Perfect choice for a small group of travelers who like to travel on a budget.
3 seats
3 bags
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Perfect choice for small groups who like to travel in style and comfort.
4 seats
4 bags
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Excellent choice for bigger groups who want the best value and comfort for their money.
8 seats
8 bags
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Ideal choice for large groups who need a lot of space and want to travel in the same vehicle.
16 seats
16 bags
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Your driver collects you from any address in Split — Diocletian's Palace area, hotel, apartment, or ferry terminal — and heads south without a single stop.
The bus from Split to Dubrovnik takes 4.5–5+ hours and drops at a terminal. A private taxi does the same distance in under 3.5 hours, door-to-door.
Since 2022 the drive is entirely within Croatia. No Bosnian border at Neum, no passport control, no queue — a reliable journey time you can plan your day around.
Two passengers or a group of eight — same price per vehicle. The more of you travelling together, the lower the cost per person against any per-person option.
The route takes you through the Makarska Riviera and across the Pelješac Bridge — two of the most scenic stretches of the entire Croatian coast, all before you reach Dubrovnik.
Cancel free of charge up to 24 hours before your scheduled pickup — no penalties, no questions asked.
A1 motorway and Pelješac Bridge tolls are included in the quoted fare. No surprises and nothing to add when you arrive in Dubrovnik.
Reserve your private taxi from Split to Dubrovnik in minutes — no card details needed, pay the driver on arrival at your Dubrovnik address.
Moving on from Split and ready for the old city walls? Book your split transfers with Go Shuttle and handle the whole journey in one ride. Your driver picks you up from your hotel, apartment, or the ferry terminal in Split — anywhere in the city — and delivers you door-to-door to your accommodation in Dubrovnik. Approx. 233 km (approx. 144.5 mi) of some of Croatia's most scenic coastline, in a private vehicle, priced per car.
The Pelješac Bridge, opened in 2022, changed this route for good. The old drive required crossing into Bosnia and Herzegovina at Neum — with the border queue adding anything from 20 minutes to over an hour depending on season. That crossing is gone. Your Go Shuttle driver takes the bridge as standard, keeping the whole journey within Croatia and giving you a journey time you can actually rely on.
Your driver picks you up from any address in Split — the Diocletian's Palace area, Meje, the ferry terminal at Stari Grad, or a hotel in the city. From there, the route heads south out of Split along the coastal highway, quickly passing through Omiš, where the Cetina river cuts a spectacular gorge through limestone cliffs before reaching the sea.
Then comes one of Croatia's most celebrated stretches: the Makarska Riviera, a 60-km run of pebble beaches, pine forests, and the sheer wall of the Biokovo massif rising behind them. The islands of Brač and Hvar sit offshore to the west, and the whole scene has a different quality of light to anything further north. Past Gradac, the road descends toward the flat green fields of the Neretva delta before picking up the A1 corridor south.
The Pelješac Bridge comes next — 2.4 km across the Pelješac channel with open sea views in both directions. After the bridge, it's a final run through the quiet hills of the Dubrovnik hinterland and down to the coast. Your driver delivers you to your specific address in Dubrovnik: Lapad, Babin Kuk, the gate of your choosing near the Old Town walls, Gruž port, or anywhere else.
If you'd like to stop briefly at a beach on the Makarska Riviera — Brela is particularly worth it, regularly listed among Europe's best beaches — mention it to your driver when you set off. A short stop adds very little time and the beach approach at Brela is one of the most photographed spots on the Croatian coast.
Every Go Shuttle booking from Split to Dubrovnik includes:
All vehicles are modern, clean, and air-conditioned — comfortable for the full 2h 50min–3h 35min journey.
Enter exact pickup and drop-off addresses when booking — your driver navigates directly to both.
Every way to travel from Split to Dubrovnik — compared honestly.
| Transport | Duration | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
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🚗 Private Transfer
RECOMMENDED
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2h 50min – 3h 35min | from 310€ per vehicle |
Door-to-door, fixed price, Pelješac Bridge |
| 🚌 Public Bus | 4h 30min – 5h+ | €20–30 per person |
Terminal to terminal; limited shoulder season timetable |
| ⛰ Ferry | 8h+ | €35–60 per person |
Scenic, slow; seasonal timetable, port to port |
| 🚘 Rental Car | 2h 50min – 3h 35min | Variable + one-way drop fee |
You drive; one-way Dubrovnik drop fees often substantial |
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The bus from Split to Dubrovnik is terminal-to-terminal and takes 4.5–5+ hours. A private taxi covers the same distance in under 3.5 hours, goes directly to your accommodation, and the per-vehicle price is competitive for any group of two or more. Most travellers making this mid-trip move find it the most practical choice.
Your Split to Dubrovnik private transfer is sorted in two minutes online — fixed price, Pelješac Bridge route, driver at your door. Whether you're moving between cities mid-trip or heading to Dubrovnik at the end of your holiday, Go Shuttle makes the drive the easy part.
Book online for instant confirmation, or reach us on WhatsApp — tell us your Split address and your Dubrovnik destination.
No credit card needed. Free cancellation up to 24h. Fixed price, all tolls included.
When your Dubrovnik stay ends, Go Shuttle picks you up from your accommodation and drives you back north. Book your Dubrovnik to Split transfer from 310€ per vehicle together with this booking and a 5% discount is automatically applied — no voucher code needed.
