dubrovnik

Dubrovnik

Croatia

Best Time to Visit
May to June, September to October
Getting Around
Well Connected
Travel Style
City & Culture

Overview

The Pearl of the Adriatic gleams with marble streets, medieval walls, terracotta rooftops, and Adriatic views so stunning they became King's Landing on screen.

Cost of Travel

Daily budget guide for Dubrovnik — what you can expect to spend per person including accommodation, meals, transport, and activities.

Budget~$50~$85

per person per day

Mid-Range~$120~$210

per person per day

Premium~$350~$700

per person per day

Approximate costs in USD based on today's exchange rates.

Explore Dubrovnik

Do

Dadiro Viera

4.9(82)Maps
Do

Plitvice Lakes National Park

4.8(124,939)Maps

National park known for lakes, alpine forests, waterfalls & caves, plus hiking trails.

Do

Dubrovnik West Harbour

4.8(646)Maps

Photography is popular at this snug bay in quaint surrounds as seen in the “Game of Thrones" series.

Do

Fort Bokar

4.8(551)Maps

This massive oceanside fortress built in the 15th century is noted for its cylindrical architecture.

Do

Clock Tower of Dubrovnik

4.8(317)Maps

Landmark tower damaged & rebuilt since the 15th century, with a huge bronze bell & an elegant dome.

Do

Old Town and Lokrum Viewpoint

4.8(227)Maps

Where to Stay

🏨 Stayultra-luxury

Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik

4.8(1,284)Maps

A legendary 5-star hotel perched on the cliffs east of Old Town with panoramic sea views, a private beach, and Michelin-level dining.

🏨 Staymid-range

Hotel Lero

A comfortable hotel a short walk from the Old Town with a pool, sea views, and a good-value restaurant.

Where to Eat

🍽️ Eatfine-dining

Restaurant 360

4.7(1,137)Maps

Mediterranean

A Michelin-starred restaurant set dramatically atop the Old Town walls at St. John's Fortress, serving creative Mediterranean cuisine.

🍽️ Eatmid-range

Konoba Ribar

Croatian Seafood

A simple Old Town konoba serving fresh-caught fish, black risotto, and grilled octopus in a casual stone-walled setting.

Travel Tips

  • Walk the city walls early morning to beat the heat and cruise ship crowds
  • Swim at Banje Beach or the cliff bars east of Old Town
  • Take the cable car to Mount Srd for the best panoramic view
  • Game of Thrones fans: the Old Town is King's Landing — guided tours available
  • Day trip to Montenegro's Bay of Kotor (2 hours) or Mostar (3 hours)
  • Visit in May or October to avoid summer crowds and cruise ship passengers

Getting There & Around

The Old Town is entirely pedestrian — no vehicles inside the walls. City buses connect the Old Town (Pile Gate) to Lapad, Gruz port, and the airport. Taxis and Uber are available. The cable car to Mount Srd is accessible. Ferries to Lokrum and the Elafiti Islands depart from the Old Port.

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