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Live forecasts update automatically; written guidance last reviewed 16 June 2026 by the Reading Wire weather desk. Data from national met services via Open-Meteo.
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If you’re heading to Dubrovnik, the live forecast above gives you the day’s specifics, but for planning ahead expect a classic Mediterranean climate: hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, with the best travel windows in late spring and early autumn.
What’s typical for Dubrovnik’s weather throughout the year?
Dubrovnik enjoys a Mediterranean climate with over 250 sunny days annually. Summers (June–August) average highs of 28–30°C, often with a cooling sea breeze. Winters (December–February) are mild, around 10–13°C, but rain is frequent. Spring and autumn offer pleasant temperatures in the high teens or low twenties, ideal for sightseeing without the summer crowds.
Should I pack for rain or just sun?
That depends on when you visit. From November to March you’ll want a waterproof jacket and an umbrella – about 100–130 mm of rain falls monthly. From June to September you can rely on sunshine, but a light sweater is useful for evenings, especially near the coast. For current conditions, check the live forecast above.
Does Dubrovnik get very humid in summer?
Humidity is moderate, but the Adriatic Sea breeze usually keeps things comfortable. July and August can feel muggy inland, but along the coast it’s often bearable. Checking the live forecast above will give you the day’s humidity level.
Can I swim in Dubrovnik in April?
The sea temperature in April hovers around 15–16°C – too cool for most swimmers. It warms to 22–24°C by June, making late spring to early autumn the best period for swimming. The live forecast above shows current sea temperatures if available.
Is winter a bad time to visit Dubrovnik?
Not at all – you’ll find far fewer tourists and lower prices. Just expect rain and cooler temperatures around 10–13°C. Clear days can still be enjoyable for exploring the Old Town. Always check the live forecast above before you go.
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