Connect Berlin with Dubrovnik for €159 return per person on Air Serbia. Most searches sit between €159 and €197. One stop is standard on this route, so allow 4–6 hours total travel time.
Price and when to book
Base fares start at €159 per person return. Tickets we've tracked range from €159–€197 depending on date and availability. Air Serbia keeps competitive pricing on this route. Booking 2–3 months ahead is ideal for the best rate. October 2026 searches show strong availability for December departures.
Airline and stops
Air Serbia operates this route with one stop. It's not a direct flight, but the connection is efficient and gets you to Dubrovnik without major delays. The Berlin–Dubrovnik leg typically routes through an Air Serbia hub, optimising connection time. Baggage and onboard services vary by fare type; check details when you book.
Best time to visit Dubrovnik
December is a solid choice if you want fewer crowds and keen pricing. The Adriatic coast shines year-round, but May–September offer warm weather and clear skies. Winter (December–February) is cool and wet, but perfect if you prefer quiet and don't mind layering up. April–June and September–October strike the sweet spot: pleasant weather without peak-season tourists.
What to do when you arrive in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is the Adriatic's crown jewel: medieval walls, a film-set old town and nearby beaches. Walk the city walls, stroll the Stradun and ferry out to the Elafiti Islands. Don't skip Lokrum's cliffs or the villages of Cavtat and Ston. The airport sits 20 km away; a bus or taxi takes you to the centre in 30 minutes.
FAQ
What's the cheapest flight price Berlin to Dubrovnik?
From €159 return per person with Air Serbia. This is the lowest fare we've tracked; tickets typically range up to €197 depending on exact date and availability.
Is it a direct flight or does it have stops?
It has one stop. Air Serbia operates this route with a connection, so total travel time is longer than a direct, but the stopover is usually quick and smooth.
Which airline flies Berlin to Dubrovnik?
Air Serbia is the main carrier on this route. It offers competitive fares and efficient connections across its network.
How many days do I need to see Dubrovnik?
3–4 days are enough to cover the old town, city walls and nearby islands. Add another 1–2 days if you want beach time or to explore more coastal villages. It depends on your pace.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
