Dubrovnik-Neretva

Dubrovnik-Neretva is the southern portion of Dalmatia and the southernmost county of Croatia. It consists of a narrow strip of land along the coast and the long Peljesac peninsula and a number of islands. The coastal strip is not contiguous – it is split in two by a 9 km stretch of Herzegovina, part of the nation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, around the town of Neum.

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Cities

Dubrovnik – historic "Pearl of the Adriatic", one of the tourist highlights of the Mediterranean, and seat of the county Cavtat – town south of Dubrovnik founded by the Greeks in the fourth century BCE Klek – tourist village in the north Komarna – tourist village in the north Lumbarda – village on the island of Korčula Metkovic – second largest town, in the north Orebić – port town on Peljesac peninsula Ploče – port town in the north Ston – village at the base of the Pelješac peninsula

Islands of Dubrovnik-Neretva

• Korčula – the most populated island on the Croatian Adriatic coast
• Mljet – part is a national park

Travel to Dubrovnik-Neretva

• Dubrovnik Airport has year-round Flights from Frankfurt, London, Paris, Rome, Zagreb and Zurich and seasonal Flights from many more European cities.

Get Around

Driving between the northern and southern portions of the county requires passing through Neum in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Sometimes your passport will be checked, sometimes not.

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