Beautiful place but had so little time to explore.
RCI tried to rip us off with 20 Euro shuttles for 2.5 mile journey, but outside port gate is local bus station - 5 Euros for a day pass. ...
This was my second time in Dubrovnik. Last time was in September 2019, this time it was less hot and felt less busy. We had walked the walls last time, so this time we took the Cable Car up and explored the town. There would have been plenty of time to add a boat trip from the port in town, particularly if we had left earlier in the morning (we left the ship around 10.15 am) ...
This was the only port which was actually included from the original itinerary. The city is very expensive and crowded, I think it's overhyped, there are many similar cities in the Mediterranean. ...
Explore the old town on foot and preferably, from a vantage point, by walking along the city walls (€30 per person). Well worth-it, but must have good mobility and allow plenty of time for pictures. ...
The old town was a bit congested with cruise tours (3 other ships were in harbor that day). Had a great lunch just outside the old walls, a restaurant with a great view. ...
Very busy easy to reach, spent hours there looking around. Cable car was worth the walk up the hill it is pretty expensive at 27 euros but worth the view. ...
We did a Dubrovnik pass, which included the walls, the fort, and several museums. It also included a bus pass; however, you can only use it to validate a bus pass at certain spots (consider yourself warned). The bus station right outside the port doesn't validate the pass, so we had to buy a bus pass for the ride into town (wasn't expensive, just annoying). Anyways, the Dubrovnik pass was a really ...
by far the BEST stop. so so pretty. went to the mountain tour. saw some things that were very historical. and the harbor, and the riviera area. bus ride was awesome. steep hillsides. very scenic. could spend a week there. ...
