Sightseeing in Cavtat - what to see. Complete travel guide

1.You can go on holiday to Cavtat at any time of the year; even in the middle of winter daytime temperatures rarely drop below 12 degrees Celsius. In summer, daytime temperature is around 27-30C; the warmest month is August.
2. The resort has good transport links to nearby islands of Supertar and Dubrovnik. Tourists who have enough of time should definitely see sights and entertainment options of nearby resorts.
3. It is convenient to travel around the resort on foot, as all important facilities are within walking distance. In addition to public transport, taxi services are available to tourists. Travelers who are staying on holiday as a great company, as well as those who plan to travel a lot around the resort would find it profitable to use services of private drivers.
4. To rent a car you will need an international driver's license. The average daily cost of car rent is about 30 USD. Those with driving experience making out less than a year may be denied service.
5. The schedule of shops and entertainment venues may change from season to season. As a rule, the longest working time there is in summer. Shops situated along the coast usually open not later than 8:00 am. Some trade pavilions open much earlier and serve visitors up to 8-10 pm. Copyright www.orangesmile.com
6. Be sure to leave a tip for good service in the restaurant; it is enough to round up the total to any convenient sum. Also, a small monetary reward is left for a taxi driver, tour guide and a maid at the hotel.
7. Fans of event tourism have to visit Cavtat in summer, when the town hosts a grand festival. It is accompanied by a variety of recreational activities that are focused precisely on tourists.
Cavtat is the southernmost and one of the most attractive towns in Croatia. Its history goes back more than two thousand years. This picturesque town has seen many famous historical events … Open
8. It should be noted that the resort and its immediate surroundings beaches meet the most stringent environmental standards. They are ideal for families with young children. A number of prestigious hotel complexes feature private beaches.
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What to visit being in Cavtat - unique sights

Monastery the Jail

From the series “The Most Remote Monasteries and Temples in the World”
The monastery owes its name to the majestic mountain, where the former is located; excursions around these places are incredibly popular among tourists. Travelers can reach the foot of the mountain by bus, but they have to use long steep stairs to climb to the entrance to the monastery. In the early 20th century, the building was severely damaged by fire, but it was completely restored in the shortest possible time. Monks rescued some unique items, including two fitted cave churches with ancient frescos and priceless relics. A trip to the monastery will impress not only deeply religious people, but also those fond of natural beauty, as the shrine is surrounded by fabulous landscapes. … Read further

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