두브로브니크-네레트바‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪20‬개의 천연기념물

Keeping you on the right track

It's worth it

In 1859, Archduke Maximilian (then Viceroy of Veneto) and his wife, Charlotte of Belgium, discovered the island. Enchanted by the location, Charlotte purchased it, and the imperial couple transformed the former monastery—then in ruins—into a summer residence. Following the botanical tradition of the Benedictines, Maximilian devoted much of his efforts to transforming the island into a veritable exotic garden, with specimens from Australia and South America. Source: Wikipedia

After a somewhat steep climb, you will be rewarded with a magnificent view of the island and the nature reserve at the summit.

This hiking trail, which also leads to Mount Montokuc, is very well signposted and leads through beautiful scenery. The path becomes somewhat rocky and unpaved on the ascent, so sturdy footwear is essential.

Watch out for snakes

Beautifully landscaped botanical garden, which is artificially irrigated, is home to numerous palm trees and other plants and a constant concert of crickets sweetens every hike.

Outside the arboretum, on the road leading from Dubrovnik to Neum, there are two 500-year-old plane trees brought here from the Bosphorus. They are about 60 meters high, 13 meters in circumference and 6 meters in diameter. PL Outside the arboretum, on the road leading from Dubrovnik to Neum, there are two 500-year-old plane trees brought here from the Bosphorus. They are about 60 meters high, 13 meters in circumference and 6 meters in diameter. Source and more: https://pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arboretum_w_Trstenie