
Destination
Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik is Croatia's walled city on the southern Adriatic — a UNESCO World Heritage site where the old town is car free and best seen on foot, or from the city walls above it.
About Dubrovnik
The old town packs its main sights close together: the Stradun, the city walls circuit, Baroque churches and the small harbour. Above it, the cable car and Mount Srđ give the view most people picture before they arrive.
Dubrovnik is a long drive from Split, and the road passes the Pelješac peninsula and the Neretva delta — which is why the journey itself is worth planning rather than rushing.
We drive Dubrovnik as a private day tour from Split and as a private transfer in both directions, with optional stops in Ston, at a Pelješac winery, or in Mostar.
How to get there
Door-to-door private transfers on your own schedule, with optional stops along the route.
- Split to Dubrovnik Private Transfer | From €295 | Ston, Pelješac & Mostar StopsFrom €295
- Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer | From €295 | Ston, Pelješac & Mostar StopsFrom €295
- Zadar to Dubrovnik Private Transfer | From €450 | Šibenik, Split, Ston & Pelješac StopsFrom €450
- Plitvice Lakes to Dubrovnik Private Transfer | From €650 | Zadar, Split, Ston & Pelješac StopsFrom €650
Tours visiting Dubrovnik
Private day tours with hotel pickup and a flexible itinerary.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get from Split to Dubrovnik?
A private transfer is the most direct and flexible option: door to door, your own departure time, and the freedom to add scenic stops. We also run Dubrovnik as a private day tour with the driver waiting while you explore.
What is worth stopping for on the way?
Ston with its medieval walls and oyster beds, a family winery on the Pelješac peninsula, and Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina are the three stops guests add most often on this route.
Do I need a passport for the drive to Dubrovnik?
Bring a valid ID card or passport. EU citizens can use a national ID card; other nationalities need a passport. Your driver handles the crossings if your route includes Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Can we do Dubrovnik as a day trip from Split?
Yes, and many guests do — but it is a long day in both directions. An early departure and a private driver make it comfortable; if you have the time, an overnight in Dubrovnik is easier.
Planning a trip to Dubrovnik?
Send us your dates and group size and we will put together a private tour or transfer that fits. You can also browse all our private tours and private transfers.
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