Dubrovnik Airport

Dubrovnik Airport at Čilipi is about 20 km from the old town, down a coast road that backs up in summer. The shuttle bus runs to the old town and port but only around flights, and taxis from the rank can be eye-wateringly priced at peak times. A pre-booked private transfer means a fixed fare agreed in advance and a driver who's already waiting when you land — no queue, no surge pricing and no uncertainty about the cost of the ride into town.

Getting to and from Dubrovnik Airport

We drive door-to-door from Čilipi to your accommodation in Dubrovnik, to nearby Cavtat (just minutes away), and across southern Dalmatia. Dubrovnik's old town is pedestrian, so we drop you as close as vehicles are allowed — typically the Pile or Ploče gate — and help with your bags from there. Onward transfers toward the Gruž port, the Pelješac peninsula and even Montenegro are straightforward too, and for travellers connecting to a ferry or cruise we can take you directly to the harbour to match your departure.

Your driver meets you in arrivals with a name sign, tracks your flight so delays don't matter, and the price is fixed up front and paid by card. With no meter running and no cash to settle at the kerb, the cost is the same whether the coast road is clear or slow, which is reassuring at the height of the season. For the return journey we collect you from your accommodation in good time for your flight, and child seats are available on request so families can travel in comfort.

For groups arriving together, a private transfer is particularly welcome: everyone travels in one reserved vehicle and arrives at the same door at the same time, rather than splitting across the shuttle bus and a string of taxis. Tell us your exact address when you arrange the transfer and your driver will take you all the way there, bags and all.

About Dubrovnik Airport

Dubrovnik Airport (Čilipi) is the gateway to southern Dalmatia, set in the Konavle region southeast of the city near Cavtat. It handles a heavy seasonal schedule of European flights serving Dubrovnik, the Elaphiti islands and the southern Adriatic coast, plus cross-border trips into Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina. The drive into the city hugs the coastline, which is scenic but slow in high season — another reason to lock in a transfer ahead of time.

Southern Dalmatia is one of the most dramatic stretches of the Adriatic, anchored by the walled city of Dubrovnik with its limestone streets and ramparts above the sea. Around it lie the gentle Konavle valley near the airport, the pretty harbour town of Cavtat, the wine villages of the Pelješac peninsula and a scatter of islands offshore. Reaching these places means navigating winding coastal roads and the occasional border, so a reserved vehicle with a driver who knows the route — and a price agreed before you set off — takes the strain out of getting where you are going.