Whether you’re wandering ancient streets, hiking to panoramic viewpoints, or discovering hidden beaches, every corner of the Dubrovnik region is a photo opportunity waiting to happen.
From cinematic Game of Thrones locations to serene natural escapes, the region offers a unique mix of history, beauty, and adventure - perfect for your next Instagram feed or travel album.
Timeless Charm: The Streets and Squares of Old Town
Dubrovnik’s Old Town is a treasure chest for photographers. Every street, square, and alley offers a story: Luža Square with the Church of Saint Blaise, the Column of Orlando, and the Palace of Sponza; the adjacent Clock Tower, Gradska Kavana Café, Marin Držić Theater, Rector’s Palace, and Dubrovnik Cathedral. Walking the City Walls is a must, providing sweeping views of terracotta rooftops, medieval stone structures, and the turquoise Adriatic. From here, you can frame the fortress of Lovrjenac, Lokrum Island, the Old Port, or the surrounding greenery.
Buža Café, tucked into the cliffs, offers a unique “hole-in-the-wall” perspective over the sea, perfect for sun-soaked or sunset photos. Meanwhile, the side streets and alleys of Old Town reveal smaller, intimate details: flower-laden balconies, quaint windows, hanging laundry, dozing cats, and birds soaring above rooftops. Photographers will especially enjoy Boškovićeva ulica, stretching from Vrata od Buže to Stradun, with its iconic white stairs, and the charming Prijeko street with its family-run restaurants. Od Puča street, running parallel to Stradun, offers traditional shops, galleries, and museums, creating a perfect mix of culture and character.

Discover Dubrovnik from Above: Mount Srđ
Rising above Dubrovnik, Mount Srđ is one of the most iconic viewpoints in the region. Whether you hike the scenic trails or take the cable car from Old Town, the 412-meter summit rewards you with panoramic views that are hard to beat.
At the top sits Fort Imperial, built by Napoleon in 1810, which now houses a memorial centre and the Dubrovnik War Museum. A café allows visitors to relax and enjoy the view of the terracotta rooftops, medieval walls, turquoise Adriatic, and nearby Lokrum Island. For a more adventurous perspective, join a buggy safari tour. These off-road excursions take you across the rugged slopes of Mount Srđ, past local farms and wild landscapes - ideal for dramatic photos at sunrise, sunset, or in the golden afternoon light.

Step into King’s Landing: Game of Thrones Photo Locations
Dubrovnik’s Old Town famously doubled as King’s Landing in Game of Thrones, making it a dream destination for fans and photographers alike. Begin your journey at Pile Gate, a spot steeped in cinematic history, then explore Blackwater Bay and Lovrjenac Fortress.
Wander the narrow streets near Pile Bridge, home to Littlefinger’s Brothel, or stop at Revelin Square, where Cercei’s walk of shame was filmed. The medieval harbour, Market Place, Rector’s Palace, and other corners of Old Town offer countless photo opportunities. The Iron Throne Tour on Od Buže Street is a highlight for fans, providing a unique chance to capture your own “King’s Landing moment.” Even for non-fans, the historic architecture and charming streets make this area a photographer’s paradise.

Secluded Coastal Beauty: Pasjača Beach
For those who love nature and the sea, Pasjača Beach in Konavle is an unmissable destination. Located about 30 km south of Dubrovnik, this hidden pebble beach is nestled beneath cliffs near the village of Popovići. Its crystal-clear waters, dramatic cliffs, and secluded atmosphere make it perfect for stunning beach photography. Recognized as one of Croatia’s top 20 beaches by Condé Nast Traveller, Pasjača is ideal for capturing raw, natural beauty. Be prepared for a short, steep walk down from the parking area, which makes arriving there feel like a special discovery.

Nature, Wine, and History: Pelješac Peninsula
Just an hour’s drive from Dubrovnik, the Pelješac Peninsula is a haven for natural beauty, gastronomy, and historic exploration. Vineyards, oyster farms, and historic sites provide endless photo opportunities against stunning coastal and inland backdrops.
Ston is a highlight, with the second-longest medieval walls in the world (5.5 km) and one of the oldest continuous salt pans. Wine enthusiasts will enjoy local vineyards producing premium Plavac Mali wines, including the full-bodied Dingač and ruby-red Postup. Food lovers can savor fresh Mali Ston oysters straight from the sea—perfectly photogenic as well as delicious.

The Elaphiti Islands: Seascapes and Hidden Bays
Just a short boat ride from Dubrovnik, the Elaphiti Islands offer some of the most photogenic seascapes in the region. Whether you explore by speedboat or sailboat, you’ll discover secluded bays, pebble beaches, and crystal-clear waters framed by lush green hills. Each island has its own charm - Šipan, Lopud, and Koločep are perfect for capturing idyllic coastal views, charming harbours, and moments of serenity on the water. Sunrise and sunset trips are especially magical, when the islands glow in soft, golden light, creating stunning photos for your feed or travel journal.

Picture-Perfect Moments at Sun Gardens Dubrovnik
The resort itself is full of picture-perfect corners to complement your adventures around Dubrovnik. Capture sunrise or sunset from the Club Breakfast Terrace on the rooftop, with unrivalled views of the resort, the Adriatic, and surrounding islands. Each of the three outdoor pools provides a stunning backdrop for relaxed, sun-drenched shots. Breakfast at Orugano Terrace is also highly photogenic, while countless other corners of the resort are waiting for you to discover and share.

For a beachside vibe, head to NUKU Beach, where the crystal-clear waters and stylish lounge areas create a perfect coastal frame. Don’t forget the seaviews from the rooms and suites - ideal for morning coffee shots or golden-hour panoramas. With so many corners and perspectives to explore, the resort itself is a treasure trove of photo opportunities waiting to be discovered.
From panoramic views to hidden gems, Dubrovnik offers moments worth capturing at every turn. Whether inside the resort or exploring the region, your