience.
Contact us today to book your next dream holiday!
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