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The journal

Notes from the ridge

Trail guides, honest price breakdowns and straight answers on licences, kids and what to wear — the notes Paula and Ivan share with every guest before the briefing at the Bosanka trailhead.

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The ridge & its history

What you are actually driving across: Mount Srđ with its cable car, cross and fortress; Fort Imperial's road from Napoleonic outpost to Homeland War stronghold; and the King's Landing panoramas the film crews came for. Each guide covers what you see from the trail and what deserves a stop.

The Mount Srđ guide Fort Imperial & the museum Game of Thrones locations

Costs & planning

What a safari really costs and how per-buggy pricing works out per person, which months give you clear views without the August heat or the bura wind, and the clothing that keeps trail dust where it belongs. No hidden-fee surprises at the trailhead.

The cost guide Best time of year What to wear

Driving & family

The machines and the rules: why a category B car licence is all a driver needs, how a two-seat side-by-side buggy differs from a quad, and how families ride the plateau safely with kids from about age five in the passenger seat.

Licence rules explained Buggy vs quad Riding with kids

Everything here is written by the two people who run the operation: Paula Vuković, who coordinates every safari and answers every inquiry personally, and Ivan Radić, who leads the rides and keeps all eight buggies running. No syndicated travel copy — if a trail is dusty in August or the fort museum's hours have slipped, we say so. For what's happening down in the city — festivals, museums, opening times — the official tourist board site is the best source, and for wind and heat we check DHMZ, the national met service, before every single departure. Ready to put any of it into practice? Book a safari or ask us anything first.

Guides

Dubrovnik Beyond the Old Town: 4 Trips Locals Take

Four easy escapes from the Old Town crowds: the Srđ plateau, Bosanka village, the Konavle valley and the Elaphiti islands — with times, transport and honest advice.

By Paula Vuković