Dubrovnik Airport

Dubrovnik International Airport is situated in Cilipi, which is 20 km to the south from Dubrovnik city and only 5 km from Cavtat. The two renovated modern terminals handle about 1,5 million passengers every year.

Transfer to / from Dubrovnik Airport

Dubrovnik Airport has rather good connection with Dubrovnik city (transfer will take about 30 minutes) and Cavtat (8 minutes drive). The several transfer options can be choosen, depending on your accommodation location.

How to get from Dubrovnik Airport to Dubrovnik by bus?

Dubrovnik Airport bus: The Atlas buses leave from the airport after the arrival of the scheduled flights. In 30 minutes drive they will take you to the Dubrovnik city, the first stop is near the entrance to the Old Town (Pile Gate) and the end point is the Main Bus Station near the Gruz Port.

If you go from Dubrovnik to the airport, you need to take a bus from the Main Bus Station, which leaves 1,5 hours before the local flights departure and 2 hours before the departure of the international scheduled flights. The one way ticket you can buy from the bus driver, it costs 35 kuna.

Public bus: The local Libertas buses number 11, 27, 38, colored in yellow and white, run through the airport and take you to the Main Bus Station in Dubrovnik. The ticket price is 15 kuna, if buy it in the bus, and 12 kuna, if you buy it from the newspaper kiosk.

How to get from Dubrovnik Airport to Dubrovnik by taxi?

The taxi rank is situated just outside the arrival terminal, but it would be better to pre-book a taxi in local transfer companies, in that way you will be sure to get the best price. The approximately it could cost 180-200 kuna to get from the airport to Dubrovnik by taxi.

How to get from Dubrovnik Airport to Ferry Port?

The Dubrovnik Ferry Terminal is located just near the Main Bus Station in Gruz Port, so the easiest way to get from the airport to ferry port is by the airport bus or by local buses, which leave you off right at the Main Bus Station.