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Accommodation in Dubrovnik – the Pearl of the Adriatic

Dubrovnik is the most famous city in southern Dalmatia, the renowned "Pearl of the Adriatic," with over 2,600 hours of sunshine annually and a UNESCO-protected Old Town. The city, surrounded by impressive city walls 1,940 meters long, offers a unique combination of rich history, Baroque palaces, Renaissance squares, and crystal-clear sea. Apartments Dubrovnik are located in the most attractive areas – from historic houses in the Old Town to modern villas with sea views in Lapad and Babin Kuk.

What makes Dubrovnik the perfect choice for your vacation?

Historical landmarks – Stradun, the main street of the Old Town, the Rector’s Palace, Sponza Palace, St. Blaise Church, and the legendary Orlando’s Column make Dubrovnik a unique open-air museum. Walking the city walls provides spectacular views of old city rooftops, the Adriatic Sea and nearby islands.
Beaches and sea – The famous Banje Beach, with panoramic view of the city walls and Lokrum Island, is among the top 10 most beautiful beaches in Europe. Copacabana Beach in Lapad is perfect for families, while Bellevue, St. Jakov, and the award-winning Pasjača beaches offer peace and unspoiled nature.
Climate and sea – Dubrovnik enjoys a Mediterranean climate with an average of 25°C in summer and 2,600 hours of sunshine annually. Sea temperatures reach 25.5°C in July, and the mild mistral breeze provides pleasant refreshment on hot days.
Gastronomy and nightlife – Dubrovnik restaurants offer fresh fish, lamb under the bell (peka), fish stew (brudet), and black risotto, while local Plavac Mali wine can be tasted in wine cellars. The city offers a vibrant nightlife from elegant piano bars to beach clubs.

Apartments by the sea Dubrovnik - 24624 - Adriatic.hr

One bedroom apartment with terrace and sea view, Dubrovnik - A-24624-a

from €234.00

Apartments with WiFi Dubrovnik - 20138 - Adriatic.hr

One bedroom apartment with terrace, Dubrovnik - A-20138-a

from €90.00

Apartments with WiFi Dubrovnik - 9073 - Adriatic.hr

Two bedroom apartment with air-conditioning, Dubrovnik - A-9073-b

from €120.60

Apartments with parking space Dubrovnik - 4675 - Adriatic.hr

Two bedroom apartment with terrace, Dubrovnik - A-4675-b

from €143.10

Apartments with parking space Dubrovnik - 4732 - Adriatic.hr

Two bedroom apartment with terrace, Dubrovnik - A-4732-b

from €202.50

Apartments with parking space Dubrovnik - 21248 - Adriatic.hr

One bedroom apartment with terrace, Dubrovnik - A-21248-a

from €117.00

Apartments with parking space Dubrovnik - 9050 - Adriatic.hr

Two bedroom apartment with terrace, Dubrovnik - A-9050-a

from €134.00

Apartments by the sea Plat, Dubrovnik - 2136 - Adriatic.hr

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Two bedroom apartment with balcony and sea view, Plat, Dubrovnik - A-2136-b

from €135.00

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When to visit Dubrovnik?

Dubrovnik has a Mediterranean climate with hot summers (June–August), when temperatures reach 27–28°C. Spring and autumn (May–June, September–October) are ideal for sightseeing with pleasant temperatures of 18–25°C and fewer crowds. The winter period (November–March) is calm, with temperatures around 9–17°C, perfect for cultural tourism and an authentic city experience without tourist crowds.

What to do in Dubrovnik?

Old Town sightseeing – Walk along Stradun, visit the Rector’s Palace, Sponza Palace, and the Franciscan Monastery with the oldest pharmacy in Europe. Climb the city walls for an unforgettable view of the town and the sea.
Island trips – Lokrum Island is only a 10-minute boat ride away and offers a botanical garden, pavilions and nudist beaches. The Elaphiti Islands (Koločep, Lopud, Šipan) with Šunj Beach on Lopud are perfect for day trips.
Activities – Kayak tours around the city walls, diving at Lokrum, sailing to Korčula and Mljet, hiking on Srđ Hill with panoramic city views.
Gastronomic excursions – Visit the Trsteno Arboretum (famous as the Game of Thrones garden), Dubrovnik River or Ston, known for oysters and the longest medieval walls in Europe.

How to get to Dubrovnik?

By plane – Dubrovnik Airport is 20 km from the city center, with regular shuttle buses and taxi service.
By car – Dubrovnik is accessible via the A1 highway from Zagreb and Split. Parking in the city center costs 3–24 EUR per day, with the cheapest options 15–20 minutes’ walk from the Old Town.
Traffic regulation – Since June 2025, a limited traffic zone around the Old Town has been introduced, so a permit or parking at designated locations is required.

Book your vacation today!

Whether you are looking for a romantic getaway in an Old Town apartment, a family vacation in a villa with a pool in Lapad, or an economical studio near the beach, Dubrovnik offers accommodation for every taste. Browse our offer and book your Dubrovnik apartment today to enjoy UNESCO-protected heritage, crystal-clear sea and unforgettable sunsets with the best views of the Adriatic.

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Three bedroom apartment with balcony and sea view, Dubrovnik - A-9099-b

The place is exactly as pictured. The owner is very nice. Close to the Old Town and the beach. You can walk everywhere. The view from the window is beautiful.

Małgorzata Maciałek

Two bedroom apartment with terrace, Dubrovnik - A-20309-a

Very pleasant apartment, in a wooded park, very close to the Old Town, platforms for swimming, a bus stop. Very warm welcome from the owners on site. We recommend this accommodation.

Chantal PATISSIER

One bedroom apartment with terrace, Dubrovnik - A-18977-a

Excellent accommodation! Everything was OK! :)

Martina in Darjan Kokalj

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FAQ

1. How to get to Dubrovnik?

The fastest way is by plane to Dubrovnik Airport (20 km from the center) or by car via the A1 highway. From the airport, take a shuttle bus or taxi. If arriving by car, be prepared for the new traffic regulations around the Old Town starting June 2025.

2. Where are the apartments in Dubrovnik located?

Apartments are located in the Old Town (inside the city walls), on Ploče (near Banje Beach), Lapad (tourist area with beaches), Babin Kuk (modern villas), and Gruž (near the main port). The Old Town offers an authentic experience, while Lapad provides more facilities and parking options.

3. Is it recommended to reserve parking in Dubrovnik in advance?

Yes, especially during the summer months. Public parking in the center costs 15–25 EUR/day, while private parking 15–20 minutes walking from the Old Town ranges from 3–24 EUR/day. The new traffic regulation restricts access to vehicles without a permit.

4. When is the best time to visit Dubrovnik?

June–August are the hottest months (25–28°C) with the most activities but also the biggest crowds. May–June and September–October offer pleasant temperatures (18–25°C), warm sea, and fewer tourists. Winter is the cheapest period for accommodation.

5. How far are the beaches from the apartments?

Banje Beach is 5–10 minutes walking from the Old Town. Apartments on Lapad are mostly 200–500 m from Copacabana Beach or Lapad Bay. Apartments on Babin Kuk often have direct sea access or are only a few minutes walk away.

6. What to visit in Dubrovnik besides the Old Town?

Be sure to visit Lokrum Island (10 min by boat), take the cable car to Srđ Hill, visit the Trsteno Arboretum, the Elafiti Islands, and the Dubrovnik River. Adventurers are recommended trips to Mljet, Korčula or Mostar.

7. What amenities do apartments in Dubrovnik have?

Most apartments include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, a fully equipped kitchen, and TV. Premium apartments have a terrace with sea views, washing machine and dishwasher. Check the detailed description of each apartment before booking.

8. Do you require a vehicle to get around Dubrovnik?

A car is not necessary in the Old Town since everything is within walking distance. For exploring the surrounding area (Cavtat, Trsteno, Ston) or easier access to beaches outside the center, a car is useful, but be prepared for parking costs and traffic restrictions.