Dubrovnik, Croatia

Set on the Mediterranean, Dubrovnik (Croatia) is best understood through its weather data: our 2015–2024 climate record puts its peak at a 98/100 sun score in July, exactly the kind of reliability you want for a trip of museums, food and old streets.

July is the heat peak, averaging 30°C highs; January is the cool end, when nights dip to around 4°C. Rain is most likely in November, when about 49% of days see meaningful rainfall, and least likely in July (11%). The genuinely warm window — average highs of 24°C or better — covers June–September.

Season by season (on the northern calendar), spring brings 18°C highs with 39% rain-day odds, summer 29°C at 17%, autumn 21°C at 36%, and winter 12°C at 40%. In short: plan around summer if you can, keep autumn as the fallback, and go into winter with managed expectations (its season score is 46). If your dates are flexible, September buys you 25°C warmth at the quiet end of the season.

Best months to visit Dubrovnik

Ranked purely on sunshine odds, the podium is July at 98/100, then June at 97 and August at 96. The dependable window is wider than the podium, though: April–October all score 70 or better. At the other end, December scores just 44, the weakest month of the year.

For context: in July, Dubrovnik is drier than 21% of the mediterranean destinations we track.

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As of the latest refresh, Dubrovnik's next 15 days span 3°C to 20°C; 4 days look mostly sunny while 3 look likely to be wet — a live sun score of 63/100.