Lapad Holidays

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Dubrovnik’s luxury resort

If you’re looking to escape the bustle of central Dubrovnik, Lapad – which roughly translates as ‘jewel’ – is a large peninsula with pristine beaches, pine-shaded promenades and attractive hotel resorts. Lapad holidays wouldn’t be complete without visiting its three main beaches of Copacabana, Cava and Uvala Bay. Offering superb levels of luxury, the private beach of Copacabana is studded with white-linen beds and provides special evening sunset cruises for visitors. Meanwhile, Cava and Uvala Bay are fabulous options for families.

Packed with great facilities and on-site restaurants, you can also hire inflatables or water skis. Some parts of the beach are sandy, others shingle or rock. Holidays to Lapad are all about luxury – the main stretch is where you’ll find the bulk of upscale hotels in Dubrovnik. This is also the place for fine-dining restaurants, extravagant beach clubs and sunset cocktail lounges.

Best things to do

Hit the beach
Lapad offers a gorgeous selection of beaches, many of which are Blue Flag, meaning you can swim in some of the best-protected beaches in Southern Europe.
Go water skiing
Lapad beaches are well-prepared for families and water sports enthusiasts, so you can hire the right equipment and soon be whizzing around on the waves.
Live in luxury
Lapad restaurants are among the best in Dubrovnik – some are Michelin-recommended. Add fabulous cocktail bars and upscale beach clubs to the mix and you’re guaranteed a luxurious holiday.

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Your Lapad questions, answered

Who will the resort suit?

The Lapad peninsula is designed for visitors expecting seaside opulence – from couples to families and groups of friends, this part of Dubrovnik is for those in pursuit of luxury.

When should you visit?

A balmy climate ensures Lapad is nice enough to visit throughout the year, but to enjoy temperatures in the 20s and above, April until October is best for sun seekers.

How do I get there?

Lapad is within easy walking distance of Dubrovnik – a 35-minute stroll along a shaded, seaside promenade. Buses also leave regularly from the main hotel stretch.