What's The Weather Like in Dubrovnik in June?
June is one of the warmest months of the year for Dubrovnik in Croatia and it's also one of the busiest. Many tourists flock to the resort, meaning that the resort becomes much busier than in previous months.
How Hot Is Dubrovnik In June?
Daily average temperatures in June are about 22°C, highs reaching up to 25°C and lows of around 18°C at night.
June Sunshine Hours in Dubrovnik
Over the course of the month, the hours of sunshine remain pretty constant, with an average of about 15 hours per day. The shortest day of the month is June 1 with 15:06 hours of daylight; the longest is June 21 with 15:20 hours of daylight.
Does It Rain in June in Dubrovnik?
The average rainfall during June is only 48mm over 6 days, so you are very likely to experience dry, warm weather during your stay.
How Warm Is The Sea In Dubrovnik in June?
In June the average sea temperature is around 22°C which is ideal for swimming and watersports such as water-skiing, wakeboarding, and windsurfing.
Is Dubrovnik Windy In June?
Daily wind speed averages in June vary from 2 mph to 16 mph (light air to moderate breeze) or about 2-14 knots.
Dubrovnik Hotels in June
Villa Dubrovnik
Villa Dubrovnik (Ulica Vlaha Bukovca 6) is a minimalist but five-star hotel outside of the city. The views of the harbour, the bay and the island of Lokrum are spectacular. Guests can reserve individual rooms, suites or the standalone Villa Kolin. On-site facilities include two restaurants, library lounge, spa, and prosciutto and wine bar.
Stari Grad
Within Old Town, a great budget but comfortable option is the three-star Stari Grad (Opina Dubrovni). This 16th century boutique was recently furnished. Each one of its eight rooms is equipped with air conditioning, private bathrooms, mini-bar, satellite TV, telephone, safety box and free wifi. The hotel also houses the Green & Purple café bar and the Above5 restaurant, located on the fifth floor rooftop with terrific views of the city and sea.
More Hotel
More Hotel (Ulica kardinala Stepinca 33) is a five-star boutique hotel that offers 36 bedrooms and suites in the Bay of Lapad. Rooms are equipped with a/c, wifi, LCD tv, minibar and bathroom with whirlpool bath or shower. On-site facilities include three restaurants and bars, swimming pool and open Jacuzzi.
Dubrovnik Beach for June
Copacabana
The second most popular beach is Copacabana, located on the north side of Lapad peninsula. This beautiful pebble beach is popular with families and swimmers. As night falls, the coastline makes for a stunning scene. Enjoy a cocktail or coffee at one of the many nightclubs, cafes and restaurants that line the seaside.
Sv. Jakov Beach
If you want to avoid the crowds head over the local secret of Sv. Jakov Beach. Located east of Ploce Gate beneath the beautiful abbey of St. James, at this secluded beach you can enjoy some easy swimming and views of the isle of Lokrum.
Bars and Restaurants
Tovjerna Sesame
Local Adriatic fare is the specialty of Tovjerna Sesame (Dante Alighieria bb), such as Dalmatian roast beef and gnocchi with truffles. For something with a bit more flair, try Azur (Pobijana 10), a hidden little gem that serves up great Mediterranean-Asian fusion meals such as shrimp pouch on roasted aubergine in coconut curry sauce.
Orhan
Orhan (Od Tabakarije 1) is a delicious option for those needing a respite from the crowds. The restaurant is at the foot of Tower Lovrjenac, just 200m out of the Old Town. It serves both Croatian and international farery their most famous dish, the black cuttlefish risotto.
Tabasco
For a quick, tasty bite, amble over to Tabasco (Cavtatska ulica 11), famous for their freshly baked pizzas at great value. Or sip a lovely cappuccino while enjoying crème brulee right on the main street of Stradun at Café Bistro Orlando (Stradun Placa).
D'Vino's Wine Bar
To sample some of the best wines in Dubrovnik, visit D'Vino's Wine Bar (Palmoticeva 4a) in the charming Pucic Palace hotel. This wine bar has a huge selection of local and international wines, offering 60 wines by the glass and more by the bottle.
East West Club
Within the city walls, you'll find several night clubs, top-notch discos such as Club Revelin (Ulica Svetog Dominika 3) and the East West Club (Frana Supila 4) right on Banje Beach. If mellower live music is more your thing, head over to Troubadour (Bunieva poljana 2), a jazz café right next to the Cathedral. The cocktails are pricey but the musicians certainly are talented.
Things to do in Dubrovnik in June
June is the peak of the summer season time for sun, surf and sunbathers in Dubrovnik. The sea is warm enough to swim in, the hotels and attractions are all open, and the crowds are beginning to head over in droves.
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Gunduliceva Poliana
Summer is also a great time to go window shopping at one of the local markets or shopping streets by the old harbour. Pick up a snack of fresh fruit and cheese at the Gunduliceva Poliana open-air market. For souvenir hunters, try the Green Room garden and gift shop (Boškovieva Poljana), which features handmade jewellery made by local craftsmen.
Maritime Museum
Travellers seeking to escape the heat can seek shade in one of the many museums Dubrovnik has to offer.
The Maritime Museum (Ulica kneza Damjana Jude 2) with St. John Fortress offers a fascinating exhibition on the seafaring heritage of Dubrovnik. The building is divided into four sections for the period of the republic, the age of steam, the Second World War, and techniques of sailing and navigation.
Kojan Koral
If you fancy something different outside of town, head to the stables of Kojan Koral. Local Croats lead guided tours on horseback along the rocky coastline. Or drive out to the Konavle Valley, one of the leading wine regions in Croatia, to sample some local delicacies at one of the plentiful wineries.
Arbouretum Trsteno
Visitors can also enjoy a lovely walk at the here : a historical 70-acre garden just 20 minutes' drive from Dubrovnik. It was constructed around the late 15th century and currently the property of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts. The grounds feature a Renaissance garden and villa, 14-arch aqueduct, old oil presses, a chapel and a fountain with sculptures of nymphs and Neptune.
