Novak Djokovic enjoys a much-needed family vacation in Dubrovnik ahead of a delayed start to the US Open preparations

Djokovic was spotted with his family on his luxury yacht. 

Novak Djokovic enjoys a much-needed family vacation in Dubrovnik ahead of a delayed start to the US Open preparations

Djokovic enjoying his break with family (Credit: Kurir)

Novak Djokovic, the world-renowned Serbian tennis player, is enjoying a relaxing family holiday in his spare time. Following his historic run at Wimbledon, the tennis legend took a well-deserved break to relax and make memories with his family. After a quick stop in Montenegro, the tennis legend set sail on his magnificent yacht to the gorgeous city of Dubrovnik, accompanied by his adoring wife, Jelena Djokovic, and their two adorable children, Stefan and Tara.

The Djokovic family’s wonderful moments have been documented in photos from their water-filled adventures. Djokovic was spotted having fun in the sea, even pulling his wife into the water. The children’s faces were filled with excitement and happiness as they had many moments of fun with their adoring parents. Djokovic and Jelena’s love and passion for each other were on full display among the splashes and laughs.

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The family had a great time at an inflatable aqua park floating on the sea near Dubrovnik’s Copacabana Beach. Djokovic was dressed in white swimming trunks with a colorful green shark motif, and Jelena was in a red bikini. Djokovic and Jelena, high school sweethearts turned life partners, have been married since 2014.

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Novak Djokovic opts out of Canadian Open

Novak Djokovic
Novak Djokovic (Credit:- Sky News)

Novak Djokovic confirmed his intention to forgo the upcoming Canadian Open. The Serbian stated that his decision to withdraw from the event was motivated by the need for a well-deserved break.

Following a tight and emotionally charged struggle at Wimbledon, in which Djokovic lost heartbreakingly to Carlos Alcaraz, the tennis ace stated a wish to take some time off to recuperate. His loss against Alcaraz in the tournament ended his quest for a record 24th Grand Slam victory, but he has vowed to come back better at the US Open.

While Djokovic will miss the Canadian Open, he is preparing for a strong comeback on hard courts at the Cincinnati Open. The tournament, which is set to begin on August 13, will serve as a critical warm-up for the prestigious US Open, which is set to begin on August 28.

While his absence in Canada may upset some fans, his appearance at the Cincinnati Open and subsequent preparations for the US Open provide a preview of the difficult competition that awaits him.

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