How much are flights to Dubrovnik?

Round-trip fares to Dubrovnik start from around $248 in the winter low season (February and November), rising to roughly $475 during the July–August summer peak. Booking six to eight weeks ahead and flying midweek gets the best prices, and many European routes to DBV are seasonal, running mainly from spring to autumn.

When is the best time to visit Dubrovnik?

May–June and September are ideal: warm 24–28°C days, swimmable sea and lighter crowds than the July–August peak, when the Old Town and cruise traffic are at their busiest and prices highest. April, October and the shoulder months are cheaper and quieter but cooler.

How do I get from Dubrovnik Airport to the Old Town?

Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is about 20 km south-east at Čilipi. The official airport shuttle bus runs to the Old Town (Pile Gate) and Gruž harbour in around 30–40 minutes for roughly €10, timed to flights. A taxi costs about €35–40, and a few local buses also serve the airport more cheaply.

Is Dubrovnik expensive?

Yes — Dubrovnik is one of Croatia's priciest destinations, especially in peak summer. Old Town restaurant mains often run €22–35, the city-walls ticket is €35, and hotels are dear. You can save with bakery breakfasts, the Dubrovnik Pass, apartments with a kitchen, and by eating a lane or two back from Stradun.

Do I need to book Dubrovnik's attractions in advance?

For summer, booking the city walls and the Srđ cable car online is wise to skip queues and secure a slot around the cruise-ship rush (roughly 11:00–15:00). Game of Thrones tours, kayaking and Montenegro or Mostar day trips also sell out in peak season, so reserve ahead.

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Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is well connected across Europe, with direct routes from London, Frankfurt, Paris, Rome and Istanbul, plus a growing list of seasonal summer flights — making the pearl of the Adriatic one of the most popular beach-and-culture escapes from the UK, Europe and, via connections, the US. Find cheap flights to Dubrovnik, compare airlines and book direct. Our AI flight search compares hundreds of routes to find you the cheapest flights to Dubrovnik — just describe your trip and Flyamba does the rest.

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What we have seen flights to Dubrovnik cost

3 observations — too few to say which month is cheapest, so here they are as they came.

August$933 round trip from New York · departing 2026-08-31 · seen Aug 23
September$802 round trip from New York · departing 2026-09-01 · seen Aug 23
November$784 round trip from New York · departing 2026-11-15 · seen Aug 23

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Booking insights

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Best time to book

6–8 weeks ahead

Cheapest month

February ($248 avg)

Cheapest day to fly

Tuesday & Wednesday

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Prices by month

When is it cheapest to fly to Dubrovnik?

Average round-trip fare, USD.

$265

Jan

$250

Feb

$275

Mar

$305

Apr

$350

May

$410

Jun

$475

Jul

$455

Aug

$390

Sep

$325

Oct

$265

Nov

$275

Dec

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Non-stop to Dubrovnik: fares we have seen

Round-trip non-stop fares a live search actually returned, with the date we saw each one. Routes we have not observed a non-stop fare on are not listed — that is not a claim that none exists.

Stockholm

STO → DBV · nonstop · seen Aug 24

$63

London

LON → DBV · nonstop · seen Aug 25

$77

Paris

PAR → DBV · nonstop · seen Aug 24

$82

Frankfurt

FRA → DBV · nonstop · seen Aug 25

$178

Dublin

DUB → DBV · nonstop · seen Aug 25

$186

Amsterdam

AMS → DBV · nonstop · seen Aug 25

$265

New York

NYC → DBV · nonstop · seen Aug 25

$630

Why Dubrovnik?

Why Fly to Dubrovnik with Flyamba?

Walk the most complete medieval walls in Europe — an unbroken 1,940 m ring of white limestone wrapped around a car-free Old Town of red roofs and Baroque palaces.

Swim in some of the clearest water on the Adriatic — from the iconic Banje Beach beneath the walls to hidden coves, salt lakes on Lokrum and the sandy shores of the Elaphiti islands.

Explore the real King's Landing — Dubrovnik played the capital of Westeros throughout Game of Thrones, from the Red Keep at Fort Lovrijenac to Cersei's walk of shame.

Soak up warm 28°C summers, ride the cable car to Mount Srđ for sunset, and use the city as a springboard to Montenegro, Bosnia and the islands.

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Top attractions

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Old Town Walls

Europe's most complete medieval fortification, walkable in a full 1,940 m circuit.

Srđ Cable Car

A 4-minute ride to a 778 m summit and a jaw-dropping view over the Old Town.

Lokrum Island

A lush car-free island of peacocks, a salt lake and an Iron Throne, 10 minutes offshore.

Where to eat

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Nautika

Dubrovnik's grande-dame fine-dining terrace, with a two-fort view at sunset.

Proto

A storied seafood restaurant trading since 1886, just off Stradun.

Pantarul

Modern Dalmatian home cooking in leafy Lapad, worth the short trip out.

Best beaches

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Banje Beach

The iconic city beach with a postcard view back to the walls.

Šunj (Lopud)

A rare natural sandy beach with shallow water on a car-free island.

Pasjača Beach

A breathtaking hidden strand at the foot of towering Konavle cliffs.

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Flying to Dubrovnik — your questions answered

How much are flights to Dubrovnik?: Round-trip fares to Dubrovnik start from around $248 in the winter low season (February and November), rising to roughly $475 during the July–August summer peak. Booking six to eight weeks ahead and flying midweek gets the best prices, and many European routes to DBV are seasonal, running mainly from spring to autumn.
When is the best time to visit Dubrovnik?: May–June and September are ideal: warm 24–28°C days, swimmable sea and lighter crowds than the July–August peak, when the Old Town and cruise traffic are at their busiest and prices highest. April, October and the shoulder months are cheaper and quieter but cooler.
How do I get from Dubrovnik Airport to the Old Town?: Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is about 20 km south-east at Čilipi. The official airport shuttle bus runs to the Old Town (Pile Gate) and Gruž harbour in around 30–40 minutes for roughly €10, timed to flights. A taxi costs about €35–40, and a few local buses also serve the airport more cheaply.
Is Dubrovnik expensive?: Yes — Dubrovnik is one of Croatia's priciest destinations, especially in peak summer. Old Town restaurant mains often run €22–35, the city-walls ticket is €35, and hotels are dear. You can save with bakery breakfasts, the Dubrovnik Pass, apartments with a kitchen, and by eating a lane or two back from Stradun.
Do I need to book Dubrovnik's attractions in advance?: For summer, booking the city walls and the Srđ cable car online is wise to skip queues and secure a slot around the cruise-ship rush (roughly 11:00–15:00). Game of Thrones tours, kayaking and Montenegro or Mostar day trips also sell out in peak season, so reserve ahead.

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