Čajkovica: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

Čajkovica is one of the settlements within the protected significant landscape of Rijeka Dubrovačka. Rijeka Dubrovačka is a protected, submerged river valley through which the Ombla flows.

Nature and Trails

The springs of Milatovica, Bota, Potoreta and Obod are connected with the upper part of Čajkovica. The pedestrian section between Stara Čajkovica and Golubov Kamen is 1,810 metres long.

A hiking route from the source of the Ombla leads through Stara Čajkovica and offers views over Rijeka Dubrovačka.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Čajkovica can include the village in their travel plans.

History and Culture

The Bota spring supplied Dubrovnik's historic water supply; its construction dates back to 1437. Historic Čajkovica has stone paths and steps lined with dry-stone walls.

A long time ago, an oil mill was located in a large building in Čajkovica. Vegetables were also grown in Čajkovica in the past.

The Toreta residential and agricultural complex in Čajkovica is considered a historical site. The Church of St Michael in Gornja Čajkovica is considered a sacred site.

The former village of Čajkovica was abandoned after a major landslide forced the residents to leave.

Further destinations: Prijevor, Orasac, Osojnik, Dubrovnik, Brsečine, Mrčevo, Mokosica, Bosanka

To the main travel overview: Općina Dubrovnik.