Dubrovnik Insider's
Travel Guide

Find out the best ways of getting to Dubrovnik. Due to its isolated position in the very south of Croatia, the easiest way to travel to Dubrovnik would be by plane. Reach Dubrovnik also by catamaran from the islands and Split. Or by bus from many cities in Croatia and abroad.

Dubrovnik can be reached by sea from Italy (the port of Bari) as well as from Split (Central Dalmatia) and the islands of Brac, Hvar, Korcula and Mljet. Note that there are no ferries between Dubrovnik and and other Mediterranean port such as Venice, Santorini, Corfu or Athens.

Reaching Dubrovnik by bus from elsewhere in Croatia is easy as there are bus service to Dubrovnik from almost every corner of the country. If travelling from Europe, you will need to reach Zagreb first then catch bus connection to Dubrovnik.

Your holiday accommodation in Dubrovnik can be hard to choose since there is a wide choice of options available throughout the city. However, each option has its advantages and the best choice will depend on your preferences.

In Dubrovnik you will find many great hotels that are ideal for every kind of holiday - a romantic escape, family holiday, spa break or even a business trip. The quality of hotels varies according to their number of stars, which range from 2 to 5.

For those who seek complete privacy and relaxation renting a holiday villa would be an ideal option. It will offer full comfort during your stay. Most of them feature beautiful gardens often with a swimming pool where you can catch the sun and swim during the warm summer days.

Explore popular Dubrovnik sights, the famous City walls, Sponza Palace, Rector's Palace, Church of St Blaise, Onofrio's Fountains and much more....

Save your time and money while exploring Dubrovnik with Dubrovnik Pass. Free entrances to the top sights (including the City walls), free public transport and a range of discounts in restaurants and store.

There are lots of different ways to explore Dubrovnik's famous sights. Find out our tips and recommendations for the most unique way and choose the best one for you.

Walking the famous Dubrovnik City walls is a must while in Dubrovnik. Take a 2-hour walk along the walls and enjoy stunning views of the Old Town and the island of Lokrum.

The most beautiful views of Dubrovnik and surrounding islands can be enjoyed from the Mount Srdj. That's why you shouldn't skip taking a cable car ride to the top which takes only 3 minutes.

Due to the calm Mediterranean climate and many sunny days, Dubrovnik is ideal for great summer holidays and lazy sunbathing on one of many beaches in the area.

From Dubrovnik, there is plenty to explore, from green islands, national parks to the countryside. Take a boat trip to the Elaphite islands, the island of Mljet or visit Peljesac for tasting local food and wines. Head to Konavle to enjoy pristine nature and get to know local way of life.

Dubrovnik cuisine is typical Mediterranean cuisine based on the abundance of fish and seafood from the Adriatic and seasonal produce from Dubrovnik countryside.

Dubrovnik offers a wide choice of restaurants and taverns serving authentic Dalmatian foods.

Dubrovnik is ideal for holidays that combines sightseeing with being active at the same time. 

Choose from the following activities: sea-kayaking, hiking, biking, sailing, water sports and much more.