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Private transfers from Zadar with Private Experience Croatia

Departing from Zadar

Private transfers from Zadar

Zadar sits at the hinge of the Croatian coast: two hours from Split, a morning from Zagreb, and a long, spectacular day from Dubrovnik. The three private transfers below leave from your door in Zadar in your own vehicle with an English-speaking local driver, at a time you set, and each one can carry a stop that turns the journey into the sightseeing. The price is per vehicle, not per person, with VAT included.

Private transfers from Zadar

One-way, door-to-door, with optional stops that turn the journey into the day.

How a private transfer from Zadar works

Your driver meets you at your hotel, apartment, marina or the ferry port in Zadar at the agreed time and loads the luggage. There is no bus terminal to reach and no timetable to keep; the departure is whenever suits your checkout, your ferry or your flight. A sedan carries up to three passengers and an air-conditioned van up to eight, and the driver, fuel and road tolls are inside the one price shown on each transfer page.

Optional stops are chosen when you book, so the driver plans the day around them. Entrance fees at Krka or any other site are paid separately on the day. Every route on this page stays inside Croatia, so there is no border crossing and no documents beyond what you would carry anyway.

Zadar to Split

The short one, from two hours direct, and the route that offers the most for a stop. Šibenik sits halfway, with the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of St James and St Michael's Fortress above the harbour. Krka Waterfalls lies just inland from it, close enough that the park's Skradinski Buk boardwalks fit inside the day. Trogir, a medieval island town thirty minutes short of Split, is the last possible stop before the drop-off at your hotel, the ferry port, the palace gate or the marina in Split.

Zadar to Dubrovnik

From four hours direct along the coast, and a full day if you use it. The stops run in geographical order: Šibenik first, then Split for Diocletian's Palace and the Riva, then Ston and the Pelješac peninsula for medieval walls, oysters and a winery tasting before the final stretch to Dubrovnik. The driver drops you as close to your address as Dubrovnik's road access allows; for the car-free Old Town that is the nearest gate.

Zadar to Zagreb

From three and a half hours direct, inland over the Velebit range, with Plitvice Lakes as the optional stop. The park sits close to the route, so a few hours on the boardwalks around the lakes fits inside the transfer without an overnight; tell us when you book and the departure time from Zadar is set to reach the park before the middle-of-the-day crowds. Drop-off is at your hotel, apartment or Zagreb Airport.

Day trips starting in Zadar

We do not currently list round-trip day tours that start and end in Zadar. The private day tours to Krka, Plitvice and the rest depart from Split. If you are staying in Zadar and want a day out that returns to Zadar, custom itineraries are quoted on request: send your dates, group size and the places you have in mind and we price the day as a private vehicle with a driver.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the driver pick us up in Zadar?

At your hotel, apartment, marina or the ferry port, at the time you chose when booking. Pickup is door-to-door, so there is no meeting point to find.

How long is the private transfer from Zadar to Split?

From two hours direct. A stop in Šibenik, at Krka Waterfalls or in Trogir adds time in proportion to how long you stay; the driver plans the timing around the stops you choose when you book.

Can we stop at Plitvice Lakes between Zadar and Zagreb?

Yes. Plitvice is the optional stop on the Zadar to Zagreb transfer. Choose it when you book so the departure is timed to reach the park before the crowds; the park entrance ticket is paid separately.

Is there a border crossing on transfers from Zadar?

No. Zadar to Split, Zadar to Dubrovnik and Zadar to Zagreb all stay inside Croatia, so no passports are checked on the way.

Is the transfer price per person?

No, per vehicle, VAT included. A sedan carries up to three passengers and a van up to eight, and the price on each transfer page covers the driver, the vehicle, fuel and tolls.

Do you run day tours that start and end in Zadar?

Not as listed products at the moment. Our day tours depart from Split. A custom day from Zadar is quoted on request as a private vehicle with a driver.

Planning a day from Zadar?

Send us your dates, group size and where you are staying, and we will put together a private day that fits.

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