Private Transfer from Dubrovnik to Split with Optional Stops

Description

Experience a seamless and comfortable journey from Dubrovnik to Split. Travel in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional English-speaking driver for a safe and relaxing ride. Choose a direct private transfer or enhance your journey with optional stops along the way. As you travel through Croatia, explore the historic town of Ston, renowned for its impressive medieval walls and fresh oysters, or visit a local winery on the Peljesac Peninsula to enjoy a wine tasting and discover the authentic flavors of the region. For an even more memorable journey, choose a route through Bosnia and Herzegovina and visit some of its most popular attractions. Admire the natural beauty of Kravica Waterfalls or explore Mostar’s charming old town, famous for its iconic Old Bridge.

Tour Options

What's included

Pickup Locations & Times

Your driver will meet you at the selected location in Dubrovnik. If your location is not accessible by vehicle, the pickup point will be arranged with the agency at the nearest possible location, in accordance with local laws and regulations.

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Important Information

• Suitable for all physical fitness levels
• Luggage allowance: One standard suitcase (up to 23 kg) and one personal item per passenger. Additional or oversized baggage may require a larger vehicle and incur an extra charge.
• Locations not accessible by vehicle: If the pick-up or drop-off location cannot be reached by vehicle, the pick-up or drop-off point will be arranged at the nearest accessible location.
• Drop-off location needed: Please provide your drop-off location in the "Special Requirements" field during booking or contact us after your booking is confirmed.
• If the “Stops in Bosnia & Herzegovina” option is selected: A current valid passport is required on the day of travel. Check and obtain any visa requirements.
• Citizens of European Union (EU) Member States and European Economic Area (EEA) countries may cross the border with a valid national identity card.
• Some shops and restaurants at the destinations do not accept credit cards. It’s a good idea to have some cash on hand - euros are accepted in most places.
• Child seats are available on request. Passengers travelling with children under 7 must request a child seat at the time of booking. The driver reserves the right to refuse the transfer if this requirement is not met.

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