Private car from Dubrovnik to Split
The drive to Split is the longest one most guests take with us. Since the Pelješac Bridge opened, the road stays in Croatia all the way, so there is no longer a border check at Neum.
We pick you up at your accommodation in Dubrovnik or Cavtat and drop you at your address in Split: a hotel, an apartment near the Diocletian's Palace or the ferry port.
At a glance
- Distance
- About 230 km
- Driving time
- Around 3 to 3.5 hours, more in summer
- Border
- None, the route uses the Pelješac Bridge
- Price
- 1–4 passengers: €474
Prices are per vehicle, one way. - Vehicles
- Kia Ceed Sportswagon, up to 4 passengers, bags checked before confirmation
Ferries, flights and timing
Catching a ferry or a flight from Split? Send the departure time. Our day starts at 10:00, and we plan the pick-up so there is room for summer traffic on the coast road.
A short coffee break on the way is fine. If you want to spend real time somewhere, a transfer with a stop suits better.
Questions about this ride
Do we cross a border?
No. The road goes over the Pelješac Bridge and stays in Croatia. Carry your usual ID anyway.
Will four people and luggage fit?
Often yes, but it depends on the bags. Send the number and size of your suitcases and Pavo will confirm before the ride.
Other transfers
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Cavtat – Dubrovnik
The half-hour run along Župa Bay, either way, for a day in the Old Town or a dinner out.
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Cavtat – Konavle
Into the valley behind Cavtat: Gruda, Čilipi, Molunat and the villages most visitors only see from the plane.
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Dubrovnik – Slano
North along the coast road, past Trsteno, to the sheltered bay of Slano.
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Dubrovnik – Ston
An hour north to the town of the long walls, salt pans and Mali Ston oysters.
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Cavtat – Kotor
From Cavtat to the nearby border and round the Bay of Kotor to the walled old town.
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Dubrovnik – Mostar
From Cavtat or Dubrovnik to Mostar, following the Neretva across the border.
