Weather in Dubrovnik

Last updated 26.1.2022.
Generally speaking, Dalmatia can be divided into two climate zones: Mediterranean and continental. Dubrovnik, has a typical Mediterranean climate.
Travelling to Dubrovnik will surely raise some questions. Either you are staying and want to know more about safety, health issues and accessibility, or travelling through and want to know how to get from Dubrovnik to Greece in a fastest way possible. We're here to answer those questions and keep them updated!
Last updated 26.1.2022.
Generally speaking, Dalmatia can be divided into two climate zones: Mediterranean and continental. Dubrovnik, has a typical Mediterranean climate.
Last updated 15 January 2018
Travellers, especially backpackers or boaters who spend their holidays in Dubrovnik have several options for doing their laundry.
Last updated 16 February 2018
Dubrovnik is a very safe city to visit, very tolerant and open minded to visitor. As in every other European destination, you are encouraged to take security precautions to avoid any possible problems.
Last updated 28.9.2022
Dubrovnik is a healthy city, without any outbreaks or significant health issues. Nevertheless, to stay healthy, take a look at our guide about hospitals, pharmacies and possible health issues in Dubrovnik and on what to do if something happens during your visit to Dubrovnik.
Last updated 24 May 2019
Transporters can be rented from Marin Med Clinic or the Red Cross Dubrovnik.
Marin Med Clinic has 2 transporters for rent (rental is per day) and you can contact them at: +385 91 456 7112
Red Cross Dubrovnik can be contacted at: +385 20 418 810. They don't charge per day but expect a donation as payment.