Private transfer with a stop
Split to Dubrovnik via Mostar
SplitMostarDubrovnik
Private transfer from Split to Dubrovnik with a stop in Mostar: door-to-door pickup, an English-speaking driver and time to see Mostar on the way.
Quick answer
Split to Dubrovnik via Mostar is a private, door-to-door transfer with a stop in Mostar, from €490 per vehicle (VAT included). The drive takes 3h and the stop adds about 2 to 3 hours.
- Route
- Split → Mostar → Dubrovnik
- Price with the stop
- €490–€550 per vehicle
- Price breakdown
- €320 transfer + €170 stop
- Direct drive
- 3h
- The stop adds
- 2 to 3 hours
- Group size
- Up to 8 guests
- Pickup
- Door-to-door
- Book by
- Online up to 12 h before departure
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24 h before
About Mostar
Mostar is the best known town in Herzegovina, built around Stari Most, the reconstructed Ottoman bridge over the Neretva that gives the town its name and its UNESCO listing.
Stari Most
The rebuilt Ottoman bridge over the Neretva, and the reason for the UNESCO listing. Best seen from the riverbank below rather than from the bridge itself.
The old bazaar
Coppersmiths still working, cafés hanging over the water, and a short walkable grid of stalls either side of the bridge.
Koski Mehmed Pasha mosque
The minaret and courtyard give the classic view back at the bridge — the angle most photographs of Mostar are taken from.
FAQ
How long does the drive from Split to Dubrovnik take?
The direct transfer takes about 3 hours, covering around 230 kilometres along the Adriatic coast. Ston adds about 60 minutes, a Pelješac winery 60 to 90 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.
Is a private transfer from Split to Dubrovnik 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 via the Pelješac Bridge, leaves from your accommodation when you choose and can stop at Ston, a Pelješac winery or Mostar.
Does the Split to Dubrovnik route pass through Bosnia and Herzegovina?
No. Since the Pelješac Bridge opened, the direct route stays entirely in Croatia, with no border crossing. You only enter Bosnia and Herzegovina with the optional Mostar stop, one crossing each way. Waits can reach 30 to 45 minutes in July and August, and travellers on a limited-entry visa should check it allows re-entry.
Do I need a passport for the Split to Dubrovnik transfer?
No, not for the direct route, which stays in Croatia. For the optional Mostar stop, EU and EEA citizens can use a valid national ID card, while everyone else, including UK, US, Australian, Canadian and New Zealand citizens, needs a valid passport. Keep your documents handy at the border.
What stops can I add between Split and Dubrovnik?
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 to 90 minutes). Mostar has the UNESCO-listed Old Bridge (2 to 3 hours). Ston plus a winery is the most popular combination.
Can I do this transfer in reverse — Dubrovnik to Split?
Yes. The same route, the same stops — Ston, Pelješac winery, Mostar — and the same door to door service are available in the reverse direction, Dubrovnik to Split. The price is the same. Contact the team or use the booking form to arrange the return journey or a two-way transfer at once.