Croatia Dubrovnik & the Dalmatian Coast

Question 1

Question: Where can you explore a photogenic city by walking along its ramparts, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?

Answer 1

Answer: Dubrovnik

Question 2

Question: Which scenic paths lead to the seaside village of Cavtat?

Answer 2

Answer: Shepherds’ paths and stands of cypress along the coast

Question 3

Question: To which Dalmatian island can you ferry to wander its lush sub-tropical nature trails?

Answer 3

Answer: Lokrum

Question 4

Question: Which religious site, home to just two monks, can you visit?

Answer 4

Answer: Franciscan Church and Monastery

Question 5

Question: Where can you walk vineyard footpaths and enjoy a winetasting lunch, often referred to as Croatia’s Napa Valley?

Answer 5

Answer: Peljesac Peninsula

Question 6

Question: On which island can you stroll through fields of lavender on the way to an olive mill for a demonstration and tasting?

Answer 6

Answer: Hvar

Question 7

Question: Which Roman emperor’s palace can you explore in Split?

Answer 7

Answer: Diocletian’s palace

Question 8

Question: Where can you accept an invitation for a memorable lunch of local specialties at one of the country’s oldest agriturismos?

Answer 8

Answer: Milna

Question 9

Where does the tour start?

Answer 9

Dubrovnik

Question 10

Where does the tour end?

Answer 10

Split.

Question 11

What is the walking level?

Answer 11

Walking Level
Daily Mileage Options: 2-8 miles
Route Notes:
The terrain on this trip includes a mix of paved and cobblestone streets in Dubrovnik, Hvar, Split and other smaller villages, as well as well-maintained coastal, countryside, vineyard, olive, lavender and shepherds’ paths of compressed dirt and stone. The footpaths offer a selection of level, rolling and hilly terrain with some elevation gain and loss.