You can say that 243 days of visits by cruise ships is quite a lot and makes the port of Dubrovnik pretty busy, especially in July, August and September.

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.

This information is no longer correct: "The multiple sclerosis association in Dubrovnik in collaboration with the city of Dubrovnik offers its guests and citizens with disabilities free transporters"

Many people have asked us how to travel from Dubrovnik to Greece, most of them lost in various expensive tour offers, contacts of taxi drivers of the area and bus timetables of the surrounding countries.

Numerous bridges, viaducts, flyovers, underpasses, passages, wildlife crossings, and over 50(!) tunnels make the Croatian motorways quite impressive and interesting to drive on.

The Zadar airport is located some 8km from Zadar, in Zemunik donji. Since 2013, the airport is Ryanair's base and serves 16 European destinations.

The catamaran line between Istria and Venice is covered by Venezialines, from 25.04.2015. until 04.10.2015.

Dubrovnik Airport is located in Čilipi, approximately 20 kilometers from Dubrovnik and 6 kilometers from Cavtat. It takes about 30 minutes by shuttle bus from Dubrovnik airport to the city of Dubrovnik.

The shuttle bus to the airport is available daily prior every flight - domestic and international. It leaves the Gruz bus terminal according to a schedule that changes on daily base. The timetable is available "today for tomorrow" so checking it a couple of days in advance is sometimes not possible.

There are easy and interesting ways to reach Greece from Croatia, but there are also difficult ones. We are going to concentrate on reaching Greece from the northern parts. Otherwise check how to travel from Dubrovnik to Greece.

Transfers from Dubrovnik airport to various destinations are available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year and are the most convenient way of transport if you are travelling with children or in a group.

Jadrolinija's ferry from Zadar to Ancona runs up to seven times per week during the high season. Journey time is around 9 hours.

These overnight ferries from Split via Stari Grad (Island Hvar) to Ancona (Italy) are a great option when it comes to saving money for accommodation!