You can also access Dubrovnik by ferry via Split and other Croatian islands, or even from Bari, Italy. But if you're traveling elsewhere in Croatia, you will likely arrive in Dubrovnik by bus or car.

The one-way fare is 190kn, tickets available online through Krilo. Croatia Airlines offers a sporadic direct flight from Split to Dubrovnik in summer – but nearly all services require one stopover.

Here’s everything to know before you plan a trip to Dubrovnik, including the best hotels, things to do, and more.

I was cruising from Dubrovnik to Split on Sail Croatia’s vessel Olimp. It holds just 36 passengers but has the biggest swimming pool ever — it’s called the Adriatic Sea!

The opening of the Pelješac Bridge in southern Croatia means it’s easier than ever to head out along the coast on a road trip from Split to Dubrovnik, taking in ancient stone villages ...

This journey follows an overnight ferry from Dubrovnik to Bari, capping off a remarkable three-country travel day. From the ...

Cities in Croatia offer up heaps of history, beautiful views and incredible landmarks including Dubrovnik, Split, Zagreb and more ...