in Dubrovnik, Croatia
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Valamar Lacroma Hotel
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Rated Fabulous by our guests
Analyze the best time to book Valamar Lacroma Hotel in in Dubrovnik based on 12-month price forecast
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Fantastic stay, loved every minute. Location to Old Town Dubrovnik is excellent, Uber costs around €10. Thank you!
Valamar Lacroma Hotel is located on the Lapad/Babin Kuk peninsula, a quiet, family‑friendly area of Dubrovnik with a seaside promenade, beaches, and local restaurants. The hotel has direct bus connections to Dubrovnik Old Town (approx. 15–25 minutes), making it a convenient base for exploring the city while offering resort-style facilities — pools, spa and kids’ activities — that suit families and leisure travelers.
The UNESCO‑listed historic core of Dubrovnik with its iconic limestone Stradun, medieval walls, museums, churches and many restaurants. Walking the City Walls offers panoramic views of the Adriatic and Old Town rooftops.
A family‑friendly bay with a scenic seaside promenade (riva), pebble beaches, cafes, and playgrounds — ideal for relaxed strolls, swimming and dining close to the hotel.
A short ride to the cable car station near the Old Town that climbs Mount Srđ. The summit gives sweeping views over Dubrovnik, the Elaphiti Islands, and the Adriatic — great for photos and sunset.
A tranquil, car‑free island nature reserve just off Dubrovnik’s Old Town. Features botanical gardens, a small salt lake (the Dead Sea), walking trails, historic ruins and secluded swim spots.
Boat excursions to the nearby Elaphiti Islands (Koločep, Lopud, Šipan) offer beaches, swimming, kayaking and relaxed island villages — popular full‑ or half‑day trips from Gruž/Old Town.
Dubrovnik’s main port and local market area with fresh produce, fish stalls, shops and ferries to nearby islands and the mainland. Good for catching longer ferries or observing local life.
Make the most of your stay at Valamar Lacroma Hotel with this convenient itinerary that covers the best attractions in in Dubrovnik:
Dubrovnik is one of the Adriatic's most captivating cities — UNESCO‑listed Old Town, dramatic city walls, clear blue sea and island excursions make it a top destination for history buffs, photographers and beach lovers. Valamar Lacroma is an excellent choice because it combines resort‑style facilities (pools, spa, family amenities such as Maro World) with easy public transport to the Old Town. Its location on the Lapad/Babin Kuk peninsula offers a quieter base than staying inside the walls while remaining within easy reach of Dubrovnik's main attractions by a short bus or taxi ride.
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Seasonal guide to help you plan the perfect trip to in Dubrovnik
Summer
Summer (June–August) — busiest and most expensive, best for beach weather and lively atmosphere.
Winter (November–March) — lowest prices, quiet city, some closures; good for budget travelers and off-season experiences.
March–May: Temperatures warm (10–22°C / 50–72°F). Flowers and trees bloom, outdoor cafés reopen, and crowds are still moderate.
July–August: The city's flagship cultural event featuring theater, music, dance, and open-air performances across historic venues.
February 3rd: Dubrovnik's patron saint celebration with religious processions, traditional costumes, and local ceremonies.
Late November–early January: Holiday lights, seasonal markets, concerts, and family-friendly events in the Old Town and city squares.
Various dates, often in Spring or Fall: Local food and wine events spotlighting Dalmatian cuisine, producers, and chefs.
Dubrovnik has a Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and mild, wetter winters. In Summer expect strong sun and little rain; bring sunscreen, a hat, and light clothing. In Spring and Fall layer clothing for cool mornings and warm afternoons. In Winter pack a waterproof jacket and a warm layer for breezy evenings. Always check sea conditions if swimming or taking small boats; the bora (northeasterly wind) can be strong at times.
Dubrovnik's prices fluctuate strongly with the tourist season and major events. Peak hotel rates and restaurant prices occur in Summer (especially July–August) when demand from beachgoers and cruise ship passengers is highest. Shoulder seasons (Spring and Fall) offer better value with comfortable weather and lower rates. Winter (late November–March) is the cheapest time for accommodation, though some attractions and hotels close or run reduced hours. Special events (Dubrovnik Summer Festival, major religious feast days, and cruise ship schedules) drive short-term price spikes for rooms, transfers, and tours.
Insider advice to help you make the most of your visit
Getting there: Dubrovnik Airport (Čilipi) is 20–30 minutes by car from the Old Town; buses and shuttle services connect the airport to the city. Ferries connect to nearby islands and to Split (seasonal). Within the city, the Old Town is pedestrian-only; local buses and taxis serve suburbs and beaches.
Buy tickets for popular experiences (city walls, cable car, island ferries) online in advance for Summer. For photography and fewer crowds, schedule the city walls early at opening or late in the afternoon; consider a day trip to Lokrum or the Elaphiti Islands to escape the Old Town crowds.
Everything you need to know about your stay at Valamar Lacroma Hotel
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