Things to do in Dubrovnik

Visiting Dubrovnik is a unique experience and if you do it from the sea with boat charter Dubrovnik, it will be even better. Rent a yacht in Dubrovnik and explore this Adriatic Pearl and the various islands that the Croatian coast has. With yacht charter Dubrovnik you can go diving and practise deep sea fishing, you can find beautiful spots and enjoy the Dubrovnik beaches among many other fascinating experiences. There are many things to do in Dubrovnik!

In the Komolac port, which is only 6 km from Dubrovnik, you will find a lot of facilities and services such as reception, currency exchange, laundry, services and showers, restaurant, shop, repair shop, 60 travel lifth, parking, gas station, yacht charter Dubrovnik... To sum up, Komolac is a magnificent port to start your own nautical trip with boat charter Dubrovnik.

Ajaccio is the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte, the biggest town in Corsica and the capital of southern Corsica.

It is a prosperous harbour town. An impressive wooded strand in which both tourists and locals take the air lines a part of its splendid bay.

From this strand in the direction of the town centre runs a labyrinth of tiny streets, which wind up in the main square where the daily market offers local products such as cheese (the famous Brocciu), wine, cakes and liqueurs. Corsican wines are full-bodied and richly coloured as the island itself. The food is excellent: sausages, smoked hams, and Italian-style salamis. Wild pig, lamb and goat meat are also very popular, and seafood and fish abound. Cheese and plates prepared with sweet chestnuts are among the various specialities.

Athens is the capital of Greece, the country's largest city and the cradle of Western Civilization. It has three and a half million inhabitants.

Athens is one of the richest cities in archaeological remains. The most famous is the temple of the Parthenon on the Acropolis, dedicated to the goddess Athena. Another important monument is the Temple of Olympian Zeus.

The Port Kalamaki is located on the south coast of Athens. It is the best starting point for sailing the Cyclades islands and the Saronic islands.

The Port of Lavrion is located close to Cape Sounion, where is the temple of Poseidon. It is 40 minutes by taxi from Athens airport. It is another starting point for the Cyclades islands and the Saronic islands.

The national and international airport is Eleftherios Venizelos. Greece has a strong network of airports with daily departures to its main islands of Crete, Milos, Syros, Kos, Skiathos, Paros, Rhodes, Corfu, Santorini.

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