Dubrovnik and Dalmacija travel guide

Around Southern Dalmatia
Left Massimo, Korula Town Middle Konoba Marko Polo, Korula Right Waterfront, Orebi
Cafés, Bars & Nightlife
Beach Café, near Lumbarda
The sandy beach of Pržina,
south of Lumbarda, has a
modest café-bar that makes a
perfect spot to relax in between
dips in the Adriatic, which
tempts nearby. Map H2
Mamilo, Lastovo Town
You will find Lastovo Town’s
only year-round café-bar on a hill
just behind the town. The friendly
owner usually keeps it open until
his last customer leaves. Map G2
Riva, Cavtat
While away a pleasant hour
or so at one of the café-bars on
Cavtat’s waterfront, taking in the
distinctly Mediterranean ambience
and the views over the bay and
offshore islands. Map L3
Massimo, Korula Town
Perched atop one of the
town’s defensive bastions, this
popular summer bar comes
complete with a unique pulley
system for drinks. You can
appreciate the sunset, as the
swallows swirl on the skyline.
Food is served downstairs.
Šetalište Petra Kanavelia bb • Map H1
Fresh, Korula Town
The old part of Korula Town
can be pretty quiet late at night,
but this is one of the livelier bars.
Located by the bus station, it
attracts local teenagers and
visitors looking for some latenight
action outside their hotels.
Šetalište Frana Kršinia bb • Map H1
Hotel Korula,
Korula Town
This terrace café overlooking
Korula Town’s old port is a great
place to enjoy a coffee while
you take in the passing scene.
Obala bb (west harbour) • Map H1
Konoba Marko Polo,
Korula Town
With tables at the edge of the
old town, from which views of
the mountains and the Pelješki
Channel open up, this is a superb
haunt. It is a restaurant, but
you can drift in for a few drinks.
Šetalište Petra Kanavelia bb • Map H1
Bella Vista,
Pelješac Peninsula
All the buses between Dubrovnik
and Korula call here for a rest
stop – and, if driving, you should
too. Swathes of the Pelješac
Peninsula can be admired from
the terrace. Sveti Križa 104 • Map J2
Beach Bar,
Pelješac Peninsula
This slightly kitsch beach bar,
with palm trees, a thatched roof
and gaudy signs, is a good place
to stop for a cool drink as you
traverse the Pelješac Peninsula.
It is located between Drae and
Janjina (see p94). Map J2
Waterfront, Orebi
After a day relaxing on one
of Dalmatia’s best beaches (see
p42), unwind further in one of
Orebi’s waterfront cafés, with
great views of Korula. Map H1
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In Croatian addresses, “bb” is short for bez broj, meaning
“without number”.