Buza Bar
Cliffside cave bar reached through a gap in the old city walls, plastic cups and rock-ledge cliff jumps included.
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This guide to Buza Bar in Dubrovnik starts with an argument tourists don't realize is pointless: there are two cave bars, Buza and Buza Two, both reached through the same iron gate in the old city wall, both serving drinks in plastic cups with no ice. Beneath either terrace is the real draw, a jump into the Adriatic that visitors treat as a rite of passage while locals quietly track which submerged rocks make it dangerous. The guide follows a string of visitors who learned that gap the hard way, including a Brit who needed his face rebuilt and an Australian who needed jaw surgery. Stand at the gate and listen for the splash, the pause, and usually the laughter.
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