UNESCO sponsored conference

5th DUBROVNIK CONFERENCE ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
OF ENERGY WATER AND ENVIRONMENT SYSTEMS

September 29 - October 3 2009, Dubrovnik, Croatia







>> GETTING TO DUBROVNIK
Some help in planning your trip to Dubrovnik:

Flights (direct)
For autumn 2009 please check Airport Dubrovnik searchable schedule and Airport Dubrovnik 3 day arrival schedule, as well as Croatia airlines schedule.

Companies that fly to Dubrovnik directly: You can also look at the options through Zagreb or Split. Companies that fly to Zagreb directly: You can also try Split airport.
Companies that fly to Split directly: There are also two airports relatively close to Dubrovnik: Mostar (Bosnia and Hercegovina) and Tivat (Montenegro). Companies that fly to Mostar directly: Companies that fly to Tivat directly: Distances between mentioned cities and airports and Dubrovnik (by ViaMichelin):
  • Zagreb-Dubrovnik 600km
  • Split-Dubrovnik 200km
  • Mostar-Dubrovnik 140km
  • Tivat-Dubrovnik 100km
To help you with the flight search you can use sites like:

Transfer from airport
Dubrovnik Airport Cilipi is located 22 km from the City. It takes about 30 minutes to reach the Conference venue. The participants can take a bus from the airport to the City (Main bus station). The buses leave the airport after every landing. (Dubrovnik airport services page).
You can buy the ticket on the bus. From the Main bus station you can take a local bus or a taxi to the hotel. From the airport you can also take a taxi. Taxi price from airport to the city is approximately 35-50 EUR.

Rent a car
At the airport you can also rent a car in local or international car rental agency.
Bus
Dubrovnik bus station schedule.

Ship (this is a marvelous experience)
Split-Dubrovnik. The ship departs from Split early morning and arrives to Dubrovnik in afternoon of the same day with a pretty cruising among the beautiful Dalmatian islands. See the timetable here, or search the other timetables here.

Car
You can use viamichelin web site to plan your trip from your home to Dubrovnik.

Ban @ FSB 2008.