Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) lists no smoking area, inside Terminal B or Terminal C or after security, and marks none on its maps, so ask staff for the nearest place to smoke outside the terminal; if there is none, smoke outside the airport property, beyond the terminal kerb and car parks.
Flying on to Split or Zagreb? Split Airport has a smoking area after security on its departures floor, and Zagreb Airport has indoor smoking cabins after security.
Outside the terminal
The airport lists no smoking area before security, at departures or arrivals, and its map of the outside areas marks none. Ask staff for the nearest spot outside the building; if there is none, smoke outside the airport property, beyond the terminal kerb and car parks.
After security
The airport lists no smoking area after security, in Terminal B or Terminal C, and marks none on its maps of the first, second and third floors, where the gates are, so ask staff. Croatian law bans smoking in enclosed public spaces except in an approved smoking room (Article 25 of the Tobacco and Related Products Act), and the airport lists none. The three lounges on the third floor, the Adriatic Lounge in the Schengen zone and the Sky Lounge and Atlantic Lounge in the non-Schengen zone, carry no published smoking rule, so ask the lounge staff.
Vaping
Dubrovnik Airport publishes no vaping rule, so ask staff before you vape.
Summary
| Area | Smoking | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| After security, Terminal B and Terminal C | Ask staff | The airport lists no smoking area and marks none on its floor maps |
| Lounges, third floor | Ask staff | No published smoking rule |
| Before security | Ask staff | The airport lists no smoking area; outside the airport property if there is none |
| Inside the terminal | Ask staff | The airport lists no smoking room inside |
| Vaping | Ask staff | The airport publishes no rule |
For Croatia’s airport smoking law, the fines and the vaping rule, see our Croatia airport guide.