每位乘客可以携带一件大行李（29" x 21" x 11" / 74 x 53 x 28 cm）和一件小行李（22" x 14" x 9" / 56 x 36 x 23 cm）。豪华轿车最多可容纳 2 件大行李。我们始终会为您安排最合适的车辆，以确保您的行李能够容纳。如有超大行李，或您不确定行李是否能放下，请 联系我们。
While ferries to Elaphiti Islands (Kolocep, Lopud, Sipan) and Mljet National Park depart from Dubrovnik's port rather than the airport directly, the connections are accessible within 45-60 minutes from the airport via the city. Some travelers proceeding to islands arrange direct private transfers from the airport to ferry terminals. Cavtat, the closest coastal town to the airport (9 kilometers), offers island boat excursions during summer. The airport's southern location actually positions travelers closer to some island departure points than central Dubrovnik accommodations.
Dubrovnik Airport offers luggage storage services for travelers needing to store bags before late flights or early arrivals wanting to explore before accommodations check-in. The left-luggage facility operates during airport operating hours with fees charged per bag per time period. This enables travelers to visit Dubrovnik Old Town or Cavtat without carrying suitcases. However, capacity is limited during peak summer season. Many travelers alternatively store bags at Dubrovnik bus station or in Old Town establishments offering luggage services. Advance inquiry about availability during busy periods is recommended.
Dubrovnik Airport sits approximately 20 kilometers (12 miles) southeast of Dubrovnik's Old Town in Cilipi village. The journey takes about 30-40 minutes by car along the scenic coastal road. Airport buses coordinate with flight arrivals, taking 40-50 minutes to reach the city center. The distance and transportation options make airport transfers straightforward, though summer traffic can extend travel times. Many travelers heading to Old Town accommodations need to walk from the bus stop, as cars cannot enter the pedestrian historic center.
Yes, Cavtat sits just 9 kilometers (6 miles) from the airport, making it the closest coastal town and potentially worthwhile for travelers with extended layovers or those wanting quieter alternatives to Dubrovnik. This charming Riviera town features a waterfront promenade, pebble beaches, historic churches, and the Racic Mausoleum. Restaurants serve fresh seafood with harbor views. The relaxed atmosphere contrasts Dubrovnik's crowds. Some travelers choose Cavtat accommodations for easier airport access and lower prices while still reaching Dubrovnik Old Town in 30 minutes by bus or boat during summer.
Dubrovnik Airport offers modern amenities including duty-free shopping featuring Croatian products, restaurants and cafes serving Croatian and international cuisine, currency exchange, ATMs, free WiFi, and car rental desks from major companies. The compact terminal makes navigation easy. Summer brings crowds requiring patience during peak travel times. Limited seating means arriving extremely early isn't necessary. The airport lacks extensive entertainment options compared to major hubs but provides essential services. Business lounge access is available. The efficient layout suits the airport's seasonal tourist traffic patterns.
Dubrovnik Airport (also called Cilipi Airport) serves as the gateway to Croatia's famous walled city and Dalmatian coast. Located approximately 20 kilometers (12 miles) south of Dubrovnik, it handles significant summer traffic from tourists visiting the UNESCO World Heritage city, nearby islands, and coastal resorts. The airport offers stunning Adriatic views during landing. Modern facilities include shops, restaurants, and car rentals. The strategic location provides access to Dubrovnik, Cavtat, and southern Dalmatian attractions for travelers exploring Croatia's spectacular coast.
Transportation options include airport shuttle buses coordinating with flight arrivals (tickets sold on board, stopping at Pile Gate and main bus station), taxis with fixed zone prices displayed at the rank, and private transfers booked in advance. Ride-sharing apps have limited presence. Rental cars are available from multiple companies for travelers exploring beyond Dubrovnik. Buses offer most economical option though may be crowded. Private transfers suit groups or those with significant luggage. No train service exists. The limited public transport makes advance planning advisable during peak season.
Peak season runs June through September when European tourists flood the Dalmatian coast. July and August see maximum traffic with fully-booked flights and lengthy security queues. Cruise ship schedules also affect traffic as passengers fly in/out. Shoulder seasons (May, October) offer better experiences with shorter waits and pleasant weather. Winter sees minimal flights with many seasonal routes suspended November-March. Arriving 2-3 hours before departure during summer is essential. The airport's seasonal nature means facilities strain during peak periods but operate smoothly off-season.
