How much is a taxi from Dubrovnik airport to Dubrovnik?

How much is a taxi from Dubrovnik airport to Dubrovnik?

How much is a taxi from airport to Dubrovnik? There’s no set rate fee for Dubrovnik airport transfers, instead, you will be charged using a taximeter based on distance travelled. The total cost of this journey will depend on the location of your hotel in the city centre but should be around 30€.

How far is Hotel Dubrovnik Palace from airport?

19.2 km
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Value for money	8.7
Location rating	9.3
Nearest airport	Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) – Croatia
Distance to airport	19.2 km

How much is a taxi from Dubrovnik airport to lapad?

The quickest way to get from Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) to Lapad is to taxi which costs 260 kn – 320 kn and takes 22 min.

How much is a taxi from Dubrovnik airport to Cavtat?

The average taxi fare from Dubrovnik airport to Cavtat is 15€.

Are taxis expensive in Dubrovnik?

Dubrovnik taxi fares: from Dubrovnik Airport to Old Town – fares from 250 Kuna (33 Euro approx) from Pile gate (Old Town) to Lapad – fares from 80 Kuna (10 Euro approx) from Gruž to Pile gate (Old Town) – fares from 90 Kuna (12 Euro approx) initial taxi flat charge is 30 Kuna plus 9 Kuna per additional kilometre.

Is there Uber in Dubrovnik?

Can I request a ride with Uber at Dubrovnik Airport? Uber is available at Dubrovnik Airport, so you can enjoy a convenient and comfortable ride to wherever you need to go.

How long is the ferry from Cavtat to Dubrovnik?

It’s 10 minutes into cavtat into dubrovnik is a good 45 minutes and takes you straight into the old town.

Is it better to stay in Old Town Dubrovnik or outside?

The best place to stay in Dubrovnik for me is just outside of the old town because you can relax without the crowds you will experience in the heart of the city. But, staying in Dubrovnik means you need to know big crowds at every corner, greater than any other place in Croatia.

Do you have to pay to get into Dubrovnik Old Town?

There is no fee to enter the gate or the old town. This is the entrance to the old city and you just walk through it and the inner gate to enter medieval Dubrovnik. There is a charge to walk the city walls, which the gate is part of, and you buy tickets for that at the tourist information office just past the gates.

Are taxis in Croatia expensive?

Taxis along the coast are more expensive (about 35-40 euro for aiport rides…) than those in Zageb (15-20 euro), and as a general rule to save money you might take the reliable bus shuttles between airports and towns, and then take a taxi to your accommodation.

Is Dubrovnik or Split better?

Dubrovnik is a better travel destination for foodies, and has a better Old Town. Split offers better nightlife, better day trip options, and is generally cheaper than Dubrovnik. Both destinations offer excellent beaches.