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Split vs Dubrovnik in July

Split and Dubrovnik are close in July. Split averages 23–31°C with very high crowds; Dubrovnik 21–28°C with very high crowds.

By Daan · Last reviewed October 2026

Split and Dubrovnik

The verdict for July

  • WeatherVery similar8/10 vs 8/10
  • CrowdsVery similarVery High vs Very High
  • PricesVery similar€€€€€ vs €€€€€
  • OverallVery similar5.9/10 vs 5.9/10
Split's waterfront with palm trees and Marjan hill rising behind the old town

Split in July

Peak summer and festival

Temperature
23–31°C
Crowds
Very High
Prices
€€€€€

+Summer Festival and a lively city.

–Hot, busy and expensive.

July is the peak. The Split Summer Festival brings opera and theatre into the palace, but the city is crowded and prices are high.

Dubrovnik's old town and harbour seen from the city walls

Dubrovnik in July

Peak summer and festival

Temperature
21–28°C
Crowds
Very High
Prices
€€€€€

+Summer Festival and bright evenings.

–Very busy and hot, with the highest prices.

July is Dubrovnik's peak. The Summer Festival runs from July into August, and the city is crowded with cruise passengers and tourists.

Scores and crowd levels are my own judgement; temperatures are monthly averages. Higher scores are better: quieter, cheaper and more pleasant.