Located near the border with Montenegro, between mountains and the Adriatic Sea, the Konavle Valley is a scenic escape from Dubrovnik. And there's no better way to see its best bits than with a thrilling 4x4 safari. You'll whizz through sleepy villages towards River Ljuta, where you'll stop for a tasty local lunch. Then, the adrenaline continues as you head high to the clifftops for panoramic views.

Konavle 4x4 Safari Tour
- Whizz through the Konavle Valley on a 4x4 tour
- Speed through villages, scenic landscapes and panoramic views
- Tuck into lunch in a restaurant along the River Ljuta
4x4 tour
Lunch
- Not suitable for expectant mothers or guests with back problems
- Not suitable for wheelchairs
- Children must be supervised by an adult (over 18 years) at all time
- Bring a valid driving licence
- English-speaking guide for all nationalities
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