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The quickest bus trip from Dubrovnik to Šibenik takes 6 hours 5 minutes.

With FlixBus, you can conveniently reach 109 destinations from Šibenik, including Zagreb, Split, Zadar.

You can track your bus location on our Real-Time Bus Tracker . Just select the relevant bus stop and check the time of arrival. Find out where your bus is and check if there are delays on the route.

You can get from Dubrovnik to Šibenik for as little as $30.99.

There are 4 rides daily from Dubrovnik to Šibenik. The fastest bus on this connection has 25 stop(s).

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The bus route from Dubrovnik to Šibenik covers 196 miles. FlixBus can bring you from Dubrovnik to Šibenik in 6 hours 5 minutes.

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It couldn't be easier to book your travel from Dubrovnik to Šibenik with FlixBus - and when you book in advance , you can save money too! FlixBus operates in 44 countries connecting 5000 destinations. So no matter where you want to go, we can take you there! Ticket prices cost as little as $30.99 .To get the cheapest tickets, book online in advance and avoid busy times like weekends and public holidays. The distance between Dubrovnik and Šibenik is 196 miles , which takes as little as 6 hours 5 minutes with our fastest rides. Make your journey even easier with the FlixBus app . All your information will be saved for the next time you travel.

Traveling from Dubrovnik to Šibenik

No matter whether you want to travel first thing in the morning or late at night, you'll find a journey to suit you with 4 rides between Dubrovnik and Šibenik. The first bus is at 3:30 am with the last bus leaving at 1:00 pm . The rides from Dubrovnik to Šibenik take a minimum of 6 hours 5 minutes ; what's more, when you travel by bus, you don't need to worry about traffic or delays en route. Just relax and enjoy the journey with free WiFi and plenty of legroom . You can pick up a bus ticket for just $30.99 - that's way cheaper than traveling by any other method. Buses are also a great choice for environmentally-conscious travelers . We're working towards being 100% carbon neutral and offer all travelers the opportunity to offset their carbon emissions when booking their tickets. Simply select the "CO2 compensation" box when paying online and we'll use all of the money to make a direct impact on the future of sustainable mobility.

Taking the bus from Dubrovnik

Ready for your journey from Dubrovnik? Dubrovnik is a transport hub with 1 stations and it is seriously well connected with buses to 120 destinations across the country. No matter where you're traveling from, you can find plenty of information on our website or by contacting FlixBus directly for travel information. We'll do our best to make sure you're well-equipped for your journey, so you can experience everything the trip has to offer.

Arriving in Šibenik

Start planning your trip to Šibenik now. Never visited before? Here's all you need to know. Šibenik is one of the best-connected cities, so you're not short on choices of how to get here. 1 is the number of bus stations FlixBus has in Šibenik, connecting 109 cities. Never miss a beat as you sample the sights and culture synonymous with this famous city. Now is the time to hop aboard FlixBus and explore!

What to expect onboard the FlixBus bus from Dubrovnik to Šibenik

Traveling from Dubrovnik to Šibenik is quick, clean and comfortable - and it couldn't be easier to book a ticket. You can book online via the website, on our app, in person at a FlixShop or using Google Assistant. We accept card payment as well as Paypal, Google Pay and Apple Pay, but there are many more payment options that you can choose from. The easiest way to book your ticket is using our app . You'll be able to make your reservation within seconds and there's no need to print and carry the ticket with you, as your phone will be your ticket. Want to sit beside family or friends or keep the space beside you free? Need easy access to the toilet or a table to get on with some work whilst traveling? You can reserve a seat when you book on the app or website, and you can choose from a variety of seat options including a table seat, panorama seat or extra seat. Once you're settled in your seat, you can sit back and relax with plenty of onboard services to help you make the most of your trip. Most of our buses have onboard Wifi and an entertainment system so you can catch up on your favorite shows or listen to audiobooks. We've also got toilets onboard, as well as power outlets. What's more, you get a generous luggage allowance when you travel with FlixBus with one carry-on bag and one checked bag, so you can bring everything you need for your trip.

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About the ride from Dubrovnik to Sibenik

Dubrovnik to sibenik route information.

The distance between Dubrovnik and Sibenik is 134 miles, or approximately 215 kilometers.

There are 3 ways to get from Dubrovnik to Sibenik, including minivan,car,bus .

The earliest departure leaves at 06:00 and has a duration of 6 hours 30 minutes.

The fastest way to travel is by car, which takes approximately 3 hours 15 minutes.

Depending on how you choose to travel, the following amenities are available: .

Dubrovnik to Sibenik by minivan

• Starting Price: $450
• 110 departures a day, or 770 departures a week

The only travel class available is Standard.

Each minivan ticket offers an individual seat with basic passenger necessities. Conditions and amenities vary by provider. For more detailed information and availability see all options.

Dubrovnik to Sibenik by car

• Starting Price: $416

The only travel class available is Comfort.

Each car ticket offers an individual seat with basic passenger necessities. Conditions and amenities vary by provider. For more detailed information and availability see all options.

Dubrovnik to Sibenik by bus

• Starting Price: $38
• 2 departures a day, or 14 departures a week

Each bus ticket offers an individual seat with basic passenger necessities. Conditions and amenities vary by provider. For more detailed information and availability see all options.

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Cheap bus tickets from Dubrovnik to Šibenik

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There is one bus station in Šibenik; Šibenik (Bus Station). You can find its location on the map on his page.

You can get from Dubrovnik to Šibenik for as little as 28,49 €. Take advantage of our best deals on FlixBus tickets by traveling off-peak and during the week. You can buy your ticket from Dubrovnik to Šibenik most easily on this website or in the app .

When traveling from Dubrovnik to Šibenik, you can track your bus location on our Real-Time Bus Tracker . Just select the relevant bus stop and check the time of arrival. Find out where your bus is and check if there are delays on the route.

You can bring your bike on FlixBus from Dubrovnik to Šibenik subject to availability. You can find the prices for bikes here .

We offer several payment methods for purchasing your ticket from Dubrovnik to Šibenik securely. You can choose among card payment, PayPal, Google Pay and many more. Once in the payment section, you will be able to see all the available options and pick your preferred one. If you are having difficulties with payment, check out our help page about payments . If you buy your bus ticket onboard or at a sales point you are also given the option to pay cash.

Passengers traveling from Dubrovnik to Šibenik can bring one checked luggage and one piece of hand luggage for free. If you want to carry additional or special luggage, you can check all the options available on this page .

The price of a children's bus ticket from Dubrovnik to Šibenik depends on the age of the child and the time of booking. Children under the age of 15 receive a discount on the regular adult fare. At the time of booking, we calculate the cheapest price for you from all available rates and discounts. If the discounted price is lower than the child fare, the selected passengers pay the same price. Please, make sure you check our child travel and seat policy . Strollers and foldable pushchairs (width + length + height = max 240 cm) can be transported in the luggage compartment of the bus free of charge.

Yes, all FlixBus buses from Dubrovnik to Šibenik are equipped for passengers with reduced mobility. We strive to make our buses as comfortable and accessible as possible for people with disabilities and limited mobility. Service animals are allowed on board all FlixBus buses traveling from Dubrovnik to Šibenik. The transportation of wheelchairs, foldable wheelchairs, walking aid and other assistive mobility devices is free of charge.

Traveling by bus from Dubrovnik to Šibenik is one of the most environmentally-friendly options available as it reduces traffic associated emissions, and passengers can offset their carbon emissions when they travel with FlixBus by clicking the CO₂ compensation box when booking their ticket.

FlixBus buses traveling from Dubrovnik to Šibenik offer extra legroom, private outlets, and restrooms. Most buses also provide free Wi-Fi.

The earliest FlixBus ride from Dubrovnik to Šibenik departs at 03:30.

No, you don't need to print your ticket if you purchased it online or via the app. Simply show the driver the QR code that you received via email or that is stored in the app and you're ready to travel from Dubrovnik to Šibenik. It's that easy!

The latest FlixBus ride from Dubrovnik to Šibenik departs at 13:00.

There is one bus station in Dubrovnik; Dubrovnik bus station. You can find its location on the map on his page.

The bus route from Dubrovnik to Šibenik covers 313 km. FlixBus can bring you from Dubrovnik to Šibenik in 6 hours 5 minutes. The fastest bus on this connection has 25 stop(s).

With FlixBus, you can conveniently reach 109 destinations from Šibenik, including Zagreb, Split, Zadar.

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Sibenik travel guide: Where to eat, drink, shop and stay in Croatia’s untouched coastal city

W hile Dubrovnik and Split – Croatia ’s de facto capitals – have had to adjust more than any others because of best-in-travel listings, overtourism and the cruise ship economy, Sibenik to the north has been able to avoid any stain on the city. So far, it retains the feeling of an outlier. It’s the Dalmatian coast as it once was.

In this respect, Sibenik’s majestic forts, Unesco-worthy cathedral and pedestrianised Old Town seem almost unique. Here, locals sip espresso, slurp ice cream, sit on steps and – more or less – master fjaka , the Dalmatian art of aspiring to do nothing. And that’s not mentioning the slow-motion pace of life in its cradle of islands beyond glimmering Sibenik Bay and St Anthony Channel.

In a way, it is as if the protected port city has absorbed energy over the centuries from its many overlords and invaders – Venetians and Greeks, Hungarians and Ottomans – and now decided it’s overdue time to sit back and relax. Indeed, Sibenik was founded by Croats more than one thousand years ago, making it the oldest native Croatian town on the Adriatic. You could say then, that its people have earned their right to fjaka more than most.

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Get lost in the Old Town

Begin at the triple nave Cathedral of St James , which bears witness to the cross-Adriatic exchange of architectural ideas between Italy and Croatia in the 15th and 16th centuries. Sibenik is the only city in the country with two Unesco marvels to shout about and the cathedral is its first; a holy house, but also an art and sculpture lesson writ in stone.

Like in many Croatian coastal cities, strolling from polished street to pedestrianised sunlit square is the only way to truly appreciate all the architectural pomp. So from the cathedral, climb past Gothic-Renaissance monuments to sea-view wine bars to art-filled stone churches as pretty as you’ll find anywhere.

Tour a fort (or two, or three, or four)

High points come thick and fast the higher through the Old Town’s inner streets you ascend. Among these is the medieval St Michael’s Fortress , a white stone bastion rising steeply, as if straight from the water like an Atlantis reborn.

From its battlements, the view towards the Krka River and the tight channel where it flows into the Adriatic is similar to that offered by the one to the rear: simply sublime. Behind are the equally marvellous St John’s Fortress and Barone Fortress , which afford higher perches from which to digest the city.

Further out at sea is yet another stronghold: St Nicholas’ Fortress and the city’s second Unesco sight. Anchored off the coast in St Anthony Channel and arrowhead in shape, it’s a defensive tour de force originally built to scare off Ottoman invaders.

Sail Sibenik’s archipelago

Imagine Hvar or Vis, but a decade or so ago. That’s the easy sell of an island-hopping safari to the lesser-visited Sibenik Archipelago, a knot of 249 cove-nibbled islands, only six of which are inhabited.

It would take years to see them all, but settle on a day trip to the uncrowded harbours of ridiculously handsome, Prvic and Zlarin , both creaky with history and overlooked by the throngs. Or, if you have the luxury of time, add Krapanj , Kaprije and Zirje to a multi-day itinerary.

For a memorable lunch or dinner, hop off the local ferry or drop anchor on a private charter at Zlarin for tuna and calamari cooked with flair and imagination at the wonderful Konoba Aldura , a traditional taverna in arms’ reach of nets, traps and Popeye-type fishermen.

Day trip to Krka National Park

Heading inland doesn’t mean wasting precious moments on the coast. Almost-secluded Krka National Park is one of Croatia’s finest – with the swelling summer crowds to prove it – and time here is well spent hiking through a wonderland of aquamarine waterfalls, riverine islands and karstic canyons. Come at the right time – straight after the park opens around 8am in summer, 9am in winter – and it feels a world away from the coach tour crush.

Embrace fjaka

Above all, make time for the Old Town’s quiet with a wander. Seek out the Medieval Mediterranean Garden of St Lawrence Monastery , a hidden balcony of botanicals forgotten for 100 years before being rediscovered in the late 2000s (you’ll be surprised). Then head north along the Adriatic promenade between yachts and restaurants until reaching Banj Beach (you’ll appreciate a swim). It’s a fine strip of golden sand with old-fashioned taverna and bar, but also rewards with a terrific perspective of Sibenik’s higgeldy-piggeldy Old Town almost falling over itself into the water.

Where to stay

Below the ramparts on the waterfront, Amerun Heritage Hotels & Residences is for historical stone rooms with loggia views glimpsing the sardine-tight streets behind and shimmering blue out front. Hands down, it’s the most atmospheric boutique hotel in the Old Town, with two best-in-class restaurants (Buta and Bronzin) to try.

Doubles from £112, B&B; armerun.com

Sometimes you need more space and only a villa will do (preferably one with a pool too). These fit into the surrounding landscapes with minimal disruption – which can’t be said of many of the brutalist resort hotels between Split and Zadar – and there are hundreds available, from cosy-boltholes for two to sprawling, opulent houses for larger groups. Novasol offers a selection of handpicked villas across the Sibenik region and, for a longer stay, are superior to any hotel you might have in mind.

From £239pp for a seven-night stay; novasol.com

Where to eat and drink

For gourmands, there’s only one address: Pelegrini . The city’s first Michelin-starred restaurant is located on a cobblestoned stairway off Cathedral of St James square, and burrows into a series of historic buildings and unseen courtyards. The six-course tasting menu is mind-bending, with takes on veal and lamb, sea snails and urchins, but you might doubt your senses when looking at the price: it’s not cheap at €530 with wine pairings for two. Ask for a table overlooking the Cathedral.

Sibenik’s waterfront is chockablock with traditional restaurants, ice cream parlours and cocktail bars and it can be hard to know where to settle. All are reliable enough, though the consensus seems to be that for location, shoreline terrace, price and merry-go-round of fresh fish and shellfish, Peskarija consistently hits the mark.

Art highlight

After dark, St Michael’s Fortress has another face to it. The fort is maintained with a sense of purpose for cultural events and turns open-air auditorium in summer, when orchestras and pop stars like Bryan Ferry, Roisin Murphy and The National strut the stage under the stars.

Nuts and bolts

What currency do i need, what language do they speak, should i tip.

Ten per cent will do – though tipping is not expected in Croatia.

What’s the time difference?

What’s the average flight time from the uk.

Around 2hr 30m from London and 3hr 15m from Edinburgh to Split, which is 90 minutes’ drive to the south. Zadar is another gateway city, with flights taking 2hr 25m from London and 2hr 20m from Birmingham.

How should I get around?

What’s the best view.

All the shops, cafes, bars and streets strip away when taking the stairs and steep alleys to the ramparts of St Michael’s Fortress.

Insider tip?

Not for the first time in the Adriatic, ice cream is on the menu. Despite the terrible name, nationwide chain aRoma gelato experience is a scoop shop of immense pedigree (spot the out-the-door queues on hot days), playing its part properly with a terrific selection of cone toppers. Dreamy flavours include almond with honey, sesame and fig, and mascarpone with date and walnut.

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How To Get From Dubrovnik to Sibenik Best Way

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Posted on January 3, 2024

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How To Get From Dubrovnik to Sibenik Best Way – You can go by bus, rent a car, taxi and private transfer.

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What is The Distance From Dubrovnik to Sibenik?

The distance from Dubrovnik to Sibenik is 283 kilometers. Click here to book online Dubrovnik Day Tours and activities

The travel time by car from Dubrovnik to Sibenik is around 3 hours and 15 minutes and the taxi fare is around  €360 you can book online . Read here how to get from Sibenik to Dubrovnik the reverse way.

What is The Best Way From Dubrovnik Airport to Sibenik?

The best way from Dubrovnik to Sibenik is by private transfer for €380 you can book online for up to 8 people can be €45 per person and 3 hours and 15 minutes travel time.

What is The Cheapest Way From Dubrovnik to Sibenik?

The cheapest way from Dubrovnik to Sibenik is by bus for €28 you can book online and 6 hours travel time.

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WHERE TO STAY IN SIBENIK

You can access a dorm that can go up to  €20.  And while a hotel that is a double room in a budget can go up to  €60 .

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How To Get From Dubrovnik to Sibenik

By bus from dubrovnik to sibenik (cheapest way).

The cheapest way from Dubrovnik to Sibenik is by bus. There are a few buses leaving at 8 am and 11 am you can check bus schedule and book online .

The bus fare from Dubrovnik to Sibenik is €28 you can book online and it will take around 6 hours travel time.

The bus departure is from Dubrovnik Bus Terminal (check the exact location in Google Maps) 4 kilometers outside Dubrovnik downtown and it will get to Sibenik Bus Terminal (check the exact location in Google Maps) walking distance to Sibenik downtown.

If you are coming from Dubrovnik Airport will take you around 40 minutes to reach the Bus Terminal.

PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION FROM DUBROVNIK AIRPORT TO SIBENIK (BEST WAY)

The transfers are usually available 24 hours and are only ideal if you have the budget and you want comfort after your flight to Dubrovnik. Prices are around  €380  and you will be able to fit up to 8 people. It could be  €45  per person. It will take 3 hours and 15 minutes half of the time than the bus!

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BEST WAY DUBROVNIK AIRPORT TO SIBENIK

The best way from Dubrovnik to Sibenik is by bus for  €28  you can book online if you go on a budget and it will take 6 hours.

The best way from Dubrovnik to Sibenik is by taxi or private transfer if you want comfort and traveling with more people renting a car or so much luggage. It will take around 3 hours and 15 minutes directly to your accommodation.

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Discover North Staffordshire, the historic pottery hot spot in the heart of England

In the heart of England, Staffordshire offers industrial heritage and rural charm in equal measure, with both Peak District scenery and high-octane thrills on the doorstep.

The West Midlands county of Staffordshire was once a powerhouse of innovation, taking 18th-century Britain into a ground-breaking future with its nascent pottery, glass, iron, coal and brewing industries. The powerhouse tag may no longer quite ring true but the heritage remains, with its canal system just one welcome leftover from the period. The overall impression these days is decidedly more rural than industrial. The moorlands and dales of the Peak District extend into its northeastern fringes, while gentle valleys and hills, punctuated by stone-built villages, define much of the region elsewhere. Near the centre of England ; come for easy activities, unique accommodation and a smattering of that industrial heritage.

How should I spend my time?

The Caldon Canal, which once served to transport flint for use in the potteries of nearby Stoke-on-Trent, runs for 18 miles through the Churnet Valley and could easily fill a day’s gentle strolling. Another vestige of the region’s industrial past is the Churnet Valley Railway , with steam trains taking passengers on nostalgic trips from the village of Froghall, chugging through the Staffordshire countryside on a two-hour round trip. A good chunk of the Peak District National Park also falls within the county’s borders; a lovely drive on single-track roads up and over the moors, dodging nonchalant sheep who’ve strayed onto the tarmac, leads to Dovedale. Managed by the National Trust, the valley has archetypal Peak District scenery, characterised by craggy limestone hills, and stepping stones over the River Dove. There are various footpaths to help you explore the area. For   slightly less bucolic distractions, Alton Towers Resort theme park —   home to a whopping 10 roller coasters, including the newly refurbished Nemesis Reborn — is in the north east of the county, six miles from Froghall; book in advance.

What if it’s raining?

World of Wedgwood in Stoke-on-Trent is an excellent option for a wet day. A major pottery established in the 18th century, and one of three remaining in the city, Wedgwood is still renowned for its fine china; you can visit the factory on a tour, discover its heritage in the V & A Wedgwood Collection, or learn how to make and paint ceramics yourself in one of its studios.

Where’s the best place to stay?

You know you’re in good hands before you arrive at The Tawny, with staff asking for your pillow preference and how you might like your complimentary mini-bar stocked ahead of your stay. Set in 70 acres near the village of Consall, it’s less a hotel than its own little world. A diverse collection of accommodation is scattered across the grounds, spanning wooden huts for two, boathouses ideal for families and stone cottages sleeping eight. All have a clean, Scandinavian-style design ethos complemented by English quirks such as botanical prints and nature books, and come with a log-burner, private deck and outdoor spa bath. The grounds are a highlight here, with follies to clamber around and five miles of paths winding through the lake-pocked gardens and woodland. If feeling less active, hail one of the site’s e-buggies and head, perhaps, to the spa or heated pool.

Where are the stand-out places to eat & drink?

Pride of place at The Tawny is its landmark restaurant, The   Plumicorn, in a striking zinc-clad building at the top of a valley and open to non-residents. Diners should spare no dignity to claim a table by the double-height windows, with views down through the grounds. The menu showcases British produce in modern European dishes such as Dunwood Farm beef fillet bourguignon. The Black Lion Consall , a mile away, has a quaint setting in sight of the Caldon Canal, River Churnet and the heritage railway; its beer garden is an ideal spot for a cold pint on a hot day.

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