You’ll ride two ziplines high above Dubrovnik at sunset with local guides who know every story on Srđ hill. There’s a practice run to calm your nerves, then real flights with wild views over Old Town and the sea. Afterwards you’ll share local wine as dusk settles in — it’s equal parts thrill and quiet beauty.
I’ll admit, I almost chickened out when we pulled up to Srđ hill — the city was glowing below us, and the wire looked way steeper than I’d pictured. Our guide, Marko, just grinned and handed me the harness like he’d seen it all before. He cracked a joke about my “white knuckles” (fair) and showed us how to clip in. The wind smelled faintly of pine and something salty from the sea — you could hear cicadas buzzing somewhere behind us.
We did a practice run first, which helped more than I expected. Marko explained the safety stuff without making it boring (he even told us a story about his grandma trying the zipline last year). Then came the real deal: two actual rides on the main lines, right as the sun started dipping behind Lokrum island. I don’t know if it was adrenaline or just that view — Old Town’s rooftops glowing orange, islands scattered like coins — but my heart was pounding in a good way. My friend tried to film but mostly got blurry sky and our nervous laughter.
Afterwards we sat on these rough rocks at the edge of the platform, legs dangling, sipping cold local wine straight from little bottles. Marko pointed out where his family used to fish down below — he seemed proud in this quiet way. The light faded fast; someone nearby started humming an old tune I didn’t recognize. I still think about that feeling — nerves fading into something softer while Dubrovnik turned gold below us.
The activity itself is around 1-2 hours including transport, safety briefing, training run, two main rides, and time for wine at sunset.
The experience includes transport to Srđ hill in an air-conditioned vehicle but not specifically hotel pickup.
This tour isn’t recommended for travelers with spinal injuries or poor cardiovascular health.
No prior experience is needed; guides provide full instructions and a training run before the main ziplines.
No meal is included but you do get bottled water and a small bottle of local wine after ziplining.
Wear comfortable clothing suitable for outdoor activity; closed shoes are best for safety on equipment.
You’ll ride both main lines once each after your training run—so two full-length rides above Dubrovnik.
The reference doesn’t specify age limits; check directly with organizers if traveling with kids.
Your day includes roundtrip transport up Srđ hill in an air-conditioned vehicle, all fees and insurance covered, use of professional zipline equipment plus instruction from licensed guides. After your two main rides (and a warmup), you’ll get bottled water during activity and finish with a small bottle of local wine as you watch sunset settle over Dubrovnik’s rooftops.
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