Discover the magic of the Croatian seaside town of Dubrovnik, a UNESCO Heritage site, with a deal from the VA Lamar Sarcoma Dubrovnik hotel, including overnight accommodations with breakfast, a city tour, a city sightseeing card and an airport transfer for $743 for two.
Located on the tranquil Babine Kuku peninsula, surrounded by pine trees and soothing white pebble beaches, VA Lamar Sarcoma Dubrovnik Hotel offers ultra-modern guestrooms and suites as well as a gourmet restaurant, a wine bar terrace with panoramic views of the gorgeous Elaphiti Islands and a number of activities to enjoy a perfectly balanced holiday in Croatia.
The hotels Discover Dubrovnik deal for two includes:
- Five nights in a standard double room, with the possibility of an upgrade if available
- Daily breakfast
- Complimentary access to the Ragusa Spa, featuring indoor and outdoor pools, a steam bath, Finnish sauna, soft sauna, relaxation room, gym and vitality bar with tea and fresh and dried fruit
- Guided walking tour of Old Town Dubrovnik
- A sightseeing card offering free entrance to five museums, two galleries and the city walls as well as 24-hour bus rides on public transportation and a 150-page guide
- Return airport transfer
Valid for travel Sept. 1–Oct. 31 when booked by Aug. 10.
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