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Luggage storage in Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik sits on the Adriatic coast in southern Dalmatia and is a major tourist destination in the Mediterranean, which means plenty of travellers pass through with bags to store.

The main hubs are straightforward: Dubrovnik Main Bus Station in Gruž runs a staffed official luggage storage service from 06:30 to 22:00 daily, at a rate of €1 per started hour, and Dubrovnik Airport also has its own left luggage desk. The Old Town itself is a different matter — a UNESCO site of medieval walls and stone streets that offers no storage of its own once you're inside.

Many intercity and international coach routes pass through Dubrovnik Main Bus Station in Gruž. Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) is the international airport serving the city and handles both international and domestic flights. With Stasher, you can store bags from €1.49 per bag per day.

Some top Stasher locations in Dubrovnik include:

• Hotel reception, 21 min walk from Dubrovnik · rated 5/5 (400+ reviews)
• Restaurant, 23 min walk from Stradun
• Local office in Dubrovnik Old Town · rated 4.9/5 (200+ reviews)
• Local shop, 18 min walk from Dubrovnik Port · rated 4.9/5 (50+ reviews)

Most points cluster around Dubrovnik Old Town and Dubrovnik Bus Station. Local hosts include hotel receptions, restaurants and local offices. Every booking comes with the Stasher Guarantee, which protects your bags up to €12,000. Stasher storage in Dubrovnik can be booked through the website or app.

Getting into Dubrovnik with luggage

The Platanus airport shuttle is the official service connecting Dubrovnik Airport to the city centre, with stops at Ploče Gate and the main bus station in Gruž. A one-way fare costs €10, while a return is €15. Once in the city, Libertas buses 1A and 1B connect Pile Gate to the Gruž bus station and ferry terminal in about 15 minutes — there's no blanket ban on luggage, but drivers can refuse you if the bus is too crowded to keep the aisle clear. The ferry port in Gruž is about 3 km from the Old Town and serves routes to Bari and the Elafiti Islands, so if you're heading there, the bus station's storage desk is the closest option.

Visiting Dubrovnik's museums and Old Town

The Red History Museum will hold your luggage free of charge at reception while you visit, but the Cultural History Museum in the Rector's Palace has only limited space — large backpacks may need to be left at supervision, and you might be asked to carry a daypack on your front.

The cable car's lower station is a 10-minute walk from Pile Gate, so if you're heading up for the view, you'll want your luggage already stored rather than carrying it with you. And if you're arriving from the airport, the Platanus shuttle drops you at Ploče Gate, near the Old Town, before continuing to Gruž — useful to know when deciding where to store a bag first.