Dubrovnik cruise

Why take a cruise in Dubrovnik?

Going on a cruise to Dubrovnik is one of the best ways to discover the coast and the treasures it has to offer. Take advantage of your boat to sail towards the surrounding islands. You will then be able to berth in pretty, unspoiled coves in complete peace. Dubrovnik, nicknamed the Pearl of the Adriatic, is a city located in the south of Croatia on the Dalmatian coast, at the foot of Mount Srđ. It stretches along the shores of the Adriatic Sea and is one of the most attractive destinations in the Mediterranean. Come and discover this charming city in a completely different way: by sea. Go on a Cabin cruise in Dubrovnik and let yourself be charmed by its splendid panoramas.

Well known for its red tiled roofs, it has a rich cultural and historical heritage. Stroll through the city's narrow streets and immerse yourself in the lively cafés. Palaces, churches, monasteries and towers make up the landscape. It has also been included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

What do our cruises to Dubrovnik involve?

Our cruise packages from Dubrovnik

The Dubrovnik cruises that we offer are all-inclusive cruises that allow you to discover many sites in a unique way. By choosing our package, you will board a spacious catamaran or yacht with your own private cabin, while sharing the friendly atmosphere of the ship with other travelers. The professional and attentive crew will ensure that you have a most enjoyable stay. Depending on your preferences and budget, we offer several cruise routes in Dubrovnik and through the most beautiful Greek islands, allowing you to find the cruise that suits you best.

What activities are offered on our cruises to Dubrovnik?

During the cruise, in addition to sailing, you will have the opportunity to organize your days between visits to the islands, relaxation at anchor and nautical activities. You will have the opportunity to snorkel to explore the seabed populated by multicolored fish, to kayak or paddle along the rocky coasts, and to discover the cultural riches of the islands. 

How much does a cruise to Dubrovnik cost?

The cruise we offer costs between USD1,725 and USD2,500 for two people, depending on the period.

• The price includes: accommodation in a double cabin with private bathroom, mid-week linen change, olive oil and wine tasting on board, meals mentioned in the program, guided tours in English of Split, Hvar and Korcula, an English tour guide, a captain's dinner with live music on board, WIFI, daily cabin service.
• The price does not include: personalexpenses and tips, or meals not included in the program.

What are the must-sees to discover during a cruise to Dubrovnik?

• The ramparts of the old town of Dubrovnik: These are a must-see during your cruise to Dubrovnik, you can't leave without seeing them! They encircle almost the entire old city for almost 2 km, with the exception of the port, and are extremely well preserved. The tour of the ramparts takes a good hour. We advise you not to go there too late in the day because the ramparts close in the evening.
• St. Lawrence Fortress: Better known as Fort Lovrijenac, St. Lawrence Fortress stands on a rock overlooking the sea. It once served as protection for the city of Dubrovnik. Now open to tourists, it can even be rented for weddings! This mythical place was also used as a location for the filming of the famous series Game of Thrones.
• Lokrum Island: Opposite Dubrovnik, sail towards Lokrum Island, a small island of 2 km² completely wild in its pure state. A real nature reserve, you can stroll through the island's superb botanical garden, among pines, cypresses and many other exotic species. A true haven of peace, you will find a small natural swimming pool in the north of the island, where you can take a dip before resuming your navigation. The island of Lokrum is a paradise just 10 minutes from Dubrovnik, so you have no excuse not to go!
• The Elaphiti Islands: This archipelago is located to the north-east of Dubrovnik and consists of 14 islands, only 3 of which are inhabited: Lopud, Šipan and Koločep. They are easily accessible by boat, so make the most of your cruise to Dubrovnik to discover them at your leisure. The Elaphiti Islands boast lush natural surroundings and a rich cultural heritage. For example, you will find two small castles and a church dating from the Middle Ages on the island of Sudurad. Borrow the kayaks that are available on the boat and set off to discover caves or secret coves with turquoise waters. On the island of Lopud, you will find one of the most beautiful beaches in Croatia: the bay of Šunj.

When is the best time to set sail on a cruise from Dubrovnik?

This destination enjoys a Mediterranean climate, which means pleasant weather all year round. Temperatures range from 12° in winter to 30° in summer and the sun shines almost all the time! We recommend that you take a cruise to Dubrovnik from Easter to June, or between September and mid-November, to enjoy Dubrovnik's optimal weather conditions while avoiding the tourist crowds of the high season.

July and August are undeniably the hottest months, so you can make the most of your cruise and the sun if you go during the summer period. The water temperature then hovers around 25°C, much to the delight of vacationers. Don't forget to slip your sunscreen into your bag! Here is an average of the temperatures experienced in recent years in Dubrovnik:

Useful information for your cruise to Dubrovnik

What language is spoken in Croatia?

The official language is Croatian, but a large part of the population, particularly in the big cities, speak English.

What currency is used in Croatia?

The currency used in Croatia is the USD (US dollars) since January 1, 2023.

How do I get to Dubrovnik?

Although there is no train station in Dubrovnik and it is therefore impossible to get there by train, there are several other options available to you: plane, car, bus or boat.

Flying seems to be the best option because Dubrovnik airport is one of the largest in Croatia and offers many direct flights from major European cities. It is located in Čilipi, about 20 km from Dubrovnik. Some airlines offer direct flights all year round, such as Croatia Airlines, Vueling, British Airways, etc., and in summer dozens of others operate direct flights for the season. You can fly to Dubrovnik with both regular airlines and low-cost carriers such as Volotea and EasyJet.

For a more economical trip, the bus seems to be the right option. But keep in mind that your journey will be long if you are leaving from a European city. You may even have to take several buses. The bus is ideal for traveling from one city to another, within Croatia.

If you are traveling from Italy, then you can take a ferry to Dubrovnik by sea. The port of Dubrovnik is emblematic of the city and is located at the entrance to the old town. It is the ideal place to board your boat for your cruise to Dubrovnik.

How do I finalize the booking for my cruise to Dubrovnik?

To book your cruise in Dubrovnik, you can make a booking request on our website. Once we have received your request, one of our advisors will contact you by telephone to discuss your plans (duration, budget and activities) at . They will then send you cruise options by email. Once you have found a cruise, you can pay a deposit in your customer area to confirm the booking and secure your cabin.