New in Dubrovnik.

Adult ticket €40 (2026 season). Free with Dubrovnik Pass. Last entry 1 hour before closing.

City Walls open 08:00–19:30 (Jun–Aug). Cable Car runs 09:00–24:00 in peak season.

Reopened after partial restoration — new lighting in the atrium.

Boats run every 30 min from Old Port, 09:00–19:00. Return ticket €30 (includes island entry).

Ongoing resurfacing between Zaton and Orašac — expect 10–15 min delays during the day.

Fully open — the fastest route to/from Split now bypasses the BiH border entirely.

DBV airport road is clear. Allow 35–45 min from Old Town outside rush hours, 60 min on cruise-heavy days.

Delivery vehicles restricted 06:00–10:00; expect narrow-lane congestion at Pile in the morning.

€10/hour, max stay 2 hours. Card and Sanacije app only — no cash meters.

Best value near Old Town — €3/hour, covered, 5-min walk to Pile Gate.

Free street parking is disappearing fast — most streets now Zone 3 (€1.50/hour).

Park at Ilijina Glavica or the Gorica garage and walk down; avoid circling Pile.

€2 on board, €1.75 at kiosks/tisak. Day pass €5.

€10 one way, €15 return. Departs 90 min before each flight from the Main Bus Station.

Runs hourly — cheap alternative to the shuttle, but slower with luggage.

Elaphiti line (Koločep–Lopud–Šipan) runs 4× daily in summer from Gruž.

Fine of €265 for dragging suitcases on Stradun. Use luggage storage at the Main Bus Station or Gruž.

Cover up between the sea and your accommodation — fines are being enforced.

Banned over the Old Town without a permit from the Ministry of Interior.

On 4+ ship days Stradun is shoulder-to-shoulder 10:00–14:00 — walk the walls before 09:00 or after 17:00.

Modern Dalmatian tasting menu in a restored stone house. Book 2–3 days ahead.

Ston oysters flown in daily through the summer. Reserve the terrace at sunset.

Restaurant 360 closed for kitchen refurbishment — expected to reopen mid-season.

Konoba Dubrava (Bosanka village) — grilled peka, no tourist menu, book by phone.

10 July – 25 August. Open-air theatre, classical concerts, and ballet across the Old Town.

3 February — patron saint procession, whole Old Town closed to traffic.

Late April classical music festival — intimate venues, tickets sell out fast.

October — restaurant walks, chef pop-ups, and wine tastings across the city.

35 °C+ possible. Walk the walls at opening, hydrate, and plan indoor stops for midday.

Winter/early spring — strong NE gusts can cancel ferries and Pelješac Bridge crossings for HGVs.

Sea is 24–26 °C from late June through September. Water shoes recommended — most beaches are pebble.

Mid-May and mid-September: warm sea, long days, half the crowds.

Croatia is fully in the Eurozone — no need to change money. Cards accepted almost everywhere.

Excellent and free — bring a refillable bottle.

A1 and HT have strong 5G across the city and along the coast.

Message Ante on WhatsApp before booking a tour or transfer — a 30-second reply can save hours.