Srebreno: Hotels and Accommodation

Srebreno lies on the shore of Župa Bay. Those wishing to book a hotel in Srebreno can continue their accommodation search afterwards.

Culture

The Church of the Sacred Heart in Srebreno dates from 1912. The Chapel of St Nicholas dates from the 16th century; it is also known as St Ruže Limske and St Ruse, belongs to the Madeško complex, and is under preventive protection. Srebreno is first mentioned in 1294. The Chapel of the Sacred Heart is recognised as cultural heritage in Srebreno.

Nature

Srebreno Bay is classified as a turtle corridor in Croatia's national ecological network. Srebreno is surrounded by lush Mediterranean vegetation. Its location facing the sea is appreciated for views from the sea and towards the sea.

Getting Around

The Srebreno promenade is recommended for an evening walk. The Župka statue stands there, depicting a woman carrying a basket on her way to the local green market. The Srebreno–Goričina–Kupari promenade is a pedestrian route.

By the Water

A municipal regulation applies to Srebreno Beach, under which public access is equal and entry is free of charge. The municipal maritime programme for Srebreno Beach includes cleaning the beach, replenishing and levelling the gravel, and repairing the beach promenades after bad weather. Under the 2024–2028 maritime plan, seven hospitality terraces are planned at Srebreno Beach. Under the same plan, Srebreno Beach is designated for sandolines, pedal boats, and kayaks.

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To the main travel overview: Općina Župa Dubrovačka.