Dubrovnik in September: weather, water temperatures and things to do
Is September a good time to visit?
September in Dubrovnik is warm, with daytime temperatures averaging +25 °C. These conditions suit walks and sightseeing. The water is moderately warm, averaging +23 °C.
Weather in September
- Water
- +23 °C
- Daytime air
- +25 °C
- Night-time air
- +20 °C
Sun and precipitation in September
Monthly averages
Sunny
20 days
Sun and clouds
6 days
Cloudy
4 days
By part of the month
| Dates | Sunny | Sun and clouds | Cloudy | Days with precipitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1–10 | 8 days | 2 days | fewer than 1 day | 2 days |
| 11–20 | 6 days | 2 days | 2 days | 2 days |
| 21–30 | 6 days | 2 days | 2 days | 4 days |
Early, mid or late September?
| Travel dates | Day | Night | WaterWater |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1–10 September | +27 °C | +21 °C | +24 °C |
| 11–20 September | +25 °C | +20 °C | +23 °C |
| 21–30 September | +23 °C | +18 °C | +22 °C |
Water in September
Seasonal data gives an average water temperature of +23 °C for the month. It averages +24 °C in the first ten days and +22 °C towards the end. These are seasonal averages, so the water on your travel dates can be warmer or cooler. Before your trip, check the water temperature and weather in the forecast for Dubrovnik.
Rainfall in September
Historical records show that September has precipitation from time to time.
September or October: which should you choose?
| Month | Day | Night | WaterWater |
|---|---|---|---|
| September | +25 °C | +20 °C | +23 °C |
| October | +20 °C | +16 °C | +20 °C |
Both the air and the water are cooler in October than in September.
The annual charts for Dubrovnik compare air and water temperatures throughout the year. For historical weather in September across different years, see the weather archive.
Things to do in September
- The old town has Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque churches, palaces and fountains to explore.
- The Rector’s Palace houses the Cultural History Museum. Its rooms feature historic interiors and displays about the Republic of Dubrovnik.
- The Maritime Museum in St John’s Fort explores the region’s maritime history.
About the data
Air temperatures use the WorldWeatherAI archive for 2020–2025. Precipitation uses data for 2020–2025. Water temperatures use WorldWeatherAI seasonal data.
Cloud cover is estimated from local six-hour intervals weighted by their overlap with daylight: up to 25% clear or mostly clear, 75% or more mostly cloudy, and partly cloudy in between. These are the site’s categories. Rounded day counts add up to the period length; icons do not represent particular dates. Precipitation is counted separately and may coincide with sunshine. Sunshine hours come from the archive, not from cloud cover. Each metric requires complete data for the same set of years; incomplete metrics are omitted.