Transfer companies in Croatia

Compare airport transfer, private driver and minibus companies in Croatia: Split, Dubrovnik, Zagreb, Zadar, Pula and Rijeka airports. Fixed prices, book direct.

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Albania VIP Transfer

Tirana Airport (TIA), Albania

Mercedes VIP transfers from Tirana Airport since 2017

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Balkan Transfer

Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Shared & private airport transfers across the Balkans

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Easy Balkan Transfers

Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina

200+ Balkan routes with scenic stops, since 2009

  • Airport transfers
  • Cross-border transfers
  • Long-distance transfers
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GoOpti

Ljubljana, Slovenia

Ljubljana to Venice Airport shuttle from €21

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  • Cross-border transfers
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Medjugorje Taxi

Medjugorje, Bosnia and Herzegovina

Medjugorje taxi & airport transfers for pilgrims

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Getting around Croatia: travel guides

Airport transfers in Croatia

Croatia’s coast is long and its islands, old towns and national parks are spread out, so a private transfer is often the easiest way to get from the airport to your apartment or hotel. Prices are in euro, and most companies publish fixed prices per vehicle rather than per person.

Main airports

Typical transfer prices

Airport to city transfers usually cost €25–50: Pula Airport to Pula about €25, Zadar Airport to Zadar about €35, Dubrovnik Airport to the Old Town about €45 and Split Airport to Split about €50. Long rides cost more: Split to Dubrovnik about €300–350 and Split to Zagreb about €400.

Cross-border transfers

Dubrovnik is only about 40 minutes from the Montenegrin border, so many travellers combine Croatia with Montenegro (Kotor, Budva) or with Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Croatia is in the Schengen area, so bring your passport for these trips. From Zagreb, Istria and Rijeka, transfers also go to Ljubljana, Trieste, Venice, Vienna and Budapest.

Booking tips

Book early for July and August, give your flight number for tracking, and ask for child seats in advance. Prices are usually per vehicle, so a van for 7–8 people is good value for families and groups.

Bosnia and Herzegovina from Croatia

From Split and Dubrovnik, private drivers also go inland to Mostar, Medjugorje and Sarajevo. See our Bosnia and Herzegovina transfers guide.

Croatia also borders Slovenia: shared shuttles run between Zagreb and Ljubljana from about €23, and Istria is close to Piran.

Northern Croatia is also close to Trieste Airport in Italy.

Transfers in Croatia: FAQs

How much is a transfer from Split Airport to Split?

Usually about €40–50 for a private car, fixed per vehicle.

How much is a transfer from Dubrovnik Airport to the Old Town?

About €40–45 for a private car. The drive takes 25–30 minutes.

Can I get a transfer from Croatia to Montenegro?

Yes. Many companies drive from Dubrovnik Airport to Herceg Novi, Kotor and Budva. Bring your passport for the border.