Dubrovnik sits on the sunny south coast of Croatia and is a city steeped in history. Solid walls, ancient palaces, and medieval houses make up the area, but that’s not all. The city also features plenty of modern amenities that will keep you entertained for hours on end. Dubrovnik is one Croatian city you won’t want to miss, so make sure book your Dubrovnik Cilipi Airport transfers today to make sure your holiday gets off to the right start.
The old town is particularly popular with those who want to discover beautiful Renaissance architecture, including the famous St Saviour Church. Afterwards, you can soak up the sun and bathe in the bright blue waters at the picturesque Banje beach. With so much to do and see here, it’s no wonder Dubrovnik is becoming more and more popular every year.
If you want to get your holiday started as soon as you touch down, book your airport transfer from Dubrovnik with hoppa before you jet off. That way, you don’t have to spend ages waiting in long taxi queues - we’ll be there waiting for you when you arrive. Plus, we compare our prices daily so you can rest assured you’re getting the most wallet-friendly transfer option. Book your Dubrovnik airport transfers with us today to save money, time and hassle on your precious time away.
You can book your Dubrovnik airport transfer quickly and easily online in a few simple steps. Simply enter your travel details into the boxes at the top of the page, including your pick-up date, time and location. Hit ‘Search’ and you’ll be taken to all the available private and shared shuttle buses that are available. Once you find the one that’s right for you, click ‘Book now’ to secure it.
Unsure whether a private or shared transfer is the right choice? Here’s what you can expect from each option:
The cost of your airport transfer in Dubrovnik will depend on a variety of factors, such as the distance of your journey and the vehicle you pick. The best way to find out the cost is to enter your travel information into the boxes above and click ‘Search’. Here, you’ll see the costs of each transfer option available at your chosen date and time. It’s important to note that the prices you see today are live valuations and subject to change in line with resort pricing and currency rates. So, if you wait to book, the prices may change slightly.
After you’ve chosen your airport transfers from Dubrovnik, you’ll arrive at the ‘Extras’ part of the booking. This is where you’ll find details of your luggage allowance, which is usually one item of hand luggage and one suitcase per traveller. Should you need to add on any other items, such as a wheelchair for example, you can do that here. If you can’t see this option on the Extras page, please get in touch with us.
You do. Once you book your Dubrovnik airport transfer with us, we’ll send an e-ticket to your email address. This contains all the important information about your journey, including the pick-up time, date and location. You’ll also find emergency phone numbers on your e-ticket that you can use to contact us if needed.
We advise that you read this carefully before your trip to make sure that everything is correct and print it off prior to departure. You’ll need to show it to your driver, so having a hard copy close by means you don’t need to worry about your phone battery dying.
When your plane touches down in Dubrovnik, take a look at the ‘Find my pick-up’ part of your e-ticket to find out where to meet your driver. We advise you do this even if you’ve used our airport transfers in Dubrovnik before, as it may change depending on the type of transport you’ve chosen.
However, holidaymakers will usually need to head to the arrivals hall to find their transfer. The travel representative will be holding a sign with either your name, hoppa or the travel company’s title. Can’t find this information on your e-ticket? Get in touch and we can help.
Please don’t panic if you can’t find your driver. Unfortunately, traffic can make them a little late sometimes. If you’re at the meeting point and can’t see them, give us a call on the number on your e-ticket and we’ll update you.
As we said above, please don’t worry if you’re running late. We know that unforeseen circumstances happen, such as flight delays. All you need to do is give us a call on the number on your e-ticket so we can let the driver know you’ll be late.
The driver of your Dubrovnik airport transfer will wait for up to 45 minutes after the agreed pick-up time. After this, we’ll send another driver to get you. If you are delayed by more than three hours, get in touch with us to rearrange your transfer and speak to your travel insurer.
Wondering what there is to keep you busy pre-flight? You’ll be pleased to know there are plenty of great facilities that will make the time fly by. Head to one of the fantastic cafes and bars for a refreshing drink and a bite to eat before you board. Or stock up on your favourite perfumes, toiletries, alcohol and confectionary at the duty-free shop. If you’re flying on business, you may wish to take advantage of the peace and quiet in one of the VIP or business lounges to get some work done.
Are you hopping onboard a transfer from Dubrovnik airport to the Old Town? Heading to the wonderful resort of Mlini? Need a transfer from Dubrovnik airport to Lapad? Wherever you’re going to explore, let hoppa get you there stress free.
Here’s some of the average journey times to popular Croatian resorts:
|
Destination |
Time |
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Cavtat |
15 mins |
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Mlini |
20 mins |
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Dubrovnik Old Town |
30 mins |
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Lapad |
35 mins |
While you may not be looking forward to going home, we can make your journey as relaxed and enjoyable as possible. Here’s what to expect when you book a private or shared transfer back to Dubrovnik airport:
Whichever mode of transport you’ve chosen, if your driver doesn’t arrive at the scheduled pick-up time, please ring the emergency number on your e-ticket.
to our most popular destination of Dubrovnik
| Destination | Distance (approx.) | Duration (approx.) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dubrovnik | 21 km | 36 min | |
| Cavtat | 6 km | 21 min | |
| Mlini | 12 km | 23 min | |
| Orasac | 34 km | 38 min | |
| Zaton (Zadar) | 375 km | 124 min |
Do & See
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This monastery dates back to 1301, and it was built by the citizens of Dubrovnik who were ordered to work on it by the local authorities. The attached museum contains an impressive selection of arts f...
The best views of Dubrovnik and the surrounding area are, without doubt, experienced from the top of the Srd Hill. The Dubrovnik Cable Car was built back in 1969 and was eagerly used by millions of vi...
Near Dubrovnik there is the archipelago of thirteen larger and smaller islands and islets known under the common name of the Elafiti. Among them three inhabited islands are of particular interest. Sta...
Just outside of town this beautiful Renaissance garden is perched on a hillside overlooking the sea. Palm trees, mandarins and grapefruits grow in this wonderful lush garden together with 400-year-old...
Dubrovnik’s baroque Assumption of the Virgin Mary Cathedral was built in the 18th century over the earlier Romanesque Cathedral dating to the 12th century, which was destroyed in the great earthquake ...
Step back into the 16th century and visit a museum the likes of which you have never yet seen. An interesting and modern audio-visual presentation will give visitors the opportunity of becoming famili...
The Ethnographic Museum is located in an old granary dating to the 16th century, where it is possible to see just how much attention the residents of Dubrovnik gave to the storage of grain. The Dubrov...
The museum with the inventory from the old «Male Braće» pharmacy dating to 1317 is located in the cloister of the Franciscan monastery. The well-preserved furniture in the pharmacy dates to the 16th c...
A decree made by the government of the Dubrovnik Republic in 1546 allowed Jews to settle within the city ramparts. This officially marks the establishment of the Jewish Ghetto on the street called «Žu...
The Cultural History Museum is located in the Rector’s Palace. A court room, dungeon and a scribe’s office are located on the ground floor. A numismatic collection of Dubrovnik coins, seals, weights, ...
In only ten minutes a boat from the Old City Harbour will take you to the Island of Lokrum, a special forestry reserve under UNESCO protection. A favourite bathing and excursion place in close proximi...
Stunning buildings and a great atmosphere makes the Old Town fantastic to wander around in. The marble-clad streets are some of the most fascinating in the world. The main street, Stradun, begins with...
The Maritime Museum is located on the First and Second Floors of Fort St. John’s.The exhibits on the First Floor give an overview of the development of Dubrovnik maritime trade and shipbuilding from i...
The whole of the Old Town in Dubrovnik is surrounded by the city walls which served as a defence against attack from the sea. The wall stretches nearly two kilometres and is as high as 25 meters in so...
This tour will not only take you to amazing sets that are used in the popular HBO's Game of Thrones, but also give you a better insight about the history of Dubrovnik. The very professional and entert...
Exquisite up-market restaurant with two floors of dining rooms and terrific service. Nautika Restaurant is considered one of the best seafood restaurant in town. Besides serving seafood dishes, they ...
Fantastic restaurant where the meat dishes are just as well prepared as the seafood. There is a formal dining room inside and more casual outdoor terrace. Proto has been a restaurant since 1886 and ca...
Only five minutes’ walk away from the Old town, you will find this family tradition since 1880. A feel-good restaurant with a solid Mediterranean menu. Good fish and meat dishes, as well as salad bar,...
This excellent restaurant features a large, welcoming garden terrace. Their grilled meat dishes are highly recommended. The restaurant offers a view of the Minceta Fortress which can be enjoyed while ...
Popular among the locals and tourist, this seafood restaurant is located in the Old town. The interior is cosy and the lively atmosphere hums. Mussels and oysters are among the favourite dishes. Here ...
A little bit outside the centre, you will find this less touristic restaurant. From the menu you can pick pizza that comes in big portion for a reasonable price. The fresh pizzas are prepared in the l...
For a culinary experience, head over to this oyster and sushi bar where the chef prepares the food with top-quality ingredients and applies Japanese cooking techniques. Sit back and taste the impeccab...
Café with atmosphere and with unique location by the west entrance to the Old City centre it offers amazing views of the fortresses Lovrijenac, Bokar and Minčeta. The internet café in the back makes i...
Cafe Bar Orlando is the ideal spot for people-watching due to its perfect location in the very heart of the Stradun. Pop by for breakfast or for a light lunch when you are need of a break. The menu of...
Located on the busy Stradun, Eat&Sweet is the perfect place to head for when craving for Italian ice cream. Besides serving ice cream, you will also find other desserts like macaroons and cakes includ...
If you have a sweet tooth then Café Festival is a safe bet. The carefully prepared cakes and pastries are done according to old recipes but at the same time been improved by the years. With your cake,...
A trendy Saint Tropez-style beachfront club where friends meet and friends are made is the hottest beach in Dubrovnik that takes decadence to another level. Set at the beachfront overlooking the most ...
Reasonably priced beer makes the Irish Pub and good place to hang out. Very laid-back atmosphere and the best place to watch midweek football. From the menu you can pick Croatian craft beers, cocktail...
With a unique setting, right in the heart of a cave among stalactites and stalagmites, Cave Bar More offers a rare and cool experience. The outside seating area is also something special, here you can...
Situated in the Old Town, down a quite alleyway, just off the Stradun, Malvasija Wine Bar is the ideal spot to enjoy some wine in a relaxing and rustic surrounding. The owner is a local wine producer,...
Tucked away on a parallel street to Stradun, Buzz Bar is a local favourite where to sip a glass of wine, have a cold beer or just a cup of coffee. The bar is known for its reasonable prices and for th...
If you are strolling around in the heart of Dubrovnik Old Town then head over to this wine bar where they offer an impressive selection of fine domestic and imported wine. This is a place where to hav...
Dubrovnik’s Old Town offers the best shopping and plenty of variety for its visitors. The Stradun houses the oldest pharmacy in the world, and from there shops fan out in all directions. There are all...
Stroll among numerous stalls full of seasonal fruits and vegetables at this open-air market in the Old Town. There are also stalls offering other local products such as dried lavender, lavender oil, m...
At this concept store, fashion is the focus and with a strategic location at the Ploče Gate it is easy to find. Established in summer 2007, this is one of the most exclusive multibrand stores in Croat...
Another green market is situated in Gruz, near Port of Gruz and it is on Obala Stjepana Radica. This is the main market in Dubrovnik for fruit, vegetables including meat and fish. A vibrant and busy o...
Clara Stones opened its doors in 2011 and since then Anja and Vittorio have produced beautifully hand-crafted jewellery made with red corals, pearls and diamonds in various designs. These one-of-a-kin...
At this small indoor shopping centre, you will find about 20 shops which most of them have clothes and shoes. Stores such as Levis, Varteks, WGW, Mustang, Tamaris are all located here. Beside clothes ...
Located at the end of the Gruz bay, Minceta is a small shopping centre with several stores providing everything from clothes, jewelleries, perfumes to shoes, sport items and home accessories. Brands s...
Overview
Travel essentials
Nearby airportscurrency
1kn = 100 lipas
emergencyNumbers
National Protection and Rescue Directorate 112 Emergency numbers 94 Police 192 Firefighters 93
newspapers
Dubrovacki vjesnik (good for listings of events) Vecernji List (national newspaper) Dubrovnik Times (newspapers in english)
openingHours
Most shops are generally open between 09.00 to 19.00/20.00, seven days a week however it can be limited opening hours during the winter months. Banks are usually open Monday to Friday from 08.00 to 20.00, Saturday 08.00 to 12.00.
population
28,428
touristInformation
Tourist information Dubrovnik Tourist Board Address: Brsalje 5 20000 Dubrovnik Tel: +385 20 323887 Opening Hours: Monday - Saturday: 08.00 – 19.00 Sunday and National holidays: 09.00 - 15.00
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