DUBROVNIK, Croatia - Can You Afford It? (Prices & Costs)

[@rokgoesaround]

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[@alphadraconian3483]

I’m very lucky I travel all over Croatia 🇭🇷 when I was younger and seen everything for free it can’t ever get as good as it was before and you didn’t need to pay for much and walks around the town and cities and had a private place to stay with friends and family for the whole month. Miss it all but very lucky I lived it . Beautiful places all over Croatia and it’s Adriatic Sea 🌊 ❤always beautiful.

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks for sharing your experience.

[@Conorr5906]

Great video, thanks!

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks 🤗

[@TheAverageTourist]

This is a very informative video! It's great to hear about the price differences for transportation and accommodations. I didn't realize that it was so expensive before the Pandemic. Great tip to visit before the cruise ships return.

[@rokgoesaround]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@rezowena20]

thank you for your video, its very informative...

[@rokgoesaround]

Thank you. Glad you liked it.

[@annievids9219]

Very helpful video, thank you!

[@rokgoesaround]

Thank you. So glad!

[@liliyagerganova5465]

Hello, thank you for your video. We are currently in Dubrovnik and the prices have exploded since your video :( Walls of Dubrovnik : now 250 Kuna Cable car : now 110 for one way and 200 for the roundtrip Restaurants are expensive too, sometimes the same prices than in Paris It's a very beautiful city but prices are too expensive

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks for your update. Appreciated. They went a little too high with new prices.

[@AnnDi0]

Walls are now 300 Kuna 😅

[@Birdylockso]

Now it's euro, so I can't imagine how high the prices will be. I will be visiting in October, and I am sure I'll shocked.

[@charmainedawn1014]

We are going to Dubrovnik in July and this was a very informative video, thanks! This deserves more views 🤗

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks. Glad it was helpful!

[@BonnysOneStepAhead]

Great tips always, very informative and interesting video. The prices are quite high

[@rokgoesaround]

Yes they are, but they are considerably cheaper as they were before pandemic.

[@itsMaeLam]

I havent been to Dubrovnik, great to get to know about it! It was very informative that made me get to know more about it! I guess budgeting is really important LOL

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks. You can learn more in my TOP 10 Dubrovnik video kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6TId2WjqZtof6s

[@Andeana13]

Thankyou so much for all the information . Can you tell me anything about Lopud island .. where to stay?

[@Svenywhere]

Wow restaurant prices in Old Town are extremely expensive. Can't remember Dubrovnik was expensive for us. But we only were there for a day, and didn't go for a restaurant and only walked around the old town. It was a very budget trip

[@rokgoesaround]

Yes they are, but it was even much worse until 2020. Now in general I think it is much more reasonable.

[@SapphireBlueTravelExplores]

I love City cards and it is always worth looking at whether they are worth it or not. Dubrovnik is still on my list :)

[@rokgoesaround]

Totally agree! Thank you.

[@walterwh1te629]

It's now 11/10 for expensiveness, in 2022 prices are too much higher, recently returned from Dubrovnik :)

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks for the update. Sorry to hear that.

[@TomBedlammusic]

I don't know what I was expecting exactly but good lord that's a lot more expensive than I imagined! maybe ill go to split instead haha

[@rokgoesaround]

Yeh, usually people are a bit surprised as no one expects this kind of prices on the Balkans. But Croatian coast and Dubrovnik in particular are very expensive. But at the end of the day it is so unique that you have to see it. You just need to be prepared for the high prices.

[@seattledutch]

Nice guide! How are prices now? How about prices outside of old town? Any restaurants you recommend?

[@rokgoesaround]

In general all the prices went up 20 to 30 percent this year. I recommend restaurant Posat, just outside the city walls with a beautiful view. Book ahead.

[@ll-uq4cr]

Price are super huge. I was shocked that for a take away small snack (potato burek) in a bakery they chrged me5,5€. I seen this price only in Norway and Singapore ,honestly. An hamburger and a beer you could easily spend 30€. It is beautiful city, but the price are too much high.

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks for your experience. Agreed, this year prices are very high.

[@matjazholc3479]

nice

[@rokgoesaround]

thanks

[@mattadeyutube]

Rok, what do you think is the best web site to book private accommodation in Dubrovnik? Many thanks

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks for asking. Air Bnb and Booking.com

[@joshuagrobelch]

great vid/info....but SOOO much is left out. ANYONE can afford dub. but it's hard to navigate w/o help

[@daliborbobr6331]

currently visiting Dubrovnik. I have my own car, so I opted to stay in a village outside of Dubrovnik (Cavtat) which is cheaper, and do day visits to Dubrovnik and its surroundings. I come from Czechia and the overall prices in Croatia are about the same as in CZ, but Dubrovnik is overpriced

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks for your info. Smart. Cheers to Czechia 🤗

[@geraldinemcardle2418]

I’m here now 2 cokes are 12 euro it’s crazy prices

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks for the latest update.

[@svetoslavneshkov8041]

How is the prices compared to London or Iceland

[@russlacuata275]

How and Where do I buy the Dubrovnik Card?

[@rokgoesaround]

You can buy it on-line and save extra 10 percent www.dubrovnikcard.com In person you can buy it in the office on the square next to the Pile gate (entrance to the old town).

[@moshiurchowdhury3673]

How to booked the private accomodation ?

[@rokgoesaround]

You can simply look on Booking.com, Air Bnb and similar pages. All private accommodations are there. Even in private accommodation you will be registered, as they will scan your passport or ID and you will have to pay a tourist tax (it is usually included in the price of the accommodation).

[@fojnica2226]

i m croatian and one time i visit dubrovnik and nearly escape and stay alive beacuse high price..when i drink bloody caffe and waiter come and ask for 50 kuna...5 euros..i lost breath and nearly die--pay and leave..and never come again...greetings from croatia

[@rokgoesaround]

Yes, some prices can be very high in Dubrovnik. But that is to be expected from a unique place that attracts soo much people.

[@manuelmejia9749]

Quick question I’m goin for 7 days to Dubrovnik . How much US money should I expect to waste I have everything planned out airplane ticket and airbnb it is just play money to eat, drink and explore the town I am curious I will waste

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks for asking. 7 days is quite a lot of time for Dubrovnik. You should consider few day trips like trip to Kotor in Montenegro and Mostar in Bosnia. If you do this day trips it will add to your bill. Maybe if you check my video: How much Time To See Dubrovnik you will get a clearer picture how much time you need in Dubrovnik. Location of your Air Bnb is a factor as Taxi is not cheap. I would consider spending about 35 - 40 EUR for standard seafood dinner with wine, another 30 EUR in restaurant for lunch, and about 10 - 15 EUR for coffee and refreshments during the day. If you buy a souvenir or something like that it is easy to say that you can expect to spend about 100 EUR per day. For sight seeing Dubrovnik card is a great deal. Hope this helps :)

[@cro497]

/bump for algorithm

[@aretoulapapakosta9942]

300 euro for a 4star hotel?They must be kidding

[@aretoulapapakosta9942]

Dubrovnik overpriced Try Malta same atmosphere and much cheaper Food and hotels are excellent in Malta

[@hanlens_on_hiatus]

Great video, thank you 😊

[@rokgoesaround]

Thanks 🤗