Flight Ideas

Since our Adriatic Sea cruise begins and ends in Dubrovnik, most OUTbounders are booking round trip airfare to and from Dubrovnik International Airport (DBV). As the largest airport in the region, most major international carriers (or their code share partners) fly in and out of Dubrovnik.

Getting to the Ship

Our ship will be docked at the Dubrovnik Cruise Port, just north of the Old Walled City.

Getting to the Cruise Port from Dubrovnik International Airport (DBV) typically takes about 30 to 35 minutes by car.

Dubrovnik Cruise Port  Address: Obala Ivana Pavla II, 20000, Dubrovnik, Croatia

Euros or Kuna?

Although Croatia joined the EU in July 2013, the main currency accepted is the Croatian Kuna. Croatia is moving to the Euro as the country’s official currency in January 2023. Right now you are able to pay for some items in Euros, such as taxis and restaurants, but it’s important to note that businesses aren’t required to accept Euros until the change comes into affect in January, so make sure you check what currency the restaurant uses prior to sitting down. This is especially relevant if you’ve wandered to a quaint Old Town that will most likely only accept Kuna.

As a general rule of thumb always ask if the business accepts Euros prior to sitting down or hailing a taxi.

There are also some businesses that will accept Euros as payment, but give change in Kuna as they try to burn off the old currency before the country officially switches over in January, so again… just take a couple minutes to ask before deciding on the service.

Tipping Our Hosts

Tipping is the ONLY thing not included with your OUTbound vacation. We never want to dictate anyone’s generosity or decide how much you think YOUR experience with a crew member, waitstaff or tour guide was worth. How much to tip depends on the type of service you receive and your personal experience.

During our trip together, you’ll come into contact with many different servers and hosts. At the end of each day’s guided tour, you’ll have the chance to tip our guide and driver whatever you feel your experience was worth.

Onboard our ship, you’ll receive an envelope in your stateroom on the last night of our cruise before disembarking the next morning for Dubrovnik. It’s here where you will have the opportunity to leave a tip that will be split among the crew.

A general rule of thumb for tipping the ship’s staff is €10 per day, per person.

However, if your experience warrants something more, then by all means feel free to be as generous as you would like. If you feel that any individual in particular has gone above and beyond in making your experience something extra special, then we encourage you to reach out to them directly and let them know how much you appreciated their service during our time together.