As well as the nearby Garden Festival, Electric Elephant, Hideout and Outlook festivals you can also

Beautiful Dubrovnik in Croatia is justly known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic'. The medieval town lies along the Adriatic Coast and is recognisable from the marble streets, turquoise waters and beautiful Renaissance architecture. Visitors flock to enjoy the fresh seafood, great nightlife and wealth of watersports on offer.
Dubrovnik is a city in a fortress. The 2km wall was built in the 10 th century to protect the residents from attack. Today it serves as a must-do walk that lasts about an hour to do the loop. It's a great route for people watching the folk going about their business in the narrow streets and for locating your bearings in a new town. The new terracotta tiles juxtaposed against the old are a reminder of a very different war torn Dubrovnik back in 1992.
Straight from the sea and onto your plate via a hot pan – this is the best way to experience seafood. Dubrovnik has some top seafood restaurants where you can enjoy mussels, squid, and traditional fish recipes all washed back with a glass or two of the local wine. Poklisar is one of the best options – you can get wine, a mail meal and a dessert for €25. Just so you know; Rakija is the hard liquor of choice around these parts, but be careful…
One of the craziest bars is the Cliff Jumping Café known locally as Buza. It's built into the fortress wall and offers an incredible view of the sea and the passing ships. graco travel lite bouncer You can also jump off and into the Adriatic Sea – if you dare.
With the beautiful Adriatic coast so close it's the perfect opportunity to rent out a kayak and explore the city from the water. The majestic city walls are lined with secluded caves – perfect for a romantic kayak away from the norm.
If you fancy exploring the wider area Cavtat is a great little village to visit for less than €9 on the ferry. In Cavtat you'll find beautiful rooftop restaurants overlooking the harbour, private graco travel lite bouncer swimming bays, bikes for hire and the pretty Vlaho Bukovac Art Gallery.
Lopud is another great option for a day trip. It's about 30 minutes from Dubrovnik by boat and costs around €8 to get to. The boat will drop you off at the old city port where you can high tail straight though and trek to the beautiful Sunj Beach.
Dubrovnik is surrounded by the Elafiti Islands. Hop between the little fishing villages and summer houses owned by the locals of the city and you'll enjoy sandy beaches and tranquil seas. Make sure you hire a bike and tour the largest of the islands, Island Sipan, too.
Every morning the local farmers gather in Gundelic Square to sell everything from sun-ripened figs to homemade wine, brandy and sweet Adriatic graco travel lite bouncer honey. It's a great spot for a bit of souvenir shopping.
As well as the nearby Garden Festival, Electric Elephant, Hideout and Outlook festivals you can also enjoy a more local affair. graco travel lite bouncer The Dubrovnik Summer Festival is a 45-day event with music and live plays.
Thanks to  Michael Cavén ,  Threat to Democracy ,  Phil Hawksworth ,  L. Richard Martin, Jr. ,  njaminjami  for all the excellent images from Flickr! Please note, all images were used under the Creative Commons License at the time of posting.
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