Dubrovnik travel guide — Croatia

Dubrovnik

Croatia

Dubrovnik, historically known as Ragusa, is a coastal city located in southern Dalmatia, Croatia, situated along the Adriatic Sea. It serves as a prominent seaport and functions as the administrative center of the Dubrovnik-Neretva County. As of 2021, the city had a total population of 41,562 residents.

The city is recognized as one of the most significant tourist destinations in the Mediterranean region. In 1979, UNESCO inscribed the Old City of Dubrovnik as a World Heritage Site, specifically acknowledging its outstanding medieval architecture and fortifications.

When to go to Dubrovnik

Warmest: July and August (30°C). Driest: July (3 wet days).

Month	High	Low	Rain	Wet days
January	11°C	4°C	174 mm	13
February	13°C	5°C	150 mm	10
March	15°C	7°C	191 mm	12
April	18°C	10°C	114 mm	10
May	22°C	14°C	122 mm	11
June	27°C	19°C	44 mm	6
July	30°C	21°C	39 mm	3
August	30°C	22°C	45 mm	5
September	26°C	18°C	127 mm	8
October	21°C	13°C	168 mm	10
November	17°C	10°C	309 mm	14
December	13°C	6°C	208 mm	12

Month

High

Low

Rain

Wet days

January

11°C

4°C

174 mm

February

13°C

5°C

150 mm

March

15°C

7°C

191 mm

April

18°C

10°C

114 mm

May

22°C

14°C

122 mm

June

27°C

19°C

44 mm

July

30°C

21°C

39 mm

August

30°C

22°C

45 mm

September

26°C

18°C

127 mm

October

21°C

13°C

168 mm

November

17°C

10°C

309 mm

December

13°C

6°C

208 mm

Long-term monthly averages from Open-Meteo.

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