Dubrovnik to Split in a private van
The Pelješac Bridge changed this route. The road now stays in Croatia all the way, so there is no border stop at Neum and the drive is easier to plan.
Mario picks you up at your door and drops you at your hotel, apartment or the ferry port in Split. Split to Dubrovnik works just the same.
At a glance
- Distance
- About 230 km
- Drive
- Around 3 to 3.5 hours, longer in summer
- Border
- None, the road crosses the Pelješac Bridge
- Price
- 1–3 passengers: €474
4–6 passengers: €589
Every price is for the whole van, one way. - Vehicles
- VW Transporter, 2015 · up to 8 passengers · luggage checked before confirming
Catching a ferry or a flight
Send the departure time. The pick-up is set with a buffer for summer traffic, which on an August Saturday can add an hour.
A coffee stop on the way is no problem. For a longer break, have a look at the transfers with stops.
Questions about Split
Is there a border on the way?
No. Bring your usual ID anyway.
Will eight people and their suitcases fit?
There are eight passenger seats and plenty of luggage room. With a full van and large cases, send your list first so Mario can check.
Other transfers
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Dubrovnik – Cavtat
Half an hour down the coast to the harbour town near the airport, day or night.
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Dubrovnik – Ston
To the walls and salt pans of Ston, or lunch on the water in Mali Ston.
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Dubrovnik – Kotor
Over the border into Montenegro and round the bay to the old town of Kotor.
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Dubrovnik – Budva
To the Montenegrin riviera past the Bay of Kotor, with the border built into the timing.
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Dubrovnik – Mostar
Inland along the Neretva to Mostar and its Old Bridge, in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
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Dubrovnik – Međugorje
Pilgrims and visitors, collected at the airport or your door, with the return timed to your flight.
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Dubrovnik – anywhere in Croatia
Zadar, Šibenik, Zagreb, Istria or a small village inland: one van for the whole group, door to door.
