International Ferries to Dubrovnik

    

What could be more romantic than approaching Dubrovnik by water? Unfortunately, ferry connections to Dubrovnik are somewhat limited. The only international ferry connection to Dubrovnik is the Bari-Dubrovnik ferry which runs all year and more frequently in summer. (See the current Bari-Dubrovnik ferry timetable).

At least from Bari you can get ferries to Greece and Albania if you're heading further south. Find out more about ferries to Croatia.

Domestic Ferries to Dubrovnik

Korcula to Dubrovnik Passenger Ferry

In summer only GV-line runs the "Nona Ana" catamaran several times a week from Korcula to Dubrovnik. See the Nona Ana schedule.

Split, Hvar to Dubrovnik Ferry

Krilo company has a summer passenger ferry that runs from Split to Brac, Hvar, Korcula and Mljet before landing in Dubrovnik. See the schedule.

Dubrovnik-Korcula-Hvar- Bol-Split Ferry

Another handy summer-only ferry is this route from Jadrolinija that leaves every morning from Dubrovnik, going on to stop at Korcula, Hvar, beautiful Bol beach on Brac island and on to Split before returning to Dubrovnik in mid-afternoon. See the schedule.

Split-Bol-Makarska-Korcula-Mljet-Dubrovnik Ferry

This summer only fast boat whizzes out of Split in the morning, and makes stops at Bol, Makarska, Korcula, Mljet and Dubrovnik before returning. See the schedule.

Dubrovnik's Port

Dubrovnik's port is in the Gruz neighborhood (see Dubrovnik's neighborhoods on a map), about 2.5km from the Old Town and about 2.5km from Lapad, where most hotels are located. You can take local buses from the port or a taxi to your hotel. There are toilets at the port, an ATM, WiFi, snacks, drinks and left-luggage facilities.

Dubrovnik Port Arrival/Departure Transfer

For further convenience, you might want to pre-book your Dubrovnik port transfer with Viator. It's a no-hassle way to go directly from your boat to your hotel in Dubrovnik or even further to Orebic, Korcula and Cavtat. More.

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