A haven of tranquillity: Dubrovnik Sun Gardens

Located just 20 minutes from the Dubrovnik Old Town, is the Dubrovnik Rivieras exclusive fully integrated 5 star resort. Preparations at Dubrovnik Sun Gardens are in full swing to welcome quests as the Spring and Summer months are just around the corner. The resort, beautifully designed offers a five star 201 room Radisson Blu Hotel and boasts private residences for sale and for rent, three swimming pools, kids club, an extensive beachfront with a wide range of watersport activities, a world class spa, 13 restaurants and bars and its own promenade of market shops.

Dubrovnik Sun Gardens enjoys a privileged location and offers a haven of tranquillity with its unique waterfront position. Regular ferry services from the resorts marina transports guests straight into the heart of the Old Town, whilst the hotel also provides a regular shuttle bus service. Keen sailors can take advantage of the brilliant calm and clear Adriatic waters for a spot of sailing to the nearby Elafiti islands.

Whether you are a family, a group of friends or a retired couple seeking a stress free and memorable holiday, this resort will meet all needs. Dubrovnik plays host to a number of cultural festivals and celebrations around the year, most well known is its International Film Festival held in July. Widely regarded as one of Europes most treasured cities, Dubrovnik has firmly established itself as a must-visit destination on the natty travellers map. Best known for its historic, sea-facing medieval walls and Old Town, this UNESCO World Heritage Site combines both luxury and sophistication. Often described as a city reborn, every inch of the walled city has been restored with its historical past remaining intact.

Currents rates and packages are as follows Double Rooms at Radisson Blu Hotel are available from 99 on a B&B basis. The Family Package is a two-bedroom sea view residence, including a bottle of wine & frui! t basket , buffet breakfast and buffet dinner from 292 per person. The Spa Delight Package includes two-night accommodation in a standard room complemented with one spa treatment per person and the hotels buffet breakfast. From 119 per person. For private residences, prices start from 170,000 (144,000) for a one-bed and 241,000 for a two-bedroom property.

A haven of tranquillity: Dubrovnik Sun Gardens is a post from A Luxury Travel Blog


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