Dubrovnik Videos

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Zoom Vacations' Mediterranean Mega-Yacht Voyage took us from Venice to Athens and many points in between! Video Highlights include Mykonos, Ephesus, and fun on the yacht.

Michael's travels in New Europe take him to Croatia.

Located to the far south of Croatia on the Adriatic, Dubrovnik, also known as Ragusa, is a fortified town that bears witness to a rich and turbulent past. A visit to its cobbled streets, monuments, cathedral, Rector's Place and monasteries is one you will never forget.

Beyonce in Dubrovnik - Gil's restaurant

After a short flight in a single-engined plane, Bridget Marquardt gives us an intimate tour of Golden Horn Beach. Bridget's Sexiest Beaches premieres Thursday, March 12th at 10PM ET, only on Travel Channel. http://www.travelchannel.com/TV_Shows/Bridget

Dubrovnik Symphony Orchestra; Zlatan Srzic - Conductor; Ivana Marija Vidovic - Soloist; J.S. Bach: Concerto for piano and Orchestra iv A-major, BWV 1066; -Larghetto; -Allegro; -Allegro ma non troppo; Fort Revelin. 18/3/2003 Dubrovnik; www.ivanavidovich.com

Sometimes you just accept something because there's nothing else to do. Drinking with our hostel "dad" in Dubrovnik, Croatia.

This time we're venturing beyond the crowds, exploring the two most inviting and stable parts of what was Yugoslavia: the independent countries of Slovenia and Croatia.