Molunat includes natural beaches at Uvala Godan, Uvala Roševa and Velja dolina.
Those planning a stay in Molunat can consider renting a holiday apartment.
Coast and Nature
The marine habitats in Molunat include Posidonia meadows and infralittoral rocky seabeds. The ecological network site HR2001260 Poluotok Molunat includes Mediterranean coastal cliffs with endemic Limonium species.
The Gora od Molunta peninsula encloses Gornji Molunat Bay to the southeast and Donji Molunat Bay to the northwest. The island of Veli Škoj protects Gornji Molunat from strong southerly winds.
Luka Gornji Molunat is a landing place of local importance and a tourist anchorage for the Molunat area.
Culture and History
Visible remains of defensive walls and fortifications have been preserved on the Gora od Molunta peninsula. Archaeological excavations in Metale uncovered two ancient buildings in 1973.
In addition, there are archaeological finds on land and in the sea around Molunat.
Activities
The Molunat–Strašnjik hiking route is recorded as taking 1 hour, 18 minutes and 9 seconds.
Organized kayaking trips cover the wider coastline from Cavtat to Molunat; they may include fishing and birdwatching. The wreck of the Austro-Hungarian cruiser Kaiser also lies near Molunat and is a dive site at a depth of 30 to 42 metres.
Local Character and Cuisine
Molunat is considered a small fishing and tourist village. All campsites in the Konavle area are located there.
In the wider Konavle area, restaurants and taverns emphasize local, organic and traditionally prepared Dalmatian cuisine. The culinary context includes Malvasija dubrovačka and other indigenous grape varieties such as Plavac mali.
