Early June is usually a good time to visit Rovinj. The temperature should be around 25oC and about 15oC in the morning. That is, if there is no disturbance. (There can be windy periods, lasting up to three days). Do not expect to be swimming a lot, because the sea is usually still cold at that time of the year.

September and May are some of the best months to visit, as there are less crowds around and the weather is mild and pleasant. Mornings might be quite fresh at times (16-19C) but the days are generally warm (22-25C)

We spent several really wonderful days in Rovinj staying in the Old Town. Perhaps because of the time of year we were there, mid-October, it was not too touristy we didn't think. There are some very good restaurants including one restaurant with one Michelin star. The restaurants we visited did have very good wines, but we were mostly ordering Italian (Collio region) wines. We highly recommend Rovinj as a destination. We have not been to Dubrovnik, so no help there, I'm afraid.

I would say generally no. The newer Carera St, open areas, and the walkways around the harbors would be ok but the old cobblestone walks and narrow streets would be quite prohibitive. Don't remember drop down curbs.

Yess there are lots of bars with tv

Yes, the stores will be closed, but only the really tourists ones. The normal stores and restaurants work normal until November.

Hi, I think there is one opposite the bus station.

Yes u can. Do your research online before u go.

Hello Allison, Search online for the ferry schedule. In October their schedule is not o often as in the high season, but it is regular. Depending on the distance, the price could be quite high. Both prices and schedule are online. Just inquire on google the port of departure and port of arrival. Let me know if there is anything else I can do. Have a nice trip. Irina

For sure recommend Rovinj. It's culture and architecture instead of typical coast city Opatija - active during summer.