Travelling from New York Newark Airport (EWR) to Dubrovnik Airport (DBV): what you need to know
Around 9 hours is how long you'll be travelling on a direct flight from New York Newark Airport to Dubrovnik Airport.
The timezone in Dubrovnik is UTC+1, which is six hours ahead of New York.
Take your pick of three weekly New York Newark Airport to Dubrovnik Airport flights. The 16:15 departure with United Airlines is the earliest flight you can take. United Airlines operates the last service of the day at 19:15.
Arriving two hours before an international flight and one hour ahead of a domestic departure are travel rules to live by. Be at the airport with enough time to catch your EWR to DBV flight.
During popular months such as December, it's a good idea to get to the airport even earlier. Arrive two hours before a domestic departure and four hours ahead for international flights whenever you're travelling during a peak period in general.
United is your gateway to discovering Dubrovnik (and maybe even some other great corners of Croatia!). Browse the direct flights from New York Newark Airport to Dubrovnik Airport offered by this carrier.
The airline that serves the most passengers on this route is United.
United is the most punctual carrier that operates EWR to DBV flights. An impressive 80.0% of its services on this route arrive without delay.
If you want to split up your journey, simply deselect 'Direct flights only' when searching for your ticket from New York Newark Airport to Dubrovnik Airport. These are the most popular stopovers between EWR and DBV:
London Heathrow Airport
Frankfurt am Main Airport
Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
Handy information about New York Newark Airport (EWR)
You'll find EWR at Building 1, Conrad Road.
When it comes to New York Newark Airport's on-time performance, 71% of flights meet their scheduled arrival time.
To get to New York Newark Airport from central New York, it takes about 35 minutes by car. Of course, this depends on traffic. It's approximately 14 kilometres from the airport to the city centre.
Taking public transport? Expect a trip time of around 1 hour.
Need a handy hotel close to EWR? If you've booked an early flight from New York Newark Airport to Dubrovnik Airport, these accommodation options will have you sleeping moments from your departure lounge:
Arriving at Dubrovnik Airport (DBV)
Reserve a hotel close to DBV if you have a late New York Newark Airport to Dubrovnik Airport flight. Select one of these accommodation options and skip the long transfer:
Pick up a Dubrovnik Airport rental car and discover Dubrovnik and beyond with your own set of wheels. Green Motion, AVIA Rent and Carwiz are popular outlets to choose from here.
To get the best deal, book your vehicle from Dubrovnik Airport about two weeks ahead.
Getting from Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) to central Dubrovnik
From Dubrovnik Airport, Dubrovnik is approximately 19 kilometres away. It takes around 25 minutes to drive to the centre.
If you're taking public transport, expect a journey time of roughly 35 minutes.
When to fly to Dubrovnik Airport (DBV)
It's time to work out your dates for your flight from New York Newark Airport to Dubrovnik Airport. July is the most popular month to head to Dubrovnik. If you like a more low-key vibe, go in March.
The warmest month in Dubrovnik is August, with the temperature ranging between 21ºC and 30ºC. Lock in your flights from New York Newark Airport to Dubrovnik Airport in this month if you enjoy this type of weather.
January has average temperatures of between 2ºC and 12ºC. Look for cheap tickets from EWR to DBV sometime then if you like cooler conditions.
Explore more of Croatia
You've done Dubrovnik, now it's time to explore other parts of Croatia. Journey around 386 kilometres north-west to Zagreb to check off its leading sights. From Park Maksimir to Basilica of The Sacred Heart of Jesus and Zagreb Cathedral, there's plenty to keep you busy.
Split is another sought-after destination in Croatia and is around 161 kilometres north-west of Dubrovnik. No journey is complete without dropping by Diocletian's Palace, Old Split and Peristil.




