Dubrovnik Travel Info
The beautiful city of Dubrovnik has rapidly grown to become a one of the best known travel destination. Most likely you will fly into Dubrovnik (unless you are driving from Europe), so you will have to know how to get around the city. Luckily, beneath its historic shell beats a modern heart. You will find many different ways to get around the city, helping you enjoy your holiday to the utmost. Here are some useful tips to help you plan your Dubrovnik getaway.
Car Rental
You will find many car rental agencies in Dubrovnik, each providing the best modern automobiles for your needs. There's no need for concern about poor quality autos; the vast majority of rental companies provide state of the art automobiles in many different categories for your needs.
Car Rental Costs
Car rental cost in Dubrovnik varies greatly with the type of car you want. You'll find that a subcompact, Chevrolet Spark will run you between 45 EU for 3 days to 260 EU for a full week. However, a four-wheel drive vehicle, such as a Jeep will set you back around 150 EU for 3 days and 880 EU for a week. Buses and vans are also available, ranging from 100-120 EU for 3 days and 580-700 EU for a week. Luxury car rentals in Dubrovnik will push the price up even higher. Of course, car rental rates vary with each company, although most are competitive with each other when it comes to prices.
Bus
The bus system in Dubrovnik is great. You will find them clean and friendly, and very affordable. In addition, the buses run every 10-30 minutes, depending on where you are in town. Every district of the city is linked through the bus system, meaning that you can easily reach your destination with public transportation.
Taxis
Taxis are widely available in Dubrovnik and can get you where you need to go. However, taxis can get expensive. You will pay more for Sunday travel, as well as holiday travel. Also, do not hail a taxi on the street, there are designated taxi waiting areas where you can grab a cab.
Foot Power
Although buses, taxis and car rentals all offer benefits, the single best way to travel through Dubrovnik is on foot. There are winding alleys and stairs and Old Town is pedestrian traffic only; walking through the city is the best (and sometimes only) way to see this beautiful city.

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