You’ve heard of Dubrovnik, but what about Cavtat? An exclusive destination popular with celebrities, it’s still a little under the radar and definitely worth your consideration if you want an Adriatic getaway without the crowds.
Here’s what to do once you get there.
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Stay at Hotel Supetar Cavtat
First, book your stay at Hotel Supetar Cavtat. The property offers just 16 guestrooms, a Mediterranean restaurant, wine bar, pool and even an artist-in-residence program. The boutique property just reopened in 2022 following a renovation, and you can now expect a mix of historic authenticity and luxury.
Head to the Beach
You can’t stay in a beautiful beach destination like this without visiting the beach. There are multiple beaches near town that are easily accessible, but you can also go visit beaches further out for fewer crowds.
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Explore Cavtat’s Old Town
You can easily see much of Cavtat’s Old Town in a minimal amount of time. Still, it’s worth a look and plenty of pictures.
Check out Top Historic Sites
Top historic sites include Rector’s Palace, which hosts a collection of significant artwork and archaeological finds, all highlighting the region’s culture and history, and Church of St. Nicholas, which dates to the 1400s.
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