Cheap Flights from Newcastle to Dubrovnik

This information is correct as of August 2016

Airlines that fly from Newcastle to Dubrovnik

Jet2 and Tui both fly direct to Dubrovnik from Newcastle.

Terminal Information – Departing

This is only a guideline. Always check your boarding pass for up-to-date terminal information.

Newcastle International Airport has one terminal. You can stock up on holiday essentials in the departure lounge. Shops include Boots, Dixons Travel, Traveller and World Duty Free. There's an Aerospa if you want to treat yourself to a quick spa treatment, and a Namco Games arcade for a bit of pre-flight fun. If you're hungry you can enjoy grab 'n' go snacks from Greggs and M&S Simply Food, or sit down for a hearty meal at Cabin or Flying Hippo. There's a coffee shop, Caffe Ritazza, and two bars: The Beer House and Bar 11. There's an Aspire lounge for those who enjoy a bit of added comfort before flying. You can pay for entrance on the door, or pre-book at Newcastle Airport's website.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Dubrovnik Airport is 9.5 miles from the city centre. Croatian Airlines operate a bus from the airport to Kantafig bus station, about 1.5 miles from Dubrovnik Old Town. The bus journey takes 45 minutes and tickets cost HRK 35. Metered taxis are available from outside the terminal. The price will depend on where in Dubrovnik you're going, but should be around HRK 320. You can book car hire at Dubrovnik Airport from Budget, Hertz, Dollar, Thrifty, Avis and Sixt. We recommend arranging this in advance to avoid disappointment when you arrive.

Practical Information

You need a valid passport to fly from Newcastle to Dubrovnik. We recommend arriving at the airport at least 90 minutes before departure.

What to expect in Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is one hour ahead of Newcastle and the currency is the Croatian kuna (HRK). The cost of living in Dubrovnik is low compared to Newcastle. A three-course meal for two in one of Dubrovnik's mid-range restaurants costs around £35*, while a similar meal would set you back £50* in Newcastle. Likewise a pint of local beer in Dubrovnik is just £2.60*, while you'd pay £3.20* in most Newcastle pubs. Taxis are one of the few things that are more expensive, so you might want to walk or take public transport when you investigate the top 11 things to do in Dubrovnik.

Dubrovnik's summers are fantastic, and much warmer than Newcastle. The average temperature during July and August is 22°C, but it often gets as hot as 28°C. Summer is the most popular time to visit, and hotels in Dubrovnik can book up fast during the warmer months. Unfortunately the winter temperatures aren't as exciting, with average temperatures of 4°C in January: just 1°C warmer than Newcastle.

*Prices subject to change