To Ston and Mali Ston
Ston guards the neck of the Pelješac peninsula. Its walls run up the hill and over to Mali Ston, and they were built to protect the salt pans that are still worked today. Mali Ston is where the oysters come from.
From Dubrovnik it is about an hour. From Cavtat add around half an hour, since we go through the city first.
At a glance
- Distance
- About 55 km from Dubrovnik
- Driving time
- Around 1 hour, add about 30 minutes from Cavtat
- Pick-up
- Your address in Dubrovnik or Cavtat
- Price
- 1–4 passengers: €165
Prices are per vehicle, one way. - Vehicles
- Kia Ceed Sportswagon, up to 4 passengers, bags checked before confirmation
Staying or just for lunch
Some people move to Ston for a few nights; others go for a long lunch in Mali Ston and want to come back. For a return the same day, tell us when, and we arrange it as a second ride.
Questions about this ride
Do you drop off in Ston or Mali Ston?
Either. They are a couple of minutes apart. Say which one, or give the restaurant or address.
Can we continue to Korčula or Split?
Yes. Have a look at our transfers with a stop in Ston, which do exactly that.
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 – Split
Door to door up the coast and over the Pelješac Bridge, with no border on the way.
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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.
