Čajkovica: Hotels and Accommodation

Čajkovica is one of the settlements within the protected area known as the “Rijeka Dubrovačka Significant Landscape”. Rijeka Dubrovačka is a protected, flooded river valley through which the Ombla flows.

For travelers who would like to book a hotel, this location page leads to the accommodation search for Čajkovica.

Nature and Trails

A hiking trail from the Ombla spring passes through Stara Čajkovica and offers views over Rijeka Dubrovačka. The pedestrian section between Stara Čajkovica and Golubov Kamen is 1,810 meters long.

The springs of Milatovica, Bota, Potoreta, and Obod are associated with the upper part of Čajkovica.

Culture and History

In historic Čajkovica, stone paths and stone steps lined with dry-stone walls run through the area. The Bota spring supplied Dubrovnik’s historic water supply; construction of this water supply is dated to 1437.

A large building in Čajkovica formerly housed an olive mill. Historically, vegetables were grown in Čajkovica. The Toreta residential and agricultural complex in Čajkovica is designated as a historic site.

The Church of Saint Michael in Gornja Čajkovica is designated as a religious heritage site. The former village of Čajkovica was abandoned after a major landslide drove out its residents.

For further options: Brsečine, Mokosica, Lopud, Bosanka, Mrčevo, Osojnik, Komolac, Trsteno.

For the broader travel overview: Municipality of Dubrovnik.