A magical place, filled with pure, natural energy and crystal clear water, where good health can be restored and the simple pleasures of life can be enjoyed in peace and tranquillity.

Molunat is a beautiful fishing village with a safe and protected bay; a hidden gem between Dubrovnik and Montenegro, in the heart of Konavle County on the southern end of the Dalmatian coast. Whether for a day trip, a holiday, or to use as a base to explore the area, you will find everything you need.

Being ecologically preserved, and blessed with its own mild micro-climate, it is the perfect place to relax and revive your soul. Loved by locals and visitors alike, life in harmony with nature, once discovered, Molunat is somewhere you will never want to leave.

There is something magical about this place. It is somewhere to visit, relax and revitalise in nature, however it is also ideal if you want to explore, or maybe try out one of the many activities on offer here.

Molunat is not on the tourist trail, therefore maintains its natural beauty, and everyone here has a respect for nature, all the landscape being ecologically preserved. Being only 43km from Dubrovnik and less than half an hour from the airport, it is loved for its superb location and positive impact on health and wellbeing.

The village is based around a coastline stretching a mile or so, with many little bathing coves with the possibility of find a spot just for you. The sea is crystal clear, and Molunat has its own micro-climate as it is protected by the nearby island.

Whether you are a land lover, a water baby, whether you like to take it easy or enjoy a bit of adventure, every option is on your doorstep in Molunat.

All activities are centred around being outside and making the most of the environment, while enjoying your favourite pastime. Choose from snorkelling and diving, yoga and meditation, horse riding, hiking, fishing, coasteering, kayaking and paddle-boarding (SUP), or simply getting some quiet time to yourself in one of the many secret coves. For those looking for a holiday focused on health and wellbeing, we can help you tailor the perfect break. If you are just visiting for the day, it is possible to book your activities through us in advance and make sure you get the most out of your time here.

Just drop us an email and we will be happy to help.

If you are travelling by car, the region is your oyster and if you do not have your own, there are numerous car hire options at Dubrovnik airport. Or, for a totally unique and authentic experience you can hire a quirky little Renault 4 from Konavle Travel. With a car (or a driver) you can drive the coastal road from Molunat north through Mikulići, Poljice, Radovčići, and onto Popovići, where you can drop down to the stunning Pasjača Beach, named the best beach in Europe 2019 by Best Destinations. Going inland, you can explore the valley of Konavle, and take in the sights of Čilipi, Pridvorje, Sokol Grad, and the River Ljuta, for breath-taking views, peaceful surroundings, local konobas (restaurants), and some great wineries.

This is also an area for lovers of hiking, exploring the mountain range at the back of the Konavle valley. For the intrepid adventurers, you can park up at Mihanići village and climb Sniježnica mountain for the most spectacular panoramic views of the Croatian coast, islands and two other countries – Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Travelling south from Molunat, you can reach Montenegro within 20 minutes. On the way perhaps stop off at Prevlaka, a small peninsula with a large fortress just before the border with Montenegro and the Bay of Kotor.

Without a car, there is also a local bus service which leaves from the harbour. An early bus will take you to Dubrovnik for a day trip and you can also access Cavtat and Mlini, where you can get a boat to Dubrovnik or Lokrum island – a must for Game of Thrones fans.

If you want a true Adriatic Sea experience, it is possible to hire a boat and skipper from Molunat itself and they can arrange a tailored boat trip just for you!

Whatever your budget, there are many options for places to stay in Molunat, but in the high season, your choices may be more limited, so it is best to book ahead.

Don’t expect any large hotels, there isn’t a single one in Molunat, all part of its charm! It is far from being a buzzing metropolis, however if you want the serenity of village life then Molunat is perfect for you. Instead, expect authentic family-run guest houses and villas, most of which are situated around the bay, so they all have sea-views and are a stones’ throw away from the water when a swim takes your fancy. There is also a fantastic campsite, with perhaps the best location, just steps away from the beach.

You won’t find late-night venues open for partygoers here. Most visitors to Molunat, and locals too are lovers of the outdoors, so you need not worry about being kept up by noise in the evenings. Instead, expect a good night’s sleep, and just the sound of the coyotes at night, birds early in the morning, and maybe a boat or two returning with their catch of fish for the day!