Located in the immediate vicinity of Dubrovnik, Župa dubrovačka is a beautiful place consisting of coastal villages, a fertile field and the impressive Malaštica Hill in the background. Malaštica Hill with a height of 625 m forms the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. During our tour, we will drive through the authentic villages of this area, the forest and macchia on the macadam road all the way to the top of Malaštica Hill. Driving the macadam road can be overwhelming because of the steep landscapes you will pass to reach the top of the hill. The peak itself is quite steep towards the sea side and the whole slope is amphitheatrically shaped, which contributes to its overall attractiveness. The panoramic view of the Župa dubrovačka villages, its bay with islets and the medieval town of Cavtat from the top of the Malaštica Hill is breathtaking and we are sure that you will take some of the most beautiful photos of your holiday right here!

Driving along rural roads and through a pine forest, we will reach the Srđ Hill, one of the most visited locations in Dubrovnik.. Srđ Hill is located above the city of Dubrovnik and since ancient times it has been a natural shelter of the city of Dubrovnik from the strong wind “Bura”, but also the invasions of various conquerors throughout history. On the Srđ Hill, after Napoleon's army conquered the city of Dubrovnik, the construction of the Fort Imperial began, which was completed by the Austro-Hungarians. The fort had a great strategic impact on the defence of the city, especially during the Homeland War of the 1990s. Nowadays, it houses the Homeland War museum. Next to the Fort Imperial, there is a large white stone cross with an altar and the upper station of the cable car that connects the Dubrovnik city with Srđ Hill. The stunning panoramic view of Dubrovnik Old Town, the island of Lokrum, the Elaphite archipelago and the Adriatic Sea from this place is impressive.