Sorry I didn’t see your query earlier, but for other travellers, my advice is buy the ticket online as it is cheaper than buying at the bus stops in Dubrovnik

No. It’s too tiny an island. You can easily walk around.

Dat denk ik wel, maar weet dat niet zeker. Maar het is gewoon een weg. En daarnaast een looppad

Hi Cavtat is a lovely place - lots of places to eat overlooking the bay and little shops I don’t recall any beaches there but do recall people bathing on the rocks and jumping in to swim But only a few mins away by boat taxi is Mlini where there are lovely beaches Mlini is also worth considering as a place to stay The boat taxis are so frequent and drop off and pick up from all the little resorts you don’t need a car unless you want to explore further afield like we did. We went to Montenegro and drove around the fjord which was stunning. We also drove up into the hills where there are amazing restaurants hidden away There is also a good bus service that goes to Dubrovnik The water taxis operate every day until around midnight Hope this is helpful

The beaches are quite pebbly and rocky and I would suggest you take beach shoes other wise it is quite difficult to walk into the sea. The water was still quite cold in June but nice and clean

Very easy and you can take the short way back just at the. Us station!

The only car park I'm aware of is by the bus station. When you come down the hill into the town the road towards the sea has barriers - follow the road slightly right instead and you will find the car park. Enjoy your visit- it's a lovely place

Yes it's pretty flat but consider how far you want to walk in the summer, it was 29 deg in May. Maybe walk early. There definitely is a food market,but I can't remember what day it was. Loads of places to eat, and a few shops. Hourly boat trips to Dubrovnik are quite cheap, but it's quicker bu Taxi.

Hi the Epidarus is at the far end of Cavtat and is probably a 15 minute walk to the port if you don't stop to take photos! There are a few bars near what I think is the Albatross hotel although not all were open when we were there- we returned last week. There are a few more restaurants as you reach the Hotel Cavtat and then you are only 5 minutes from the port. You will need Kunas definitely and will see notices in some places telling you that Euros are not accepted. If you think you might head into Montenegro then make sure you take Euros with you. Enjoy - it is absolutely stunning

I do not know. There were a few vendors, mostly vegetables, etc. the day I was there.