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Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer

€320–€380 per vehicle

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Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer private transfer in Croatia

Private Transfer · 3 hours · Door-to-door private transfer

Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer

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  • From €320
  • Ston, Pelješac & Mostar Stops

Private transfer from Dubrovnik to Split from €320 per vehicle. Door to door pickup, English speaking driver, optional stops at Ston, Pelješac winery or Mostar.

Price
€320–€380 per vehicle
Duration
3 hours
Group size
Up to 8 guests
Cancellation
Free up to 24 h before

Up to 8 travellers, about €48 each when the vehicle is full.

Quick answer

Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer is a private, door-to-door transfer, from €320 per vehicle (VAT included). It includes an English-speaking driver, fuel and tolls, with optional scenic stops along the way.

Travelling the other way? See Split → Dubrovnik.

Type
Private transfer
Route
Dubrovnik → Split
Distance
230 km
Price
€320–€380 per vehicle
Duration
3 hours
Group size
Up to 8 guests
Vehicles
Standard car, 1–3 guests · Van, 1–8 guests
Book by
Online up to 12 h before departure
Payment
17% deposit now, balance later
Pickup
Door-to-door
Cancellation
Free up to 24 h before

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Overview

Private transfer overview

Overview

How this private transfer works

Private Transfer from Dubrovnik to Split: How It Works? A comfortable ride planned around your schedule, your group, and your route — the drive from Dubrovnik to Split covers around 230 kilometres along one of the most scenic coastlines in Europe. With a private transfer, that drive becomes one of the best parts of your trip. Your driver meets you at your hotel, apartment, or cruise port in Dubrovnik. Luggage goes straight into the vehicle no carrying bags through crowds, no navigating Dubrovnik's steep old town steps with heavy suitcases. Departure time is yours to choose. Along the way, you can travel directly to Split in approximately 3 hours, or stop at some of the most rewarding destinations on the Dalmatian coast. Ston, Pelješac, and Mostar are all within reach without adding much time to your journey. Everything is arranged in advance. No waiting at bus stations, no shared rides with strangers, no surprise detours.

We give you

What the transfer price covers

  • Option to add scenic stops: Ston, Pelješac, or Mostar
  • 100% private vehicle, no shared rides, ever
  • Door to door pickup and drop off from your address Professional English speaking local driver
  • Air conditioned, comfortable vehicle
  • Flexible departure time you choose when you leave
  • VAT included in the price, no hidden fees

What you will experience

The drive from Dubrovnik to Split

Optional Stops on Your Way from Dubrovnik to Split

One of the biggest advantages of a private transfer over a shared bus is the freedom to stop. These three destinations are all on or near your route and each one is worth the extra time. Ston: Oysters, Salt Pans & Medieval Walls Ston sits right at the entrance to the Pelješac peninsula which means it falls naturally on your route north toward Split. This small medieval town is home to Europe's longest preserved city walls: over 5 kilometres of stone fortifications built in the 14th century to protect the salt pans of the Dubrovnik Republic. Walk a section of the walls for sweeping views across the peninsula, then head to the harbour for fresh oysters farmed directly in Mali Ston bay some of the finest in the Mediterranean, eaten metres from where they were harvested. A stop in Ston adds approximately 60 minutes to your journey and is the most popular add on on this route.

Pelješac Wine Region: Local Winery Visit

The Pelješac peninsula produces some of Croatia's most celebrated red wines. Plavac Mali, the local grape variety, grows on steep south-facing slopes above the Adriatic and is known for its deep colour and full body. On a private transfer stop, you can visit a small family owned winery, taste two or three wines, and enjoy local olive oil and cheese. The setting stone terraces overlooking the sea is unlike anything you will find in the cities. Wine tasting is not included in the transfer price and is arranged as an optional add on during booking.

Mostar: Extended Cultural Stop (Bosnia & Herzegovina)

Mostar is the most popular detour on this route and for good reason. The city's UNESCO-listed Old Bridge (Stari Most), rebuilt after the 1993 war, spans the Neretva river in a single elegant arc and has become one of the most photographed sights in the Balkans. Beyond the bridge, the Ottoman old town is full of copper workshops, traditional restaurants, and riverside cafés where time moves differently than it does on the Croatian coast. A stop in Mostar adds approximately 2 to 3 hours to your journey and requires crossing the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina your driver handles all logistics. This stop is recommended for travellers with a full day available and an interest in history, architecture, and culture beyond Croatia. Most travellers choose at least one stop. Your driver knows each location well and can suggest the best timing based on your departure and arrival preferences.

Suggested itinerary

The route, stop by stop

  1. Step 1Dubrovnik: Your driver arrives at your hotel, apartment, or cruise terminal at the agreed time. Luggage is loaded and you depart on your schedule not a bus timetable. For addresses inside Dubrovnik's old town, your driver will confirm the nearest accessible meeting point in advance, typically at Pile Gate or Ploče Gate.
  2. Step 2Optional stop: Ston for oysters and medieval walls, Pelješac for wine and views, or Mostar for culture and the famous Old Bridge. One stop or two — the choice is yours and is confirmed before departure.
  3. Step 3Split: Drop off at your hotel, apartment, ferry port, or marina. For addresses inside Diocletian's Palace, your driver will drop you at the nearest accessible gate and can advise on the walking route to your accommodation. Local tips included.

Approximate private transfer route from Dubrovnik to Split.

Final pickup point depends on access restrictions, traffic and luggage needs.

Transfer comfort

What is included

Private transfer essentials for airport, city-to-city and national park routes.

  • English speaking driver. Your driver speaks English and knows the route, the stops, and the best local tips. Available for questions throughout the journey.

  • Door to door pick up from your exact address in Dubrovnik hotel lobby, apartment entrance, or cruise port. Drop off at your address in Split, as close as road access allows.

  • Transport and fuel

    full cost of the vehicle, planned route, fuel, and tolls is included in the price. No surprise charges on arrival.

  • Air conditioned vehicle

    Travel in a clean, air conditioned sedan (1–3 passengers) or van (1–8 passengers). Both options are available during booking.

Before you book

Good to know

What the transfer price does not cover.

  • Option to add scenic stops

    Ston, Pelješac winery, or Mostar confirmed at booking, nothing to arrange on the day.

  • Sedan for up to 3 passengers, van for up to 8

    both fully air-conditioned and clean.

  • No fixed timetables. Departure is set to your schedule and confirmed before the day.

  • The price shown is the final price. No fuel surcharges, toll extras, or arrival surprises.

Optional extras

What you can add

  • Mostar add-on for Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer

    Dubrovnik to Split via Mostar

    Old Bridge and bazaar

    +€170

    Add Mostar when your route and border timing allow a cross-border extension.

    Adds about 2 to 3 hours

  • Ston add-on for Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer

    Dubrovnik to Split via Ston

    Walls, oysters and salt pans

    +€40

    Add Ston or Mali Ston for oysters, history and a short coastal food stop.

    Adds about 1 hour

  • Wine Tasting add-on for Dubrovnik to Split Private Transfer

    Wine Tasting

    Local tasting stop

    +€40

    Add a local wine tasting stop when available on your route.

Added during booking. One price per booking, not per person.

Why book with us

FAQ

How long does the drive from Dubrovnik to Split take?

The direct transfer takes about 3 hours, covering around 230 kilometres along the Adriatic coast. Ston adds about 60 minutes, a Pelješac winery another 60 minutes and Mostar 2 to 3 hours, including the border crossing into Bosnia. With two stops, plan for a full travel day of 6 to 8 hours.

How much does a private transfer from Dubrovnik to Split cost?

The transfer costs from €320 per vehicle, not per person: €320 for a sedan with up to 3 passengers and €380 for a van with up to 8. 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, with no hidden fees.

Is a private transfer from Dubrovnik to Split better than the bus?

For most travellers, yes. The bus takes 4.5 to 5.5 hours from the terminal, on fixed timetables and with no stops. A private transfer takes about 3 hours door to door, leaves from your accommodation when you choose and can stop at Ston, a Pelješac winery or Mostar without an extra day.

Does the Dubrovnik to Split route pass through Bosnia and Herzegovina?

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.

Do I need a passport for the 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.

What stops can I add between Dubrovnik and Split?

You can add Ston, a Pelješac winery and Mostar. Ston has Europe's longest preserved city walls and fresh oysters (60 minutes). The winery offers wine tasting at extra cost (60 minutes). Mostar has the UNESCO-listed Old Bridge (2 to 3 hours). Ston plus a winery is the most popular combination.

Can I combine Ston and the Pelješac winery in one stop?

Yes, it is one of the most popular combinations. Both are on the Pelješac peninsula, which the coastal road crosses on the way north to Split: Ston, with its walls, oysters and salt pans, sits at the entrance, and a family-owned winery is a short drive further. Together they add about 2 to 2.5 hours.

Where does the driver pick me up in Dubrovnik?

Pickup is door to door from the closest accessible point to your address: your hotel lobby, apartment entrance or the cruise port. The old town is largely pedestrianised, so for addresses there your driver confirms the nearest meeting point in advance, usually Pile Gate on the west side or Ploče Gate on the east.

Where does the driver drop me off in Split?

Drop-off is door to door at your hotel, apartment, the ferry port or a marina in Split. The old town around Diocletian's Palace has pedestrian zones, so for addresses there your driver stops at the nearest accessible gate and advises on the short walk to your accommodation. This is confirmed before departure.

Can I do this transfer in reverse Split to Dubrovnik?

Yes. The same route, stops (Ston, a Pelješac winery and Mostar) and door-to-door service are available from Split to Dubrovnik, from €320 per vehicle. Contact the team or use the booking form to arrange the return journey or a two-way transfer at once.

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