Transfers in Split

Split private transfers and drivers: Split Airport, ferry port, Dubrovnik, Zadar, Zagreb and day trips to Krka and Plitvice. Compare local companies.

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Split Luxury Transfers

Split, Croatia

Mercedes V-Class transfers & day trips from Split

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  • Limousine service
  • Long-distance transfers
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Private transfers in Split

Split is the main gateway to central Dalmatia: Diocletian’s Palace, the ferry port for Hvar, Brač and Vis, and day trips to Krka and Plitvice national parks. Local companies offer airport transfers, intercity rides and drivers for the day.

Split Airport and ferry port

Most visitors arrive at Split Airport (SPU), about 25 km away. A private transfer to the city or ferry port costs about €40–50. Cruise passengers arrive at the city port, right next to the old town.

Split to Dubrovnik, Zadar and Zagreb

  • Split → Dubrovnik: about 3–3.5 hours, around €300–350 per car
  • Split → Zadar: about 1.5 hours, around €165–240
  • Split → Zagreb: about 4 hours, around €380–400

The drive to Dubrovnik crosses a short stretch of Bosnia and Herzegovina at Neum or uses the Pelješac Bridge, so keep your passport handy.

Day trips from Split

Popular private day trips are Krka National Park, Plitvice Lakes (about €450 round trip with waiting time), Trogir, Šibenik, Klis fortress and Mostar. Some companies let you book a driver by the hour.

Choosing a company

Split has everything from owner-run Mercedes V-Class services to companies with 50-seat buses. Compare what is included, such as waiting time, tolls and child seats, before you book.

Transfers in Split: FAQs

How much is a private transfer from Split to Dubrovnik?

Usually around €300–350 per car. The drive takes 3–3.5 hours.

Can I do a day trip from Split to Plitvice by private car?

Yes. A private round trip with waiting time costs about €450 per vehicle.

Do I need a passport for Split to Dubrovnik?

The coastal road crosses Bosnia at Neum, so bring your passport. The Pelješac Bridge route avoids the border.