Dubrovnik to Zadar, with Ston and Šibenik on the way
Zadar is the furthest destination we drive to, with about five hours behind the wheel. Breaking the day in two places makes a real difference, particularly for children and older passengers.
Ston gives you a morning coffee and a walk. Šibenik, in the afternoon, is a longer break before the final hour to Zadar.
At a glance
- Route
- Dubrovnik – Ston – Pelješac Bridge – Šibenik – Zadar
- Planned time
- About 9 to 10 hours
- Border
- None
- Price
- Price on request
- Vehicles
- Mercedes-Benz V-Class, up to 7 passengers (luggage checked for full groups)
Along the way
Ston
A short pause an hour into the trip: an espresso, a look at the walls, and back on the road.
Šibenik
The old town climbs in stone steps and alleys around its cathedral, a UNESCO-listed building. Plan an hour or two to look around and eat.
Zadar
Muhamed takes you to your accommodation. In the pedestrian old town, we agree in advance where the van can stop.
Good to know
Since this is our longest route, we set off early and take regular breaks. If someone in your group needs extra stops, just tell us.
Other transfers
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Dubrovnik – Split with a break in Ston
An hour on the old walls or an oyster lunch in Mali Ston, then on to Split over the new bridge.
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Dubrovnik – Split through Počitelj and Mostar
Leave the coast for a day: the stone village of Počitelj, lunch in Mostar, and the sea again in Split by evening.
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Dubrovnik – Split with a swim on the Makarska Riviera
A beach break below Biokovo, in Makarska or Brela, before the last hour to Split.
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Dubrovnik – Korčula with a break in Ston
Ston in the morning, the vineyards of Pelješac at midday, then the short ferry from Orebić to the island.
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Dubrovnik – Budva with breaks in Perast and Kotor
Around the Bay of Kotor with time in two of its towns, arriving in Budva in the afternoon.
