Tourism and Leisure

"The Dubrovnik-Neretva County is rich in carefully cultivated landscape and places with long history. Numerous monuments, archives and magnificent treasuries testify to this. It is the region of the historic towns of Dubrovnik, Korčula, Ston; the remains of ancient Narona and the lost town of Epidaur; of important harbours of Ploče and Metković; of communities of great historical importance — Cavtat, Lopud, Slano, Mali Ston, Orebić; and of a few dozen little villages blending into the landscape of the coast or a river bank, of a hill or a field."

Natural Attractions of Dubrovnik-Neretva County:

	National park Mljet is an island in the very south of Croatia, located west from the most well known Croatian summer destination: Dubrovnik.
	Arboretum This is the oldest Renaissance garden in Dalmatia, and today is the only arboretum in the entire Mediterranean part of Croatia.
	Special reserves Pod Gredom, Prud, Orepak, Mrkan, Bobara and Supetar, Mouth of the Neretva River, Gulf of Mali Ston, Lokrum
	Special reserves Pod Gredom, Prud, Orepak, Mrkan, Bobara and Supetar, Mouth of the Neretva River, Gulf of Mali Ston, Lokrum.
	Significant landscapes Kocje, Dubrovnik River, Saplunara, Badija, Modro Oko and Desna Lakes, Konavoski Dvori, Vela Luka - Island Proizd.
	Geomorphological monuments of nature Spilja Nakovana (Cave), Mocile Cave, Sipun - cave, Raca - cave, Vela Spilja (Great cave), Gromaca Cave.