Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer

The direct private transfer from Dubrovnik to Split takes approximately 3 hours, covering around 230 kilometres along the Adriatic coast. If you add optional stops, plan for more time: Ston adds approximately 60 minutes, a Pelješac winery stop adds 60 minutes, and Mostar adds 2–3 hours including the border crossing into Bosnia. Travellers who include two stops should plan for a full travel day of 6–8 hours.

A private transfer from Dubrovnik to Split starts from €295 per vehicle not per person. The price includes door to door pickup from your hotel, apartment, or cruise port in Dubrovnik, an English speaking driver, fuel, motorway tolls, and VAT. There are no hidden fees. Up to 3 passengers travel in a sedan and up to 8 in a van, both at the same base price. For a group of three or more, the per person cost is often comparable to or lower than a bus ticket, with the added benefit of door to door service and no fixed timetable.

For most travellers, yes. The bus between Dubrovnik and Split takes 4.5–5.5 hours, requires carrying luggage to a bus terminal, operates on fixed timetables, and does not allow stops. A private transfer takes around 3 hours door to door, departs from your accommodation at a time you choose, and allows stops at Ston, a Pelješac winery, or Mostar without requiring a separate booking or extra day.

No. The standard route between Dubrovnik and Split uses the Pelješac Bridge and remains entirely within Croatia, so it does not pass through Bosnia and Herzegovina. An optional visit to Mostar is a separate excursion into Bosnia and Herzegovina and is not part of the standard Dubrovnik to Split transfer.

No, a passport is not required for the standard Dubrovnik to Split transfer, as the route remains entirely within Croatia via the Pelješac Bridge. A passport is only required if you choose the optional Mostar stop, as that excursion crosses into Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Three stops are available on the Dubrovnik to Split route. Ston is a medieval town at the entrance to the Pelješac peninsula with Europe's longest preserved city walls and some of the finest fresh oysters on the Adriatic allow 60 minutes. A Pelješac winery stop offers wine tasting above the sea in one of Croatia's best red wine regions allow 60 minutes, and note that tasting costs are not included in the transfer price. Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina offers the UNESCO-listed Old Bridge, an Ottoman quarter, and a pace of life completely different from the Croatian coast allow 2–3 hours and bring a passport. All stops are optional and confirmed during booking. The most popular combination is Ston and a winery stop on the same Pelješac detour.

Yes, and it is one of the most popular combinations on this route. Both are on the Pelješac peninsula, which the coastal road passes through on the way north toward Split. Ston sits at the entrance to the peninsula walls, oysters, and the salt pans and a family-owned winery is a short drive further along. The two together add approximately 2–2.5 hours to the journey and give you a complete picture of the Pelješac peninsula without requiring a separate day trip. This combination is confirmed during the booking process.

Pickup is door to door from the closest accessible point to your address hotel lobby, apartment entrance, or cruise port. Dubrovnik's old town is largely pedestrianised, and vehicle access inside the walls is restricted. For addresses inside or directly adjacent to the old town, your driver will confirm the nearest accessible meeting point in advance, typically at Pile Gate on the western side or Ploče Gate on the eastern side. This is all arranged during booking you will know exactly where to be and at what time.

Drop off is door to door at your hotel, apartment, ferry port, or marina in Split. Split's old town around Diocletian's Palace has pedestrian zones and narrow streets with access restrictions, so for addresses inside or directly adjacent to the palace area, your driver will drop you at the nearest accessible gate and can advise on the short walking route to your accommodation. This is confirmed before departure so there are no surprises on arrival.

Yes. The same route, the same stops Ston, Pelješac winery, Mostar and the same door to door service are available in the reverse direction, Split to Dubrovnik, starting from €295 per vehicle. Contact the team or use the booking form to arrange the return journey or a two way transfer at once.