The Dubrovnik International Airport "Čilipi" is located 15 kilometers from the city. It is the busiest in Croatia. The annual passenger traffic is more than 1.6 million people.
To get to Dubrovnik from the airport is easy. There are plenty of options: bus, cab, shuttle, or rented car. It takes 25 to 30 minutes to get to the city by car.
Buses are the only form of public transportation at the airport. The city's public transportation website has all the information you need.
Bus service at Dubrovnik Air Station is tied to airplane traffic. Please note that the schedule changes every day. Check the airport website for changes. Transportation for tourists is provided by the Atlas transportation company. The bus goes to the Pile Gate in the Old Town and the Gruj Port bus terminal.
In contrast to the shuttle, the city bus takes longer but costs less at the bus stop. The routes you need are numbers 11, 27, 28. Along the way, the bus makes the following stops: Zvekovica - Plat - Srebreno - Gruž.
Transfer is the most comfortable way to get to the city. You can choose a car in advance and specify some details, such as the capacity of the cabin or the availability of a child car seat.
A comfortable and not too expensive way to get to Dubrovnik. Make sure you agree on the exact cost with the cab driver before the trip so that there are no unpleasant surprises when you arrive.
If you plan to stay in Dubrovnik for an extended period of time, rent a car. It is convenient and cheaper than taking a cab all the time, especially if you have a small child. To rent a car, you need to have an international driver's license and at least 3 years of driving experience. The permissible age for driving is from 21 years old.
The city bus station, which is located at Obala pape Ivana Pavla II, 44 A, can be reached by shuttle bus. See above for information about buses.
The city used to have a railroad station, but it was converted into a bus station.
