When Dubrovnik Airport is your landing point and Sun Gardens in Orašac your destination, you’re in for a quiet kind of good fortune. One of the most scenic stretches of the Adriatic lies ahead, and the right transfer lets you ease into it without a single concern. Just 35–40 minutes from the terminal, this peaceful seaside resort offers a calm welcome — and the journey there sets the tone.
Starting your stay at Sun Gardens means the trip begins with space to breathe. No need to puzzle out bus schedules or negotiate with local taxis. You’re simply on your way — following the coastline, passing olive groves and cypress trees, and catching early glimpses of the sea.
As you travel, the Adriatic stretches out to your left, catching the light and shifting shades of blue. Every now and then, you’ll spot the seaside town of Cavtat, the steep shores of Župa Dubrovačka, and the small islands of Mrkan, Bobara, and Supetar scattered along the coast. On your right, dry Mediterranean hills rise and fall — dotted with pine trees, wild broom, and the occasional cypress. After you pass the hill of Dubac, the road opens up to your first wide view of Dubrovnik, with the island of Lokrum lying just offshore like a quiet welcome.
Dubrovnik Airport to Sun Gardens Orasac offers simplicity. No crowds, no waiting, no walking with luggage in the heat. Just a clear route and a familiar rhythm. The road to Orašac winds past stretches of the Dubrovnik Riviera, where newer resorts meet old stone villages. In less than an hour, you go from airport tarmac to resort check-in — slowly shifting into holiday mode before you’ve even unpacked.
Getting there, the easy way
Behind the ease is a well-organized setup. Drivers are local and used to the route. They know the flow of airport traffic, the likely road conditions, and how to make guests feel looked after without fuss. The vehicles are modern, fully air-conditioned, and well-kept, chosen based on the size of your group and your luggage needs.
For a car transfer (1–3 people), the typical price is around €55. For larger groups using a minivan (up to 7 people), it’s usually €70. The ride is private, the cost is fixed, and the process is straightforward. You simply confirm the booking and arrive knowing someone will be there when you land.
Once you arrive
Staying at Sun Gardens means being close to everything, yet just far enough. Dubrovnik is within easy reach, the Elaphiti Islands stretch across the horizon, Trsteno’s historic arboretum is a short drive away, and the Pelješac peninsula begins just up the coast. But no matter how much you explore, there’s a quiet rhythm in returning — to the same sea view, the same calm, the same space to pause. That sense of having a place to come back to — that’s what makes Sun Gardens feel like more than just a resort. For anyone headed this way, the transfer from Dubrovnik Airport isn’t just transport. It’s the soft beginning of a stay designed for comfort — less about getting there fast, and more about arriving well.
And with a Dubrovnik airport transfer, it’s even smoother, simpler — just the way it should be!