Dubrovnik to Mostar by private transfer
Mostar is about two and a half hours from Dubrovnik, inland along the Neretva. The Old Bridge is why most people go, and the stone lanes of the old bazaar are at their best in the evening, once the day visitors have left.
Dalibor drives you to your accommodation in Mostar, or collects you there for the ride back to Dubrovnik or the airport.
At a glance
- Distance
- About 140 km
- Drive
- Around 2.5 hours, plus the border
- Border
- Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina, passport or ID card
- Price
- Price on request
Night rides 00:00–06:00: +€5 per vehicle. - Vehicles
- Ford Tourneo Connect, 2024 · up to 6 passengers · luggage checked before confirming
The border
There are checks when leaving Croatia and entering Bosnia and Herzegovina. Outside summer they are usually quick. Keep your documents at hand in the van.
Questions about Mostar
Can we see Mostar and come back the same day?
For a same-day return, a day trip fits better than a transfer. The Mostar and Kravice trip is built for exactly that.
Can we go on from Mostar to Split?
Yes. Book the Split transfer via Počitelj and Mostar and your bags travel with you.
Other transfers
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Dubrovnik – Cavtat
Half an hour down the coast to the harbour town near the airport, day or night.
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Dubrovnik – Ston
To the walls and salt pans of Ston, or lunch on the water in Mali Ston.
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Dubrovnik – Split
North along the coast and over the Pelješac Bridge, no border, straight to your address in Split.
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Dubrovnik – Kotor
Over the border into Montenegro and round the bay to the old town of Kotor.
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Dubrovnik – Budva
To the Montenegrin riviera past the Bay of Kotor, with the border built into the timing.
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Dubrovnik – Međugorje
Pilgrims and visitors, collected at the airport or your door, with the return timed to your flight.
