Private transfers
from Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is Croatia's most popular starting point for Balkan travel, but it's also one of the most isolated. The city sits at the very tip of a narrow coastal strip, hemmed in by mountains on one side and the Adriatic on the other. There's no train station, the bus station has limited international connections, and the airport is 21 km south in Čilipi.

For travellers heading to Montenegro, Bosnia, or up the Croatian coast, a private transfer is almost always the most practical option. Buses to Mostar run twice daily and take 4+ hours with stops. The bus to Split takes 5 hours and doesn't stop at Ston or along the Pelješac Peninsula. There's no direct bus to Kotor — you'd need to change in Herceg Novi.

Our transfers connect Dubrovnik across six countries, with optional sightseeing stops built into every route. The most popular corridor runs south into Montenegro (Kotor, Budva, Podgorica) and east into Bosnia (Mostar, Sarajevo). Cross-border routes include all paperwork — your driver handles the formalities while you stay in the car.