Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik Airport is situated about 22 kilometres east of the city centre. The journey takes about 30 minutes by car. Airline buses meet all arrivals, including the late-night ones. The drop-off for the airport buses is at the entrance to the Old Town or at the bus station. You can buy your tickets when boarding the bus. The taxi stand is located next to the Terminal building B. The airport provides direct flights to numerous European destinations such as Vienna, London, Zurich, Athens and Barcelona, along with seasonal transatlantic service to New York. Major carriers including Croatia Airlines, United Airlines, Ryanair and Swiss operate regular routes from this hub. Notably, the airport also functions as a gateway for travellers visiting nearby Montenegrin towns like Herceg Novi and Kotor, despite being across the international border. Seasonal variations affect certain routes, so you should verify flight availability when planning their journeys.

Post in Croatia is run by Hrvatska pošta. Their official website has detailed information about services, costs and delivery times. Postage stamps are sold at the numerous newspaper kiosks and newsagent shops. The mailboxes are yellow and usually affixed to walls.

Most pharmacies, called 'ljekarna' in Croatian are marked with a green cross and are open six days per week from 8 am until 6 pm in low season and during high season from 8 am until 8 pm. There are two pharmacies that stay open 24-hours and they alternate every week. Both 'Kod Zvonika' and 'Gruž' are on the main street in the Old Town and next to the port of Gruž.

Country code: +385 Area code: (0)20