Dubrovnik → Split by private car.
A private Mercedes from Dubrovnik to Split via the Pelješac Bridge, with no border crossing. Stops in Ston or on the Makarska riviera on request; continuing to Trogir is an add-on.
The route at a glance.
Dubrovnik to Split is about three and a half hours up the Adriatic highway, and since the Pelješac bridge opened there is no border stop at Neum any more. You pass the Neretva delta and the Makarska riviera under Biokovo; a Ston stop can be added on request.
- From
- Dubrovnik (hotel or address)
- To
- Split (Riva or address)
- Journey time
- About 3 hours 30 minutes
- Distance
- ~ 230 km
- Vehicle options
- Mercedes E-Class (up to 3) or V-Class (up to 7)
- Luggage
- E-Class: 2 large + cabin bags · V-Class: up to 7 large + 7 carry-on
- ID or passport
- No border check; carry photo ID for hotel check-in
Included
- English-speaking driver
- Door-to-door pickup
- Stops on request
- Fixed pickup time
- Bottled water
- Child & booster seats on request (free)
- Tolls & fees
- Air-conditioned Mercedes
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Dubrovnik to Split transfer: bridge, delta and motorway.
A Dubrovnik to Split transfer heads north-west along the Adriatic highway past Trsteno and Slano, then turns onto the Pelješac access road near Ston. The Pelješac Bridge, opened in 2022, crosses the bay to Komarna on the mainland. As a result, the old corridor through Neum, Bosnia and Herzegovina’s short stretch of coast, is no longer part of the route. After the bridge the road crosses the Neretva delta. For the second half the driver can take the A1 motorway or stay on the coast road through the Makarska riviera, depending on traffic and whether you want a stop.
Arriving in Split.
- The Riva and the streets inside Diocletian’s Palace are pedestrian; the driver stops at the nearest point to your accommodation.
- The ferry port and the bus and train stations are next to the old town, convenient if you are continuing to the islands.
- Split airport is west of the city near Kaštela, if you are flying out the same day.
- Summer Saturdays are the busiest days on this road, when holiday rentals change over.
To travel by sea instead, see the Dubrovnik to Split boat transfer. If you only want to see the city and come back, there is the Split day trip from Dubrovnik, and all road routes are on the car transfers page. You get one fixed price by email or WhatsApp, usually within a few hours.
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