Vitaljina

Vitaljina is a small settlement in Konavle municipality at the southernmost tip of mainland Croatia. The village spreads across hilly terrain near the Adriatic Sea and features houses typical of this southern coastal region.

The settlement sits on a centuries-old boundary between Croatian and Montenegrin territory and was shaped by Mediterranean influences. This location made the place a strategic point between two cultures and spheres of influence.

Local people keep alive the traditional customs and celebrations that define southern Dalmatian life. These practices shape daily life and show how deeply rooted communities are to this region.

The village uses postal code 20215 with Gruda as its post town and sits in the Central European time zone. Visitors should know that the region is relatively remote and should allow travel time to reach it.

The village sits on the southernmost border line of mainland Croatia and marks the transition to neighboring Montenegro. This extreme southern position makes it a special place to experience the edge of the country.