Dubrovnik Airport by M Fisher

6 September 2007   Customer Rating :

It looks like the airport terminal is currently in the middle of a much needed expansion program. Arrived at the same time as one other flight and there was absolute chaos in the tiny baggage reclaim area as there were too many people in the available space and the monitors above the carousels didn't show which one was being used for which flight. Departed at the same time as another three flights and while it was easy to get through check-in and security, both of which were fairly spacious, the gate area was extremely cramped. It was also impossible to hear any announcements there due to the echo and the noise generated by several hundred other people.

Dubrovnik Airport by Paul Nash

26 July 2004   Customer Rating : n/a

We use Dubrovnik airport 2 or 3 times a year. It is light, airy and as far as we are concerned friendly. Compared to such places as Esbjerg and Charleroi it is a luxury. The duty free is mind blowing - 200 cigarettes for £10 and Cuban white rum about £7 per litre. For some holiday makers I daresay the lack of fast food outlets is a major drawback!

Dubrovnik Airport  by David Jaros

21 July 2004

Have arrived in July 04 afternoon - however landing runway in not top condition, terminal fully reconstructed after war, fast luggage unloading but very tight space especially for peak times due to increasing incoming in season an low-cost boom. No space for passport cues forces police to work fast. Nearly no public bus connection into city (3 times a day !), only taxi for 30 Euro (25 km). By departure tight space by check-in (one or two counters maximum per flight, only BA 3 counters). Nearly no seats to wait or watch planes - only two large restaurant bars force you to sit there and spend money. There are 7 gates, but you must wait until you are announced to pass security as the 1-4 are separate from 5-8 where also three duty free shops are located. Prices reasonable and cheaper than departure hall downstairs (especially for spirits). Very strict and unfriendly security by state policemen, access to planes by walk or bus. Good point to discover southern Croatia, Montenegro or Bosnia.

Dubrovnik Airport  by Mark Guthrie

16 December  2003

This is a relatively pleasant airport to use even though its facilities may be rather limited, certainly for those departing on domestic flights. Check in is undertaken by staff whose strength lies in their efficiency rather than the warmth of their service. Be advised: check in staff are zealous to detect any batteries in checked luggage. Luggage is screened for any offending batteries and will not be despatched until they are removed. Waiting facilities at the gate are spartan but adequate. It's better to wait for as long as possible in the large restaurant before boarding one's flight.



 

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