Dubrovnik's Buza Bar praised by Guardian readers

The popular cliffside Croatia holiday drinking spot in Dubrovnik has won praise from Guardian readers as one of the most unique bars on the planet.

Situated along the scenic Dalmatian coast, Buza Bar has long been a popular spot among drinkers keen to soak up the natural beauty of the Adriatic.

Whether stopping off during one of the many Croatia tours in the region, or taking a break from a Dubrovnik cruise of the sea below, Buza Bar is a must-see.

Guardian readers evidently agree too, after the newspaper published its pick of reader reviews from around the globe.

Featured alongside bars from the likes of Tokyo, Paris and Brussels, the Buza Bar won special praise for the low-key nature of its setting and directions.

"Work your way down through the old town to the Jesuit church, and nearby there are a couple of hand-written signs saying simply 'Cold Drinks' the reviewer explains.

Perched on the edge of the iconic Dubrovnik Cliffside, the bar is "a magical spot and worth the prices for the views and ambience".

Dubrovnik is easily accessible from the UK too, with Newcastle offering low-cost flights to Dubrovnik via Jet2holidays.

With plenty of chances to sail Croatia and soak up the regional atmosphere alongside a drink or two, there has never been a better time to visit.