Molunat, Coastal settlement in Konavle, Croatia
Molunat sits along the southeastern Adriatic coast with two protected bays that provide natural harbor spaces surrounded by stone houses and Mediterranean vegetation.
Settlement here dates back to the 15th century when the Dubrovnik Republic established control over the Konavle region and secured its southern frontier.
Fishing traditions shape daily life here, with locals maintaining small boats and continuing practices passed down through families for centuries.
The settlement connects to Dubrovnik by regional roads that remain accessible year-round, making it easy to reach for a day visit or longer stay.
This place marks the southernmost inhabited point of mainland Croatia, positioned just kilometers from the Montenegrin border near Prevlaka.
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