Dubrovnik Pass 2026: Your Essential Guide to Buying & Using
Unlock the best of Dubrovnik with the 2026 Dubrovnik Pass! This guide covers everything from purchase to activation, helping you save on attractions and transport in Croatia's gem.
Don't miss out on savings with the Dubrovnik Pass!
Your complete guide to buying and using it, including bus travel.

Today, we're diving into the crown jewel of Croatia travel:
The Dubrovnik Pass! I'll share everything you need to know about purchasing and using it.
I'll also reveal how you can snag it at a discounted price, with seasonal offers up to 50% off. Keep reading to get the best deal!
Location
📍Dubrovnik
20000, Grad, Dubrovnik, Croatia
📍 Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik, Croatia
Is the Dubrovnik Pass truly necessary?

When you're exploring Dubrovnik, getting a pass isn't just an option—it's a must-have!
Just using it for the iconic City Walls tour alone makes it worth the cost.
Plus, the Dubrovnik Pass includes free admission to several other attractions, making it an absolute no-brainer.
1. Free public transportation in Dubrovnik
2. Free entry to the Old Town City Walls
3. Free entry to museums and galleries within the city



Key attractions included with the Dubrovnik Pass
Category | Attraction Name (English) | Features & Notes |
Essential ⭐ | Dubrovnik City Walls | • Must-do: Best views of the Adriatic • Note: Valid for one entry only during pass validity |
History | Rector's Palace (Cultural History Museum) | • 'Game of Thrones' filming location • Exhibits on aristocratic life |
Religious | Franciscan Monastery Museum | • Home to one of Europe's oldest pharmacies • Admire the beautiful cloister |
Museum | Maritime Museum | • Showcases Dubrovnik's naval history • Located within St. John's Fortress |
Museum | Ethnographic Museum | • Exhibits traditional costumes and lifestyles |
Art Gallery | Museum of Modern Art Dubrovnik (MOMAD) | • Displays contemporary Croatian art |
Other | Natural History Museum | • Features various flora and fauna specimens |
Gallery | Dulčić Masle Pulitika Gallery | • Showcases works by renowned local painters |
Historic Site | Pulitika Studio · Archaeological Exhibition | • Explore archaeological exhibits |
Pass Types and Prices


Let's look at the latest prices for 2026. You'll notice that the most popular 1-day and 3-day passes are priced similarly at 40 EUR and 50 EUR respectively.
If your itinerary in Dubrovnik extends to three nights or more, opting for the 3-day pass offers significantly better value and flexibility, so keep that in mind.
Pass Type | Peak Season Rate (March 1 – November 30) | Off-Season Rate (December 1 – February 28) | Recommended Travel Style |
1-Day Pass | 40 EUR | 20 EUR | Short trips (less than 2 nights) or intensive sightseeing |
3-Day Pass | 50 EUR | 25 EUR | Highly recommended for stays of 2-3 nights or longer! |
7-Day Pass | 60 EUR | 30 EUR | For long-term travelers staying a week or more |
And here's something important to note:
From December through the end of February,
you can purchase the pass at a 50% discount!
If you're considering a winter trip to Croatia, this is an incredible opportunity.
How to Buy (Online/Offline)
<Online Purchase>
🔗Go to Official Croatia Website
🔗Go to Korean Purchase Proxy (with some fees)
Let's walk through the steps for purchasing on the official website:
1. Select your desired pass type (1-day, 3-day, or 7-day)

2. Enter your payment information and complete the purchase!

3. Check your email for the QR code confirmation after purchase.
Even if you buy it on the same day, the email arrives instantly, so no need to worry!

<Offline Purchase Locations>

Even if you can't purchase online, you can easily buy the pass offline at major city centers where many tourist attractions and accommodations are located.
The prices are the same as online, so if any of these locations are convenient for you, feel free to buy your pass in person.
1. Pile Gate Tourist Information Center (TIC Pile)
📍 Brsalje ul. 5
Brsalje ul. 5, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
2. Gruž Port Tourist Information Center (TIC Gruž)
📍 Obala Ivana Pavla II 1
Obala Ivana Pavla II 1, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
3. Lapad Tourist Information Center (TIC Lapad)
📍 Masarykov put 2
Masarykov put 2, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia
How to Activate Your Dubrovnik Pass
Even after purchasing your pass, the validity period only begins once it's activated. The 24-hour countdown starts either when you exchange your voucher for a physical ticket, take your first bus ride, or enter your first attraction.

This means that with smart planning, you can effectively use a 1-day (24-hour) pass across two days!
For example, we activated our pass in the afternoon on one day to explore the main city attractions, then used it for the City Walls tour the following morning.
My Visit Experience


If you're looking for a unique way to experience Dubrovnik, I highly recommend a kayak tour around the city walls!
Going in the morning helps avoid the hottest part of the day, and you get to see the magnificent walls from a completely different perspective out on the Adriatic Sea.
Book your tour in advance – you definitely won't regret it.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do the high and low season prices differ for the 1-day and 3-day Dubrovnik Passes?
During the high season from March to November, the 1-day pass is 40 euros and the 3-day pass is 50 euros. During the low season from December 1st to February 28th, they are discounted by 50%, so you can purchase the 1-day pass for 20 euros and the 3-day pass for 25 euros.
Where can I buy the Dubrovnik Pass in person offline?
You can purchase it offline at three tourist information centers located at Pile Gate, Gruž Port, and Lapad. The offline price is the same as on the official website.
Can I enter the Dubrovnik City Walls multiple times using the Dubrovnik Pass?
Free entry to the Dubrovnik City Walls is limited to one time during the validity period of the pass. In addition to the walls, you can also visit major attractions such as the Rector's Palace and the Franciscan Monastery Museum for free.
Is the validity period of the Dubrovnik Pass calculated immediately from the time of payment?
No. The validity period of the pass is calculated from the time you first board a bus or enter an attraction after exchanging it for a physical ticket. If you manage your time well, you can activate it in the afternoon and use a 1-day pass until the following morning.
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