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                <title>Cafe Buza</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[After a day spent wandering the enchanting alleyways of Dubrovnik, a well hidden hole in the city walls leads to this stunningly located bar on the rocks. Watch the sunset over the Adriatic with a cold beer, while locals plunge into the water from the high rocks next to you. An astonishingly beautiful place.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Buza (Cold Drinks)</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Either is a very appropriate name for, what must be, one of the coolest bars in the world. Work your way down from the Pile Gate, through the old town which is delightful, find the Jesuit Church and then the "outside wall" - there are a couple of hand written signs saying simply "Cold Drinks". There is a small doorway through the wall which leads you to a tiny bar nestling on jagged rocks. There are only about a dozen tables which all face out to the fabulous Adriatic, various rocks and small islands. Entertainment is provided by local lads slightly showing off by diving off the fairly high rocks and the conversation is a babble of languages with Australian accents to the fore (the Aussies can always find a good Buza!). Magical spot and worth the prices for the views and ambience.]]></description>
                
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                <title>Vapor Bar in Hotel Bellevue</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Croatian design team Gharani Strok designed the interiors for the recently opened five-star Hotel Bellevue. <br><br>The hotel itself is like something from an old James Bond film with its lift to the private beach below built into the rock face.<br><br>The cocktails served in Vapor's bar are something quite special. The terrace is split in two with Vapor on one side and the other side being home to one of the best restaurants in Dubrovnik. The terrace has a wonderful view out over the Adriatic where you can sip your cocktail while watching a whole variety of craft from tall Pirates of The Caribbean ships to little island-hopping taxis moving in and out of Dubrovnik harbour framed by a glorious sunset. <br><br>The Adriatic's most friendly barman made us the perfect Vodka Martinis and told us tales of having to fight in the Balkan war and then finding work on a cruise ship where he learned the art of perfect mixing. My boyfriend and I spent a magical evening sipping amazing cocktails and watching the moonlight dance over the Adriatic. Bliss!]]></description>
                
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                <title>Nightlife on Lopud island</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Lopud is perhaps not the best choice-unless you make it that way yourselves. There are a few bars and restaurants and that's really it. We<br>were treated to in-hotel entertainment, folk music, quizzes and some dancing.]]></description>
                
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