Transfer companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Compare airport transfer and private driver companies in Bosnia and Herzegovina: Sarajevo, Mostar, Medjugorje, Tuzla, Banja Luka and Jahorina. Fixed prices.

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ASP Transfers Sarajevo

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Sarajevo Airport executive transfers, free child seats

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Cross-border transfers
  • +2
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Balkan Transfer

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Shared & private airport transfers across the Balkans

  • Airport transfers
  • Cross-border transfers
  • Long-distance transfers
  • +1

Easy Balkan Transfers

Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

200+ Balkan routes with scenic stops, since 2009

  • Airport transfers
  • Cross-border transfers
  • Long-distance transfers
  • +4
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Medjugorje Taxi

Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Medjugorje taxi & airport transfers for pilgrims

  • Airport transfers
  • Cross-border transfers
  • Long-distance transfers
  • +1

Taxi Gold Tuzla

Tuzla, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Tuzla Airport to city 30 KM – Belgrade Airport 220 KM

  • Airport transfers
  • Corporate travel
  • Cross-border transfers
  • +2

Airport transfers in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Bosnia and Herzegovina is a mountainous country with slow roads and few train links, so a pre-booked private transfer is often the most comfortable way to reach your hotel, a ski resort or a pilgrimage site. Local companies publish fixed prices per vehicle, usually in euro or convertible marks (KM, about 1.96 KM to €1).

Main airports and destinations

Typical transfer prices

Sarajevo Airport to the city centre costs about €20–25, Sarajevo Airport to Jahorina about €45–55 and Tuzla Airport to Tuzla about 30 KM. Long rides cost more: Sarajevo to Mostar about €125–160 and Mostar to Dubrovnik or Split about €210–220.

Cross-border transfers

Many visitors arrive from the Croatian coast through Dubrovnik Airport or Split Airport and visit Mostar on the way, or continue to Montenegro and Serbia. Bosnia is not in the EU, so expect a passport check at the border. Some companies offer stopover transfers with time to see Mostar’s Old Bridge, Počitelj or the Kravice waterfalls.

Booking tips

Prices are per vehicle, not per person. Give your flight number for tracking, ask for child seats in advance and check if the driver accepts cards, since many smaller operators prefer cash.

Transfers in Bosnia and Herzegovina: FAQs

How much is a taxi from Sarajevo Airport to the city?

A pre-booked private transfer costs about €20–25 per car.

Can I get a transfer from Dubrovnik to Mostar?

Yes. Several Mostar companies drive from Dubrovnik or Split to Mostar for about €210–250 per car.

Which currency is used for transfers in Bosnia?

Prices are quoted in euro or convertible marks (KM). Most drivers accept euro.