Transfers in Mostar

Mostar transfer companies: Mostar to Dubrovnik and Split from about €210, Mostar to Sarajevo €160, Mostar Airport transfers and stops at Kravice and Počitelj.

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Easy Balkan Transfers

Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

200+ Balkan routes with scenic stops, since 2009

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Transfers to and from Mostar

Mostar, with its famous Old Bridge (Stari Most), is the most visited town in Herzegovina. Most travellers arrive by road from the Croatian coast or from Sarajevo, and private transfers are the most flexible option because buses are slow and trains are limited.

Mostar transfer prices

Transfers with scenic stops

A big advantage of booking a private driver is that you can add stops on the way. Popular ones are the Kravice waterfalls, the walled Ottoman village of Počitelj and the Blagaj dervish house at the source of the Buna river. Some companies include these stops in a fixed price.

Nearby

Medjugorje is about 30 minutes from Mostar. The drive from Dubrovnik takes around 2.5–3 hours including the border, and from Split about 2.5–3 hours. Bring your passport, since Bosnia is outside the EU and there are border checks.

Mostar companies also run day tours of Herzegovina, so you can combine a transfer with sightseeing.

Transfers in Mostar: FAQs

How much is a transfer from Mostar to Dubrovnik?

About €210–220 per car with local Mostar companies.

Can I stop at Kravice waterfalls on a transfer?

Yes, many Mostar drivers offer stops at Kravice, Počitelj and Blagaj.

How long is the drive from Split to Mostar?

About 2.5–3 hours including the border crossing.