Dubrovnik City Guide

Explore Dubrovnik's UNESCO-listed Old Town at your own pace with a self-guided tour that combines medieval history, stunning Adriatic views, and iconic filming locations. This immersive experience lets you discover 13th-16th century fortifications, cobblestone streets, and panoramic lookouts while avoiding crowded group tours.

HOW TO REACH

Reaching Dubrovnik is straightforward via air, bus, ferry, or car. Here’s a streamlined guide:

By Air
Dubrovnik Airport, located south of the city, serves major European hubs with seasonal and year-round flights. Transfer options:

Shuttle Bus: Runs after flight arrivals, costs about €10 to central stops like Pile Gate.

Taxi: Fixed-rate rides to the city center cost roughly €40.

Local Buses: Affordable public buses connect the airport to key areas.

By Bus
Direct buses operate from neighboring countries like Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro, as well as Croatian cities. Popular routes include Split and Mostar.

By Ferry
Seasonal international ferries arrive from Italy, while domestic catamarans link coastal cities like Split and nearby islands.

By Car
Driving provides flexibility, though coastal roads can be narrow. Note: The Pelješac Bridge now bypasses border checks when entering from northern Croatia.

Tips

Book airport transfers online for better rates.

Arrive early to secure Old Town parking.

Combine bus and taxi rides for cost efficiency.

Check ferry and bus schedules in advance for seasonal adjustments.