Mostar to Dubrovnik
Private transfer from Mostar to Dubrovnik with optional stops at Pocitelj fortress and Kravice waterfalls. EUR 190 fixed price. Border crossing included.
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Mostar to Dubrovnik transfer
The Mostar to Dubrovnik transfer is one of the most popular routes in the Western Balkans, connecting Bosnia's most visited town with Croatia's crown jewel on the Adriatic. At 140 kilometres, the drive takes you from the Ottoman streets of Mostar through the sun-baked Herzegovina countryside and across the Croatian border to the walled city of Dubrovnik.
What makes this journey special is the landscape between the two cities. The route passes through the medieval fortress village of Pocitelj, within reach of the thundering Kravice waterfalls, and through the Neretva delta before hitting the Adriatic coast. With a private transfer, you control the pace — stop where you like, photograph what catches your eye, and arrive at Dubrovnik's gates relaxed rather than cramped from a bus.
This route involves a border crossing between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. Your driver handles the logistics — you just need your passport ready.
Add to your transfer
Optional extras — all prices per vehicle, added to the base fare.
Pocitelj
A remarkably preserved medieval fortified village climbing a limestone hillside, with a 14th-century citadel offering panoramic views over the Neretva valley.
Kravice
A spectacular 25-metre-high horseshoe-shaped waterfall on the Trebizat River, perfect for photos and a refreshing swim in summer.
Stolac
One of the oldest settlements in Herzegovina with Illyrian necropolis, medieval fortress ruins, and a beautiful Ottoman old town along the Bregava river.
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PremiumWhat the road looks like
Leaving Mostar, the road heads south through the lower Neretva valley. The landscape shifts quickly from the lush green gorges around Mostar to the drier, Mediterranean-influenced terrain of southern Herzegovina. Vineyards and pomegranate orchards line the roadside as you pass through villages where stone houses have replaced the wooden ones of central Bosnia.
Pocitelj appears on the left, its stone tower and cluster of Ottoman buildings climbing a dramatic limestone cliff above the Neretva. Further south, a short detour leads to Kravice waterfalls, hidden in a green amphitheatre of travertine rock — a highlight of any trip through Herzegovina.
The border crossing at Metkovic-Doljani requires a brief passport check from both Bosnian and Croatian officers. Once in Croatia, the road follows the coast with views over the Adriatic islands before descending into Dubrovnik. Your driver navigates the approach roads and drops you at the nearest point to your accommodation.
What to expect
This route crosses an international border. All passengers must carry a valid passport. EU, US, UK, Canadian, and Australian citizens do not need a visa for either country. The border crossing typically takes 10-20 minutes, though summer weekends can see longer queues.
Pickup is from any address in Mostar. At Kravice waterfalls, there is a small entrance fee (approximately EUR 8 per person in summer) not included in the transfer price. In Dubrovnik's Old Town, cars cannot enter — the driver drops you at Pile Gate or Ploce Gate.
The vehicle is air-conditioned with bottled water and phone charging. Standard luggage allowance is two large suitcases and two carry-on bags per booking.
Mostar to Dubrovnik FAQ
Yes, this route crosses the Bosnia-Croatia border. All passengers need a valid passport. EU citizens can use national ID cards.
Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes direct, plus 10-20 minutes for the border crossing. With stops at Pocitelj and Kravice, allow around 3.5-4 hours total.
Yes, it is a short detour from the main route and one of Herzegovina's top attractions. We recommend 30-45 minutes at the falls. Swimming is possible in summer.
Cars cannot enter the pedestrian Old Town. We drop off at Pile Gate or Ploce Gate. If your accommodation is in Lapad, Gruz, or Babin Kuk, we drive directly to the door.
Yes, we offer Dubrovnik to Mostar transfers at the same price. The scenery is equally beautiful in either direction.
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