Dubrovnik Airport to the Old Town (DBV)

Dubrovnik Airport is at Čilipi, roughly 20 km south-east of the city along a coast road that spends most of its length looking down on the Adriatic. The drive is 25–30 minutes. What matters more than the distance is the last hundred metres: the Old Town is entirely pedestrian, so every arrival ends with a walk through Pile or Ploče. A pre-booked driver gets you to the closest legal drop-off for your specific address and helps with the bags — which is not what happens when a shuttle empties sixty people at the bus stop above Pile.

Routes and journey times

Local knowledge

Two pieces of local knowledge worth more than any guidebook. First: if your apartment is inside the walls, send us the street name in advance — the difference between the Pile and Ploče drop-off can be fifteen minutes of walking with a suitcase. Second: the cruise ships dictate the city’s rhythm, so an early breakfast inside the walls is a different experience from an eleven-o’clock one. Your driver can tell you which ships are in on your dates.

What every transfer includes

• Meet & greet — name sign inside arrivals, luggage handled, air conditioning already running.
• Fixed price — quoted before you travel; tolls, waiting time and luggage included.
• Flight tracking — early or late, your driver adjusts automatically, with 60 minutes of free waiting.
• Luxury Mercedes — sedans for up to three, V-Class vans for seven, Sprinter minibuses for sixteen.