Dubrovnik airport (DBV)

Dubrovnik Ruder Boskovic Airport, also known as Cilipi Airport, is one of the most important airports in Croatia. Opened on 15 July 1962, it handles both domestic flights and numerous key destinations in Europe and the Middle East, especially during the peak tourist season.

Official Website: dbv.hr

Telephone: +385 20 773 100

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Terminals

The airport has three terminals. It is open 24 hours a day, although passenger services and check-in mainly operate from 4:00 am to midnight.

• Terminal A: baggage only and restricted access.
• Terminal B: arrivals.
• Terminal C: departures.

Annual Traffic (2024): 2.9 million passengers.

Information Desk

The information desk is located in the check-in area, ground floor, and operates from 5:00 am to 10:00 pm.

 Location

The airport is located in Cilipi, 15 km (9.5 miles) southeast of Dubrovnik city centre.

Parking services at Dubrovnik airport (DBV)

A variety of open-air parking options are available to meet the needs of all travellers, from short stays for dropping off or picking up passengers to long-term parking. It is recommended to check the updated rates directly on the airport’s official website, as they may vary.

Parking Options and Zones

• Kiss & Fly Zone: Located directly in front of the terminal, this area is intended for quick passenger drop-off and pick-up. The first 15 minutes are free, making it ideal for swift arrivals and departures.
• P1 – Main Car Park: This is the airport’s main car park, suitable for most users.
• P2 & P5 – Short Stay: These car parks are conveniently located in front of the terminal, ideal for those who need to park for shorter periods.
• P10 – Long Stay: For those who need to leave their vehicle for a longer period, located next to the general aviation terminal.

To check the current rates and obtain detailed information about each parking zone, visit the official page: Parking prices and more information

Facilities for passengers with special needs

Dubrovnik Airport is committed to providing an accessible travel experience for all passengers. It offers basic facilities and services designed to make travel easier for people with reduced mobility or other special needs.

Assistance and Facilities

• Adapted infrastructure: The airport has access ramps, lifts, and elevators to facilitate movement between the different levels of the terminal.
• Accessible toilets: Accessible toilets equipped for wheelchair users are available at various points throughout the terminal.
• Requesting assistance: If you require special assistance (for example, help with boarding and disembarking, or moving around the terminal), it is essential to contact your airline at least 48 hours before your flight. This way, airport staff will be able to coordinate the necessary services for your arrival and departure.

For more detailed information about the services available and how to request them, it is recommended to visit the airport’s official website or contact your airline directly.