Split - Dubrovnik via Mostar tour
Meet Ivan – Your Friendly & Reliable Driver
Hello, dear traveler! My name is Ivan, and I am the owner of one of the most trusted private transfer services in Split, Croatia more than 10 years. I take great pride in offering a safe, comfortable, and flexible day trip from Split to Dubrovnik via Mostar, making sure you enjoy every moment of your journey.
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Why Choose Us?
- Stress-Free & Reliable – No hidden fees, no surprises.
- English-Speaking Drivers – Friendly, knowledgeable, and professional.
- Luxury Vehicles – Comfortable, air-conditioned cars and vans.
- Fast & Easy Booking – Reserve in under 2 minutes, no credit card needed!
- Luggage Assistance – We help you with your bags, so you can relax.
- Private door to door transfer.
Your Transfer Plan
We suggest departing early between 7:00 AM and 09:00 AM to avoid traffic and make the most of your day. We can pick you up anywhere in Split, including marinas, ferry ports, and hotels. We can also go on coastal road due to beautiful views on sea and islands and make few photo stops along the way at Neretva valley or Pelješac bridge. On the way to Dubrovnik we will visit Ston, there you can take a walk on city walls, taste oysters or visit winery.
Facts
- Dubrovnik is a historic coastal city in southern Croatia, known for its stunning medieval walls, red-roofed old town, and crystal-clear Adriatic Sea. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, it was once the powerful Republic of Ragusa and today attracts visitors with its rich history, charming streets, and iconic role as King’s Landing in Game of Thrones.
- Mostar is a picturesque city in southern Bosnia and Herzegovina, famous for its stunning Stari Most (Old Bridge), a 16th-century Ottoman structure that spans the Neretva River. The city is known for its charming old town, historic bazaars, and vibrant mix of cultures. Mostar is a symbol of resilience, having rebuilt its iconic bridge after the 1990s conflict. It offers visitors a blend of history, stunning landscapes, and unique local traditions.
- Ston is a small historic town in southern Croatia, renowned for its impressive medieval walls, which stretch over 5.5 km, making it one of the longest in Europe. Famous for its salt pans, still in use today, and its fresh oysters and mussels, Ston is a hidden gem. The town also features the beautiful Ston Cathedral and is a great base for exploring the nearby Pelješac Peninsula.
Tips for the visitors:
Mostar (Bosnia & Herzegovina)
- Don’t Miss the Stari Most (Old Bridge) – The iconic 16th-century bridge is the heart of Mostar. Watch local divers leap into the Neretva River if you're lucky!
- Explore the Old Bazaar (Bazar Kujundžiluk) – Great for souvenirs, handmade crafts, and trying Bosnian coffee in a traditional setting.
- Dress Modestly for Religious Sites – When visiting mosques or historical places, respectful attire is appreciated.
- Try Local Food – Sample čevapi, burek, and Bosnian coffee. It’s affordable and delicious!
- Currency Tip – Bosnia uses the Convertible Mark (BAM), but many places accept euros. Still, have local currency for smaller purchases
Ston (Croatia)
- Walk the Walls of Ston – Often called the “European Wall of China,” these medieval walls stretch 5.5 km and offer stunning views.
- Taste the Oysters – Ston is famous for its oysters and mussels – best enjoyed fresh at a local konoba (tavern).
- Visit the Salt Pans – One of the oldest saltworks in Europe, still in use today. You can take guided tours in season.
- Wear Good Walking Shoes – The walls can be steep and uneven, but the views are worth the effort.
Dubrovnik (Croatia)
- Walk the City Walls – A must-do! The full circuit takes about 1.5–2 hours and offers panoramic views of the sea and rooftops.
- Buy the Dubrovnik Pass – Saves money if you plan to visit multiple attractions (walls, museums, etc.).
- Take a Cable Car Ride – Ride up to Mount Srđ for epic views of the city and sunset. Or hike if you’re up for it!
- Swim Spots – Pack your swimsuit! There are hidden beaches and cliffside swimming spots right near the Old Town (like Buža Bar).
- Game of Thrones Fans – Dubrovnik doubled as King’s Landing. Guided tours are available, but you can also explore filming locations on your own.
Drop off points
- Mostar
In city center
- Ston
In the centre, near the entrane to the walls
- Dubrovnik
Pile gate or Ploce gate (depending on traffic)
Itinerary
- 08:00 - Pick up from your hotel (can be adjusted before or after)
- 10:30 - Arrival at Mostar city centre , sighteeing, shopping
- 12:30 - Departure towards Ston
- 14:30 - Arrival to Ston (free time for lunch, climbing the walls, visiting oldest salt factory…)
- 15:30 - Departure towards Dubrovnik
- 16:30 - Arrival at Dubrovnik, sightseeing
- 19:30 - Departure towards Split
- 22:30 - Drop off at your hotel / apartment in Split
Prices
| Passengers | Price |
|---|---|
| 1-3 | 489 € |
| 4-8 | 549 € |
| 9-16 | 1098 € |
| 17-24 | 1647 € |
| 25-32 | 2196 € |
*For bigger group, please contact us on email
BOOK YOUR PRIVATE TRANSFER WITH ME OR MY COLLEAGUE DRIVERS TODAY!
If you’re looking for a comfortable, reliable, and stress-free day trip from Split to Dubrovnik including detour to Mostar, let me take care of everything. Whether you just need a direct ride or want to explore the best sights, wineries, and restaurants along the way, I’ll make sure it’s a journey to remember.
Why Just Travel, When You Can Explore?
With me as your driver, and my colleague drivers you’re not just getting from Split to Dubrovnik and Mostar—you’re experiencing the best of Croatia along the way. Let’s make your trip unforgettable!
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