Tour type: Private transfer with optional sightseeing stops. Travel between Split and Dubrovnik in comfort while exploring Ston, Pelješac, Korčula, Mostar or Kravice Waterfalls along the way.
Route: Split ⇄ Dubrovnik (available in both directions from Split or from Dubrovnik)
Duration: 4 to 10 hours depending on chosen route
Distance: Approx. 230 km (to 310 km Route 3 & 4)
Start time: Flexible departure from Split or Dubrovnik
Pickup: Hotel or accommodation in Split or Dubrovnik
Drop-off: Hotel or accommodation in Dubrovnik or Split
Transport: Comfortable air-conditioned vehicle (sedan or minivan depending on group size)
Group size: Private experience (1–8 guests per vehicle)
1️⃣ Direct Coastal Transfer
Private transfer between Split and Dubrovnik following the scenic Adriatic coastal road.
2️⃣ Ston & Trsteno Scenic Route
Stop in Ston to walk the medieval walls and taste famous oysters, followed by a visit to Arboretum Trsteno, known as a filming location of the TV series Game of Thrones.
3️⃣ Pelješac & Korčula Discovery Route (Most Popular)
Visit Ston, explore vineyards on the Pelješac Peninsula with a local wine tasting, and enjoy a walking tour of the historic island town of Korčula.
4️⃣ Mostar & Kravice Waterfalls Route
Travel inland to Mostar to explore the famous Old Bridge and Ottoman bazaar, with an additional stop at the beautiful Kravice Waterfalls.
Best for: Travelers who want to turn the journey between Split and Dubrovnik into a scenic cultural experience.
The journey between Split and Dubrovnik is one of the most scenic travel routes along the Adriatic coast. While many visitors simply move between these two historic cities by bus or ferry, this private transfer tour offers a far more comfortable and rewarding way to experience the landscapes and cultural highlights of southern Croatia and the wider Balkan region.
Instead of treating the trip as simple transportation, this experience allows travelers to transform the journey into a day of exploration. Depending on the route you choose, the transfer can include historic towns, island heritage, famous wine regions, or even a cultural excursion into Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Travelers who prefer a quick and comfortable connection can choose the direct coastal transfer, which follows the beautiful Adriatic road between Split and Dubrovnik.
For those interested in history and gastronomy, the Ston scenic route offers time to explore the famous defensive walls of Ston, taste fresh oysters from the nearby bays, and visit the historic gardens of Arboretum Trsteno overlooking the Adriatic Sea.
The Pelješac and Korčula discovery route combines coastal landscapes, Croatian wines and island heritage. After visiting Ston, travelers continue across the vineyards of the Pelješac Peninsula before exploring the charming medieval streets of Korčula.
For guests interested in the cultural diversity of the Balkans, the Mostar and Kravice route offers a fascinating inland journey into Bosnia and Herzegovina. This experience includes a stop in Mostar to visit the famous Old Bridge and historic bazaar, along with time to admire the natural beauty of Kravice Waterfalls.
With flexible departure times, comfortable vehicles and carefully designed route options, this private transfer tour provides one of the most enjoyable ways to travel between Split and Dubrovnik while discovering some of the most remarkable places along the Adriatic coast.
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For private transfer tours such as the Split–Dubrovnik Scenic Transfer, the base tour price includes all transportation services with an English-speaking driver. Optional experiences along the route (such as winery visits, guided tours, or monument entrances) are not mandatory parts of the transfer and can be added depending on your interests.
This approach allows travelers to customize the journey while maintaining full transparency over the total cost of the experience. You can find the full list of optional experiences in the “What’s Included” section below.
Depending on the selected route, the following experiences can be added during the trip.
• Walk the historic walls of Ston – approx €10 per person
• Oyster tasting in local restaurants – approx €15–25 per person
• Trsteno Arboretum (Game of Thrones Gardens) – approx €10 per person
• Wine tasting on the Pelješac Peninsula – approx €15–30 per person
• Walking tour of Korčula with local guide – approx €80–120 per group
• TAXI boat ride from Orebić to Korčula – approx €4–7 per person per ride
• Entrance to Kravice Waterfalls – approx €10–15 per person
• Guided walking tour of Mostar – approx €50–80 per group
All optional experiences can be arranged in advance or decided during the journey depending on your interests.
Departure Times Departure times are flexible.
Pickup Locations This is door-to-door tour-transfer, so we pick you up at your address.
All routes are private experiences and can be adjusted depending on your travel preferences and available time.
Activity Note: This option is designed for travelers who prefer the fastest and most comfortable way to travel between Split and Dubrovnik without additional sightseeing stops. This tour can start in Dubrovnik and end in Split (reverse itinerary).
Your journey begins with a convenient pickup at your hotel or accommodation in Split. After meeting your English-speaking driver, you will begin the scenic drive south along the Adriatic coastline.
The route follows one of the most beautiful coastal roads in Croatia, offering views of the Dalmatian islands, small seaside towns and rugged limestone landscapes that characterize the region. Along the way, short comfort stops can always be arranged for refreshments or photos if desired.
The total travel time is typically around 3.5 to 4 hours, depending on traffic conditions and the chosen route.
Upon arrival in Dubrovnik, your driver will drop you off directly at your hotel, accommodation, or another preferred location within the city.
This private transfer offers a relaxed and efficient connection between two of Croatia’s most famous destinations while allowing you to enjoy the spectacular scenery of the Adriatic coast.
Typical Duration
3.5 – 4 hours
Travel Distance
Approx. 235 km
Stops
Short comfort stops possible upon request
Activity Note: This route transforms the journey between Split and Dubrovnik into a scenic and culinary experience along the southern Dalmatian coast. The itinerary combines historic towns, local gastronomy and beautiful coastal landscapes before arriving in Dubrovnik. This tour can start in Dubrovnik and end in Split (reverse itinerary).
The first major stop is the historic town of Ston, located at the entrance of the Pelješac Peninsula.
Ston is famous for its impressive medieval fortification system, often referred to as the “European Great Wall,” which stretches over the surrounding hills and connects the towns of Ston and Mali Ston.
Guests can take time to walk a section of the Ston Walls, enjoying views over the town, salt pans and surrounding coastline.
After exploring the walls, the visit continues with one of the region’s most famous culinary experiences.
The waters around Ston and Mali Ston Bay are known for producing some of the finest oysters in the Adriatic. Guests can enjoy a tasting of fresh oysters in one of the local restaurants or oyster farms, often served with a glass of local white wine.
This stop offers a relaxed opportunity to experience authentic Dalmatian gastronomy and the maritime traditions that have shaped this region for centuries.
After Ston, the journey continues along the beautiful coastal road toward Dubrovnik, passing small coastal villages and olive groves typical of southern Dalmatia.
Before reaching Dubrovnik, the route includes a stop at the historic Arboretum Trsteno.
Founded in the 15th century, Trsteno is one of the oldest arboretums in the Mediterranean. The gardens feature exotic plants, Renaissance fountains, and spectacular views overlooking the Adriatic Sea.
Many visitors also recognize the location as one of the filming sites for the television series Game of Thrones.
Guests can take a short walk through the gardens and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere before continuing the journey.
The final part of the journey continues along the coastline toward the historic city of Dubrovnik.
Upon arrival, your driver will drop you off directly at your hotel or accommodation in Dubrovnik.
Activity Note: This route offers a full-day exploration of southern Dalmatia, combining island heritage, Croatian wines, coastal scenery and historic towns before arriving in Dubrovnik. This tour can start in Dubrovnik and end in Split (reverse itinerary).
Upon reaching the coastal town of Orebić on the Pelješac Peninsula, guests take a short taxi boat ride across the channel to the historic island town of Korčula.
The crossing takes only about 10 minutes and offers beautiful views of the medieval skyline of Korčula, often described as one of the most picturesque towns in the Adriatic.
After arriving in Korčula Old Town, guests enjoy time exploring its narrow stone streets, historic squares and waterfront promenades.
Korčula is often called “Little Dubrovnik” thanks to its well-preserved medieval architecture and fortified walls. The town is also traditionally associated with the story of the explorer Marco Polo, who according to local tradition was born here.
A short walking tour with a local guide can provide fascinating insight into the town’s maritime history, architecture and cultural traditions.
Guests also have time to relax at a seaside café or enjoy lunch overlooking the Adriatic Sea.
After returning by taxi boat to Orebić, the journey continues across the vineyards of the Pelješac Peninsula.
Pelješac is one of Croatia’s most famous wine regions, particularly known for its powerful Plavac Mali red wines grown on steep sun-drenched slopes overlooking the sea.
Guests can stop at a local family winery to taste regional wines and learn about the traditional winemaking culture of Dalmatia.
Continuing south, the next stop is the historic town of Ston, located at the entrance of the Pelješac Peninsula.
Ston is famous for its impressive medieval defensive walls, which stretch over the hills connecting Ston and Mali Ston and form one of the longest fortification systems in Europe. Guests can explore the town, admire the historic salt pans and walk a section of the famous Ston Walls.
The bay around Ston and Mali Ston is renowned for producing some of the finest oysters in the Adriatic. Guests have the opportunity to enjoy fresh oyster tasting in one of the local restaurants or oyster farms overlooking the bay.
This culinary stop offers a relaxed way to experience the maritime traditions and gastronomy of southern Dalmatia.
Before reaching Dubrovnik, the journey continues to the historic Arboretum Trsteno.
Founded in the 15th century, Trsteno is one of the oldest arboretums in the Mediterranean. The gardens feature Renaissance fountains, exotic plants and beautiful terraces overlooking the Adriatic Sea. Many visitors also recognize the location as a filming site for the television series Game of Thrones.
Guests can take a short walk through the gardens and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere before the final leg of the journey.
The final part of the journey continues along the coastline toward Dubrovnik.
Upon arrival, your driver will drop you off directly at your hotel, accommodation or another preferred location within the city.
Activity Note: This route turns the journey between Split and Dubrovnik into a cultural and natural exploration across the Herzegovina region of Bosnia and Herzegovina. Travelers experience waterfalls, Ottoman architecture, historic towns and beautiful river landscapes before returning to the Adriatic coast. This tour can start in Dubrovnik and end in Split (reverse itinerary).
The first stop is the spectacular Kravice Waterfalls, one of the most beautiful natural attractions in the Balkans.
Formed by the Trebižat River, Kravice is a wide cascade of waterfalls surrounded by lush vegetation and natural swimming pools. Guests can walk along the wooden paths around the falls, take photos and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere of this remarkable natural site.
The journey continues to the historic hillside village of Počitelj.
This beautifully preserved Ottoman-era town sits above the Neretva River and is known for its stone houses, narrow streets and historic fortress. Guests can take a short walk through the village, climb toward the old fortifications and enjoy views over the surrounding valley.
Počitelj is one of the most atmospheric historic villages in the region and offers a glimpse into the architectural heritage of Herzegovina.
The next stop is the historic city of Mostar.
Mostar is famous for the iconic Stari Most (Old Bridge), a UNESCO-listed landmark that spans the emerald waters of the Neretva River. The surrounding Old Town is filled with traditional Ottoman-style houses, cobbled streets and artisan shops.
Guests can explore the bazaar area, enjoy views of the Old Bridge and optionally join a local guided walking tour to learn more about the city’s fascinating history and cultural heritage.
There is also time for lunch in one of the traditional restaurants overlooking the river.
After Mostar, the journey continues a short distance to the picturesque village of Blagaj Tekke.
Located at the dramatic source of the Buna River, Blagaj is famous for its historic Dervish monastery (Tekke) built into the base of a towering limestone cliff. The setting is one of the most photogenic places in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Guests can explore the monastery area, walk along the river and enjoy the tranquil atmosphere before continuing the journey toward the Adriatic coast.
After leaving Herzegovina, the route crosses back into Croatia and continues south toward Dubrovnik.
Upon arrival, your driver will drop you off directly at your hotel or accommodation in Dubrovnik.
What Do I Need to Bring?
Valid passport (required only if choosing the Herzegovina route via Mostar, Počitelj, or Kravice Waterfalls, as the tour crosses the international border into Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Comfortable walking shoes for exploring historic towns such as Ston, Korčula, or Mostar
Water bottle and sun protection during warmer months
Camera or phone for capturing the beautiful landscapes and historic locations along the route
The direct private transfer between Split and Dubrovnik usually takes 3.5 to 4 hours, depending on traffic and border conditions near the Neum corridor. Scenic routes with sightseeing stops can take 6 to 10 hours, depending on the chosen itinerary.
Yes. All route options are available both from Split to Dubrovnik and from Dubrovnik to Split.
The base price includes private transportation. Optional experiences such as monument entrances, wine tastings or local guides can be added depending on the selected route.
Yes. The drive between Split and Dubrovnik follows one of the most scenic coastal roads in Croatia, offering views of the Adriatic Sea, Dalmatian islands and historic coastal towns along the way.
Yes. One of the advantages of a private transfer is the flexibility to stop at interesting locations along the route. Popular stops include Ston, the Pelješac Peninsula wine region, Korčula, or the historic city of Mostar.
Yes. One of the available routes travels inland through the Herzegovina region, including stops at Kravice Waterfalls, Počitelj, Mostar and Blagaj Tekke.
Yes. A valid passport is required when crossing the border into Bosnia and Herzegovina if you choose the Herzegovina cultural route.
The most comfortable and flexible way to travel between Split and Dubrovnik is by private transfer. This allows travelers to enjoy scenic stops along the Adriatic coast while traveling at their own pace.
Private transfers are operated using comfortable air-conditioned vehicles. Smaller groups (1–3 guests) usually travel in a private car, while larger groups (4–8 guests) travel in a spacious minivan.
Yes. Standard luggage is included in the transfer. If you are traveling with oversized items such as bicycles or sports equipment, it is recommended to inform us in advance so appropriate arrangements can be made.
Yes. Since this is a private experience, the itinerary can often be adjusted depending on your travel interests and the time available during the journey.
