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September to October (the first months of autumn) is the best time to visit, with warm and pleasant weather. The same goes for the waters, making it a superb time to come if your holiday plans include the beach. Adding to this is the fact the crowds will be gone and hotel rates drop. November to April (late autumn through winter to early spring) is low season with cold waters and less crowds. Most hotels close during this period, so you would have to look longer than usual for accommodation. The summer months of June to August are peak tourist season, bringing the crowds and the high hotel rates. Let Travelstart assist you in getting your dream holiday underway.

South African passport holders will need a Schengen visa to visit Dubrovnik, or anywhere else in Croatia.

Passports may not be older than 10 years, must have 2 blank pages and be valid for at least 3 months beyond your date of departure from the Schengen state.

South African Honorary Consulate in Croatia

Address: Vinkovićeva 7, 10000 Zagreb

Phone: 385 4680 981

Dubrovnik enjoys a high standard of safety. If you go during the summer season and walk the city walls, make sure to take plenty of water and wear a hat, since there will be no shade.

Plenty of the hotels in Dubrovnik are situated on the coast, one of the more popular areas in which to book accommodation. The average cost of staying at one of them ranges from under R1000 to over R8000, depending on your preferences. The most reputable hotels are Hilton Imperial Dubrovnik, Hotel Dubrovnik Palace, Hotel Excelsior Dubrovnik, Antica Ragusa, and Rixos Libertas Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik’s streets are perfect if you intend to explore the city on foot. When you wish to use the public transport service, however, there are buses. In terms of cost, the cheapest option is to buy your tickets at any kiosk, at a rate of just over R20 per ticket. If you pay when boarding a bus, a ticket will cost under R30.