Dubrovnik Pass – A Smart Choice for Digital Nomads

For digital nomads calling Dubrovnik home for a few weeks or months, there’s an easy way to explore more of the city without constantly reaching for your wallet – the Dubrovnik Pass.

The city’s digital visitor pass has just won first prize in the Digitalisation in Smart Tourism category at the European Cultural Tourism Network awards, recognising Dubrovnik’s increasingly smart approach to tourism.

But beyond the award, the Pass is particularly useful for remote workers who have the luxury of discovering Dubrovnik at a slower pace.

It combines entry to some of the city’s leading cultural and historical attractions with public transport, making it easier to swap the laptop for a little sightseeing once the working day is over.

And the numbers show just how popular it has become.

Almost 390,000 Dubrovnik Passes were sold in the first eight months of 2026, generating more than €16.7 million in revenue – up 16.5 per cent on the same period last year.

For digital nomads, it’s another example of how Dubrovnik is becoming easier to experience beyond simply being a holiday destination.

Work in the morning, explore a museum in the afternoon, jump on a bus and head somewhere new, all with one digital pass.