Landing in Split for Medjugorje? Your driver meets you at arrivals and takes you down the A1 motorway, across the border at Bijača and into Herzegovina — straight to your pilgrim house or hotel in Medjugorje.
Your landing at SPU and the drive south into Herzegovina.
Once you have your bags, come out through the arrivals exit, where your driver waits with a name sign. The car joins the A1 motorway above Split and runs south, then takes the A10 to the Bijača border crossing and reaches Medjugorje on the regional road.
Keep every passenger’s travel document in your hand luggage, not in the boot: Bosnia and Herzegovina is outside the EU and Schengen, so both sides check documents at the border. Check the current entry rules for your nationality before you travel.
We follow your flight, so the 60 minutes of free waiting start from the actual landing, not the timetable. Your driver loads the bags and heads for the motorway; Split itself stays off to the side unless you ask for a stop.
After the border at Bijača, where every passenger shows their own travel document, the road climbs into Medjugorje: St James’s Church, Apparition Hill and the pilgrim houses around them. Drop-off at your door.
Medjugorje has no airport of its own, and Split has a wide choice of flights. A private car takes you from the arrivals hall to your accommodation in one vehicle, with the cases in the boot and no change of bus in Split or Mostar. It suits pilgrim groups, families and anyone landing late. Larger pilgrim groups travel in vehicles arranged with licensed partners; tell us your group size in the request.
Priced on request, per vehicle rather than per passenger. Your written quote covers the drive, fuel, the pickup timed to your flight and 60 minutes of free waiting.
We monitor reported flight delays and adjust the pickup time accordingly. Sixty minutes of waiting after actual landing are included.
Driver waits at arrivals with your name sign
No rush—collect bags, buy a SIM, grab a coffee
Priced per vehicle and sent to you in writing before anything is confirmed
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About 155 km by road, roughly 2 hours without stops, most of it on the motorway. Time at the border comes on top and varies with the season.
From the airport onto the A1 motorway, south to the A10, across the border at Bijača and on to Medjugorje. Your driver chooses the road on the day according to traffic.
At the arrivals exit, where the driver waits with a name sign. Send your flight number with the request: we follow the flight, and the 60 minutes of free waiting start from the actual landing.
There is one crossing, from Croatia into Bosnia and Herzegovina. Bosnia and Herzegovina is outside the EU and the Schengen area, so both sides check documents. Which document is accepted depends on nationality; check the current entry rules before travelling.
Yes. Send your flight time with the request and allow extra time for the border before check-in. You can ask for both journeys at once.
Tell us how many you are, the flights and the dates. Small groups travel in a minivan; larger groups travel in minibuses or coaches arranged with licensed partners, and we confirm the vehicle in the quote.
This route is priced on request. We quote per vehicle, not per passenger, for your date, group and any stops, and you receive the quote in writing before anything is confirmed.
Request this transfer with your flight number, date, group size and Medjugorje address. We reply during our working hours with a written quote per vehicle.
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