An official airport shuttle bus transports people between Dubrovnik’s main bus station and the airport. The journey time is about 25-30 minutes. The bus leaves the airport 30 minutes after every flight. The bus arrives in Dubrovnik at the main bus station in Gruž. From here, some buses cover most of the city.Night train, train, bus. Take the night train from Zuerich Hb to Zagreb Glavni Kol. Take the train from Zagreb Glavni Kol. to Split. Take the bus from Split bus station to Dubrovnik bus station. 26h 20m. The ultimate Croatia road trip itinerary. Stops: Zagreb – Plitvice Lakes NP – Sibenik – Krka – Split – Hvar – Dubrovnik – Mljet. Hotels/Appartments : all places I stayed at were located in the center of the towns near the bus station. Duration : 10-16 days (depending on how long you want to stay in each place) Total kilometers: 641km. The majority of bus stations are in central locations (and conveniently near ferry ports), making getting around straightforward. One exception is Dubrovnik, where the main bus station is around 5km (3.1 miles) from the old town – hop on a local bus or taxi. Different companies often operate on the same route, so prices can vary.
Day 9: Korčula. After the buzz of Hvar, take the ferry to the tranquil town of Vela Luka on the island of Korčula, the birthplace of famed explorer Marco Polo and home to some of the best Croatian wines. From Vela Luka, take a scenic drive towards the town of Korčula, also known as “little Dubrovnik”.
From Bari’s train station, a 10-minute shuttle ride deposits you at the Croatia-bound port. The sailing time runs close to 10 hours as well, but overnight cabins are a booking option. A wake-up
Now there's a new motorway from Zagreb to Split it's possible to drive from Zagreb to Dubrovnik in about 8 hrs. Split to Dubrovnik - winding coastal road, about 5 hrs +. Take your time - it gets better and better. Well worth the freedom of your own hire car. 2. lsNfp.