22–27 Oct 2018
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Europe/Zagreb timezone

Travel Information

As Dubrovnik is the most southern city in Croatia, the most practical way to reach it is to do so by air, especially as there’s a very good frequency of flights during the summer months.

The airport is located some 20 km south of the city. See e.g. this link for connections. We recommend public transportation because it is convenient enough, although there is also a taxi or Uber:
 
Take Airport Shuttle Bus and get off at the Pile Gate, change to Libertas Bus No6 and get off at the Post office Lapad (10th stop). The regular Dubrovnik Airport Shuttle Bus service is provided by Atlas Agency in Dubrovnik.  Upon arrival buses meet all scheduled flights at the Dubrovnik Airport for a transfer to Dubrovnik Main Bus Station
Bus will be parked alongside the building. It leaves the airport after most or all passengers have cleared the arrivals area.  Tickets are bought on the bus, a one-way ticket is 40 Croatian Kuna, while a return ticket is 70 Croatian Kuna. After leaving Dubrovnik Airport it first stops at Pile Gate in front of Old Town Dubrovnik, continuing afterwards to the Main Bus Station in Gruž Port. Participants need to exit at the Pile gate, take Bus No 6 and exit at Post office Lapad (10th Station).

 

TO GO BACK: 

Best solution is to get bus n. 7 at the usual roundabout above the hotel, get off at the last stop where the airport shuttle can be found. Bus n. 7 takes 15 minutes and shuttle takes 35 minutes. Here are the timetables:

Other solutions are 1) to get bus n. 6 and get off after three stops (Starcevica) and wait for the airport shuttle there; 2) get bus n. 6, get off at Pile Gate, walk until the "cable car station" and wait forthe shuttle there. Beware that the shuttle may be full in these stops.  

Getting to Dubrovnik – Flights from Europe

The following routes are all direct. You may also be able to reach other destinations in the following countries with a stopover – for example, Germanwings offer flights from a number of other destinations in Germany via stopovers at the cities listed below. Many of the flights listed below operate only during summer.

Flights from Austria to Dubrovnik

Flights from Belgium to Dubrovnik

Flights from the Czech Republic to Dubrovnik

Flights from Denmark to Dubrovnik

  • Norwegian flights from Copenhagen
  • SAS flights from Copenhagen

Flights from England to Dubrovnik

  • British Airways operate flights from London Gatwick almost year-round
  • Easyjet  flights from London Stansted and London Gatwick, from Edinburgh and from Bristol
  • Monarch fly from London Gatwick and Birmingham
  • Thomson have flights from London Gatwick, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, Newcastle and Glasgow Jet2.com fly from Leeds Bradford, Manchester, Edinburgh, Belfast, Newcastle and East Midlands
  • Norwegian  flights from London Gatwick
  • Aer Lingus flights from Dublin

Flights from Finland to Dubrovnik

Flights from France to Dubrovnik

Flights from Germany to Dubrovnik:

  • Air Berlin flights from Berlin, Dusseldorf and Nuremburg
  • Croatia Airlines  flights from Berlin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt and Munich 
  • Easyjet flights from Berlin
  • GermanWings flights from Berlin, Cologne/Bonn, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Hanover and Stuttgart
  • Lufthansa flights from Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Munich and Berlin

Flights from Greece to Dubrovnik

Flights from Italy to Dubrovnik

Flights from Israel to Dubrovnik:

Flights from Latvia to Dubrovnik:

Flights from the Netherlands to Dubrovnik:

Flights from Norway to Dubrovnik

  • Norwegian flights from Trondheim, Bergen, Stavanger and Oslo
  • SAS flights from Oslo

Flights from Serbia to Dubrovnik

Flights from Spain to Dubrovnik

Flights from Sweden to Dubrovnik:

  • Norwegian flights from Stockholm
  • SAS flights from Stockholm

Flights from Switzerland to Dubrovnik

Getting to Dubrovnik – Flying via Zagreb

Croatia Airlines have several daily flights a week from Zagreb to Dubrovnik. If you can’t find a suitable flight direct to Dubrovnik, see if you can fly/travel to Zagreb and then get a Croatia Airlines flight from there.

Getting to Dubrovnik by Bus and Ferry from Europe

There is an international bus service from Trieste in Italy, which takes about 12 hours, and is run by Autotrans.

There are also bus services to Dubrovnik from neighbouring Bosnia & Hercegovina and Montenegro – see more details on the Dubrovnik Bus Station website.

There is also an international ferry service from Bari that runs from late March to late October (with a higher frequency in summer) that is operated by Jadrolinija. Do also see our travelling from Bari section for more details.