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Post by Chris on Jul 12, 2003 17:42:30 GMT 1
Any ideas? Ideally with nice, cheap places to stay and a beach. What's Cavtat like?
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Post by Laura on Jul 12, 2003 17:42:48 GMT 1
Hi,
I would really recommend cavtat - it's nice and quiet. Not sure whether there's a sandy beach around the back somewhere; I like swimming off rocks, so that's what I did in Cavtat - take some placcy shoes with you tho as there are horrid urchins. The Atlas travel agy. can rent you rooms there - they'll be basic-ish but fully functional and cheap. There are regular buses which run to Dubrovnik, as well as a little ferry which is good for novelty value. It's also really near to the airport (but not really any noticeable plane noise).
Laura
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Post by Chris on Jul 12, 2003 17:43:48 GMT 1
Thanks. Any idea if Atlas is open on a Sunday (when I arrive) or is it best to book ahead? Suspect we will just got to Tourist Info when we get to the airport anyway. Does anyone know if this is open on Sundays?
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Post by Laura on Jul 12, 2003 17:44:10 GMT 1
I would try and book ahead if I were you. You'll find the tel. no on the atlas web page at www.atlas.hr (think that's right). They will speak Enlgish. I seem to remember that we arrived on a sunday and there was someone there but it's worth checking. BTW, I wouldn't recommend the italian based accomodation agencies, as they are ridiculously overpriced. Have a nice time, Laura |
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Post by Chris on Jul 12, 2003 17:44:43 GMT 1
Thanks!
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Post by David on Jul 12, 2003 17:45:10 GMT 1
Cavtat is a great place. Well worth a stay.
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Post by David Bradbury on Jul 28, 2003 15:39:36 GMT 1
If you do go to Cavtat you should try the restaurant I went to there - it's a seafood place called something like "Leut" (spelling?) on the waterfront. If the weather is nice it's lovely to eat out there on the little terrace there.
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