



by ATV Arboretum
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€180The tour starts in the village of Orašac, near Dubrovnik, where participants receive a briefing before beginning the ATV ride. The ride covers about four hours through the Dubrovnik countryside, passing areas with medieval architecture and natural landscapes. The route includes a stop in Ljubač, a small village with around 60 residents, where guests can observe local life and surroundings. The tour continues along the French Road, also called Napoleon's Road, an early 19th-century unfinished road that demonstrates historical road construction techniques. Riders reach the highest point accessible by ATV at Zaton Bay, where panoramic views of the bay are available. The tour also includes a visit to the Arboretum, a botanical garden area showcasing local plant species. Included in the tour is a traditional brunch prepared by local residents, featuring locally grown food and accompanied by both alcoholic and carbonated beverages. Guests visit an old olive oil mill where they can taste locally produced olive oil. Options are available for solo or shared ATV rides. A valid driving license is required for those driving the ATVs.
Orasac
The tour starts in Orašac, a small village near Dubrovnik. Riders experience natural surroundings and view landscapes untouched by modern development. The local guide provides historical information about this centuries-old settlement.
30 min
Ljubac
The route passes through Ljubač, a village in Dubrovnik-Neretva County at 99 meters elevation. Covering 2.72 km², Ljubač had 62 residents in 2011, all Croatian. Nearby localities include Gromača, Kliševo, Orašac, Zaton, Trsteno, Mrčevo, Osojnik, Koločep, Brsečine, and Pobrežje.
90 min
Zaton
At Zaton, the tour reaches the highest point accessible by ATV, offering panoramic views of the bay. This location is suitable for taking photos of the Dubrovnik area.
30 min
The French Road or Napoleon's Road
The tour follows the French Road, built between 1810 and 1811. This road is an early 19th-century architectural work that was never completed, allowing visitors to observe all stages of its construction.
30 min
We are based in Izletište Koraćevo in Orašac, Adress: Orašac, Pod Đurđevom Crkvom 25.
End point
We are based in Izletište Koraćevo in Orašac, Adress: Orašac, Pod Đurđevom Crkvom 25.




by ATV Arboretum
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€180The tour starts in the village of Orašac, near Dubrovnik, where participants receive a briefing before beginning the ATV ride. The ride covers about four hours through the Dubrovnik countryside, passing areas with medieval architecture and natural landscapes. The route includes a stop in Ljubač, a small village with around 60 residents, where guests can observe local life and surroundings. The tour continues along the French Road, also called Napoleon's Road, an early 19th-century unfinished road that demonstrates historical road construction techniques. Riders reach the highest point accessible by ATV at Zaton Bay, where panoramic views of the bay are available. The tour also includes a visit to the Arboretum, a botanical garden area showcasing local plant species. Included in the tour is a traditional brunch prepared by local residents, featuring locally grown food and accompanied by both alcoholic and carbonated beverages. Guests visit an old olive oil mill where they can taste locally produced olive oil. Options are available for solo or shared ATV rides. A valid driving license is required for those driving the ATVs.
Orasac
The tour starts in Orašac, a small village near Dubrovnik. Riders experience natural surroundings and view landscapes untouched by modern development. The local guide provides historical information about this centuries-old settlement.
30 min
Ljubac
The route passes through Ljubač, a village in Dubrovnik-Neretva County at 99 meters elevation. Covering 2.72 km², Ljubač had 62 residents in 2011, all Croatian. Nearby localities include Gromača, Kliševo, Orašac, Zaton, Trsteno, Mrčevo, Osojnik, Koločep, Brsečine, and Pobrežje.
90 min
Zaton
At Zaton, the tour reaches the highest point accessible by ATV, offering panoramic views of the bay. This location is suitable for taking photos of the Dubrovnik area.
30 min
The French Road or Napoleon's Road
The tour follows the French Road, built between 1810 and 1811. This road is an early 19th-century architectural work that was never completed, allowing visitors to observe all stages of its construction.
30 min
We are based in Izletište Koraćevo in Orašac, Adress: Orašac, Pod Đurđevom Crkvom 25.
End point
We are based in Izletište Koraćevo in Orašac, Adress: Orašac, Pod Đurđevom Crkvom 25.