Doli: Hotels and Accommodation

Doli is mentioned in records from the 15th century and extends around part of a karst valley between Doli Bay and Kuti Bay in the Mali Ston Channel.

Coast

Doli Bay has a small stone-built pier; the water depth directly beside it is 2.5 to 3 metres. Doli is also home to Plaža Doli, a beach.

Dubrovačko primorje is described as a coastal landscape combining olive groves, vineyards, bays, beaches, vegetation, stone and Mediterranean plants.

Culture and History

The Church of Velika Gospa in Đonta Doli dates from the 16th century. Ornamented stećci stand around the church. Doli's settlement also includes a square tower built for defence against pirates. Traditional folk architecture in Doli includes local features such as enclosed wells.

Špilja u uvali Domaglina is a speleological and archaeological site in Doli. Stara straža / Gomila 10 is an archaeological site in Rudine, within the Zaton Doli–Đonta Doli area. Gradac, Istočna Gradina s gomilom, is an archaeological site in the Đonta Doli–Rudine area.

The Adriatic Tourist Road is described as connecting: it connects Dubrovačko primorje with the surrounding area and Dubrovnik. Doli is also one of the smaller ports that were historically connected by regular shipping services with Dubrovnik, Korčula and other ports in Dubrovačko primorje and on the Pelješac Peninsula.

Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Doli can then continue searching for accommodation. Other destinations: Ošlje, Topolo, Banići, Slano, Štedrica, Majkovi and Mravinca.

For the overview of the higher-level travel destination: Općina Dubrovačko Primorje.