Question 1

How long is the drive from Split to Dubrovnik?

Accepted Answer

About three to three and a half hours on the coast road, longer in peak summer traffic. It includes the short crossing through the Neum corridor in Bosnia, so bring passports.

Question 2

Do I need my passport for the Dubrovnik or Mostar run?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Dubrovnik route passes through Neum in Bosnia and Mostar is a full border crossing. Keep passports handy rather than packed away.

Question 3

Can we stop along the way?

Accepted Answer

That is half the point of driving instead of taking a bus. Krka, Trogir, Sibenik, Ston or a lunch stop before Mostar are all easy to add. Tell us when you book.

Question 4

Do you pick up from the ferry port or a cruise ship?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We meet catamarans off the Riva and cruise passengers at the berth, and set the pickup to your real arrival rather than a fixed time.

Question 5

What size vehicle do we need?

Accepted Answer

Depends on the group. A saloon for a couple, a minivan for a family with luggage, a minibus or coach for larger parties. Tell us the numbers and we will match the car.

Question 6

How much does a transfer cost?

Accepted Answer

Price depends on the route, the vehicle and any stops, and we give you one fixed figure when you book. No meter and no surprises at the far end.

Popular long-distance runs

Split to Dubrovnik

Split to Zadar

Split to Makarska

Split to Mostar

Split to Neum

Split to Sibenik

Split to Trogir

Dubrovnik to Split

Zadar to Split

Makarska to Split

Split to Ploce ferry

Split to Medjugorje

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