Dubrovnik Airport
to Split DBV

Up the Dalmatian coast to Croatia's second city. Diocletian's Palace, the Riva waterfront, and ferry connections to the islands.

230 km

Distance

3h 30m

Drive Time

€250

Sedan

60 min

Free Waiting

Airport Details

Dubrovnik Airport (DBV)

Your arrival at DBV and the transfer to Split.

Airport Facts DBV

LocationČilipi, 22 km south of Old Town

TerminalSingle terminal, modern

Baggage15–25 min after landing

Your Transfer

Meeting pointArrivals exit, name sign

Free waiting60 minutes from landing

Flight trackingAutomatic, real-time

Border crossingNone on this route

Optional stopsDirect route

Your Journey

DBV to Split, step by step

Terminal B arrivals, ground floor. Walk through passport control and baggage claim, then exit through the automatic doors. Your driver waits just outside the arrivals exit holding a sign with your name.

The terminal is compact—expect 20–30 minutes from landing to the arrivals exit in summer, faster off-season.

Dubrovnik Airport (DBV)

Čilipi · Ground floor arrivals

Your driver meets you outside arrivals. The route heads north along the stunning Dalmatian coastline.

★

Optional stop

Ston

Optional stop · Oysters & salt pans

Europe’s longest defensive wall surrounds this small town famous for fresh oysters. A great lunch stop halfway through the drive.

★

Optional stop

Makarska Riviera

Scenic coastal drive

The road hugs the coast under the dramatic Biokovo mountain backdrop. Crystal-clear water and pebble beaches below.

Split

Riva, Old Town gate, or hotel

Dropped at the nearest point to your accommodation. Diocletian’s Palace area means the Riva waterfront or nearest gate.

Pricing

DBV → Split prices

Per vehicle, not per person. Includes flight tracking, meet & greet, 60 min waiting, tolls, and fuel.

Sedan

€250

1–3 passengers

Live flight tracking
Name sign at arrivals
60 min free waiting
2 large + 2 small bags
No border crossings
Free cancellation 24h

Minivan

€300

4–7 passengers

Live flight tracking
Name sign at arrivals
60 min free waiting
6 large + 4 small bags
No border crossings
Free cancellation 24h

All Inclusive

What’s included in your airport transfer

Flight tracking

We monitor your flight in real time—delays are no problem

Meet & greet

Driver waits at arrivals with your name sign

60 min free wait

No rush—collect bags, buy a SIM, grab a coffee

Fixed price

No meters, no surge—price agreed at booking

Already in Dubrovnik?

If you’re staying in Dubrovnik and need a city-to-city transfer to Split (not from the airport), check our Dubrovnik to Split route page.

Dubrovnik → Split →

FAQ

DBV to Split questions

Can we stop for lunch along the way?

Absolutely. Ston (oysters), Makarska (waterfront cafés), or Omiš (adventure town) are popular stops. Tell us when booking and the driver will plan accordingly.

Is there a border crossing?

No. Both Dubrovnik and Split are in Croatia. It’s a straight domestic drive along the coast. Since Croatia joined Schengen, the Neum corridor crossing is no longer an issue.

How long is the drive?

About 3 hours 30 minutes without stops. With a lunch stop, allow 4–4.5 hours total.

Is this cheaper than flying DBV to SPU?

There are no direct flights. The alternatives are a 5+ hour bus or this private transfer, which is door-to-door and can include scenic stops.

Where do you drop off in Split?

At your accommodation. Old Town hotels mean the nearest accessible point (Riva waterfront or the relevant gate). Suburban hotels are door-to-door.

Reviews

What travellers say

Google

★★★★★

“Fantastic coastal drive. We stopped in Ston for oysters—the driver knew exactly where to go. Arrived in Split refreshed and full. Way better than the bus.”

Henrik J.

DBV → Split

TripAdvisor

★★★★★

“With three kids, the bus wasn’t an option. Private transfer was the best decision of our trip. Driver was patient, car was comfortable, and the views were incredible.”

Kate & Rob F.

DBV → Split

Google

★★★★★

“Smooth drive, no hassle. The driver even helped us find our apartment in Split’s maze of Old Town streets. Will book the return trip for sure.”

Marco V.

DBV → Split

Dubrovnik Airport
to Split DBV