From Dubrovnik to Split by private van
For most of the drive to Split the sea is on your left. The Pelješac Bridge now carries the road past Neum, so the route never leaves Croatia and there is no passport check on the way.
Muhamed picks you up at your door and drops you at your hotel, your apartment or the ferry terminal in Split. In the other direction, he can bring you from Split to Dubrovnik or straight to Dubrovnik Airport.
At a glance
- Distance
- About 230 km
- Driving time
- 3 to 3.5 hours, more on summer weekends
- Border
- None, the road crosses the Pelješac Bridge
- Price
- 1–3 passengers: €474
4–7 passengers: €589
All prices are for the whole vehicle, one way. - Vehicles
- Mercedes-Benz V-Class, up to 7 passengers (luggage checked for full groups)
Ferries, flights and summer traffic
Catching a ferry or a plane in Split? Send us its departure time. The coast road gets slow in July and August, Saturdays above all, so we leave with a comfortable margin.
A quick coffee on the way is always possible. If you would like a few hours somewhere, a transfer with a planned stop is the better fit.
Questions about Split
Do we cross a border?
No. Thanks to the bridge you stay in Croatia from start to finish. Just bring the documents you normally travel with.
Will seven people with suitcases fit?
The van has seven seats and takes up to 10 pieces of luggage. For a full group, tell us how many bags you have and how large they are, and we confirm the space before you book.
Other transfers
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Dubrovnik – Cavtat
Twenty kilometres down the coast to the harbour town near the airport, there and back on the same evening if you like.
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Dubrovnik – Ston
North along the coast to the start of Pelješac, for the walls, the salt pans and an oyster lunch in Mali Ston.
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Dubrovnik – Kotor
South into Montenegro and around the bay to the walled old town, with the border built into the timing.
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Dubrovnik – Budva
Down to the beaches of the Montenegrin riviera, with the border wait already counted into the timetable.
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Dubrovnik – Mostar
Inland along the Neretva river into Bosnia and Herzegovina, to the old town around the famous bridge.
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Dubrovnik – Međugorje
A calm ride for pilgrims, families and parish groups, from the airport or your hotel to your guesthouse.
