Travelling to Dubrovnik during September allow you to see the city in its full glory, without large crowds of tourists.
If you can be flexible with your travels, September is a great period to experience Dubrovnik. September doesn’t mean compromising on great weather – you will still be able to experience bright days and avoid crowds.
Here are some recommendations on things to do in Dubrovnik during September.
With fewer queues, fewer tourists in the city, and no heat waves – September is the most wonderful time to do a walking tour. So, if you are all for exploring, but wondering where to wander – we got you covered. Take a look at these tours designed by a local.
Dubrovnik has so much to offer during summer months that many visitors, even the locals, rarely ever venture outside of Dubrovnik. However, September is the ideal time to escape the city and spend time in different surroundings.
You will want to leave a free day to explore Montenegro or Bosnia and Herzegovina which makes a great day trip from Dubrovnik. These two locations are a 3h drive from Dubrovnik and offer exceptionally good eating, drinking, and cultural and historical scenes. Make sure you start your day early and make a full day of it.
Pelješac is a peninsula of epic wine heritage and prestige. During your time in Dubrovnik, we suggest exploring one of Croatia’s most famous wine-producing regions by taking a tour. Another region that creates a particularly nourishing environment for wine growing is Konavle. Konavle is rich with a long line of winemakers and vineyard owners.
Sip on wine, and enjoy the beautiful landscape of these regions. The great news for all of you looking to visit Dubrovnik throughout September – the harvest season normally falls somewhere between late August and early October. This means you get to see harvesting grapes in action while tasting different wines.
E-bike is a great way of getting to know the area and making you feel more comfortable in a new place. Also, exploring like this makes you feel more confident going places on your own afterward. You will get a sense of the city, get new ideas on where to go next & plan the rest of your time in Dubrovnik. In the end, it is an eco-friendly way of getting around. It is good for you, and it is good for the planet.
Did you know? Culture Club Revelin is on the list of the 100 best nightclubs in the world. Due to its location, setting, and atmosphere – this nightclub situated in a 500-year-old medieval fortress sets the standard for clubbing in the region. Every year, Dubrovnik is a host to several performances and big names in the industry.
Check out our full list of Dubrovnik’s nightlife for detailed insight on where to go out, have craft beers, or enjoy cold beverages.