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Dubrovnik, Croatia climate

The warm-weather season truly begins in May when the temperatures start to reach average highs of around 70 F. June, July and August are very warm, with average highs rising to about 82 F. The weather is also warm in September. November and March have average highs of about 53 F. December through February can be cool, with average highs around 46 F.

Best Time to Fly to Dubrovnik, Croatia

Peak season:

Peak season generally arrives with the warm weather in Dubrovnik, running from about June through August. Though, September and October are also great months to visit, as the weather is warm (about 70 F to 77 F) but not too hot, and the crowds begin to thin.

Off season:

Late October through April is generally the off season in Dubrovnik; temperatures are lower during this time – about 55 F to 60 F – and prices drop.

The warm-weather season truly begins in May when the temperatures start to reach average highs of around 70 F. June, July and August are very warm, with average highs rising to about 82 F. The weather is also warm in September. November and March have average highs of about 53 F. December through February can be cool, with average highs around 46 F.

Staying in or near the Old Town is a good option for those who’d like to be in the heart of things with good transport options. Banje Beach is also nearby. Visitors looking for a little more outdoor space and a pool may prefer to stay in a nearby village.

Getting around Dubrovnik, Croatia

The Old Town is a maze of little streets which can be fun but somewhat tricky to navigate on foot. It’s a small area but some streets are quite steep. Buses run between the Old Town and other destinations. Cars can be rented in advance or on arrival.

The Old Town is a maze of little streets which can be fun but somewhat tricky to navigate on foot. It’s a small area but some streets are quite steep. Buses run between the Old Town and other destinations. Cars can be rented in advance or on arrival.

Dubrovnik Airport is about 10 miles from the city and shuttle buses are available (about a 45-minute ride) for transport to the local bus station, which is 1.5 miles from downtown. Alternatively, visitors can take a taxi direct from the airport. Some hotels also offer airport pick-up, either free of charge or with payment of a supplement – this is often the easiest way of getting into Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik, Croatia Travel Information

• “Game of Thrones” fans can take a tour of Dubrovnik sites that have served as filming locations.
• Check out Dubrovnik’s beaches, many of which are marked with a blue flag indicating their cleanliness and acting as a sign of highly unpolluted waters.
• Take a ride on the cable car up above the Old Town to get a stunning view of the city, the Adriatic Sea and surrounding islands.