Dubrovnik Airport Guide
The Dubrovnik Airport site 20km outside of the city of Dubrovnik and is serviced by dozens of major carriers with the most frequent flights made by Croatian airlines. Shuttles come to meet each flight with service to the city of Dubrovnik for 4 Euros and big-name rental car agencies such as Hertz, Budget, Thrifty and Avis can be found on-site, and the nearby city of Cavtat, only 5 Kilometers from the airport, is home to several luxury airport hotels.
The first Dubrovnik Airport was built in 1936, but on a different piece of land from where the current airport lies.
The Dubrovnik Airport offers most of the amenities available in other European airports such as shopping, dining and gift shops which specialize in Croatian folk goods. Recently re-built after the destruction caused by the Yugoslav army in 1991, the airport had to be totally re-constructed. The millionth customer passed through the re-modeled gates at 12 am on October 9, 2006.
Ever more popular a tourist destination, Croatia has set its sights on increasing access. More flights are entering Dubrovnik each month and ticket prices are lowering by the day. Buying airline tickets to the Dubrovnik Airport is a smart way to travel to Croatia.
The first Dubrovnik Airport was built in 1936, but on a different piece of land from where the current airport lies.
The Dubrovnik Airport offers most of the amenities available in other European airports such as shopping, dining and gift shops which specialize in Croatian folk goods. Recently re-built after the destruction caused by the Yugoslav army in 1991, the airport had to be totally re-constructed. The millionth customer passed through the re-modeled gates at 12 am on October 9, 2006.
Ever more popular a tourist destination, Croatia has set its sights on increasing access. More flights are entering Dubrovnik each month and ticket prices are lowering by the day. Buying airline tickets to the Dubrovnik Airport is a smart way to travel to Croatia.