East across the Bosnian border, climbing through the Dinaric Alps. A genuine cross-cultural drive — within four hours you go from Roman ruins to Ottoman bridges.
Your arrival at SPU and the transfer to Sarajevo.
East across the Bosnian border, climbing through the Dinaric Alps. A genuine cross-cultural drive — within four hours you go from Roman ruins to Ottoman bridges.
Your driver waits at the arrivals exit holding a sign with your name. Free waiting up to 60 minutes from your scheduled landing time.
Where east meets west — Ottoman bazaars next to Habsburg facades, mosques next to churches and synagogues.
We use the Bijača crossing — the main and fastest Croatia–Bosnia border on this route. Since 10 April 2026 the EU's Entry/Exit System (EES) is fully live: non-EU passports (UK, US, Canada, Australia, etc.) are no longer stamped on Schengen exit. Instead a face scan plus fingerprints are captured on the first crossing, then verified by face scan only on subsequent trips. First registration adds about 3–5 minutes per vehicle; later crossings are typically faster than the old stamp-and-hand-back. ETIAS pre-authorisation for UK/US/Canada passport holders is expected to become mandatory in late 2026 — we'll flag it at booking once the EU confirms the date.
Per vehicle, not per person. Includes flight tracking, meet & greet, 60 min waiting, tolls, and fuel.
We monitor reported flight delays and adjust the pickup time accordingly. Sixty minutes of waiting after actual landing are included.
Driver waits at arrivals with your name sign
No rush—collect bags, buy a SIM, grab a coffee
No meters, no surge—price agreed at booking
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Yes — at Bijača, the main Croatia–Bosnia crossing. Since 10 April 2026 the EU's Entry/Exit System is live, so non-EU passports (UK, US, Canada, AU, etc.) are biometrically scanned on Schengen exit instead of being stamped. We handle the paperwork side; you may need to step out briefly for the face scan on first crossings. Typical wait is 5–15 minutes.
Most guests do — it's halfway and the Stari Most bridge is on the route. A 60-minute walk is enough for the bridge and bazaar; a 2-hour stop adds lunch.
Croatian side is motorway. Bosnian side is mostly two-lane mountain road, well-maintained but slower — that's why the drive takes nearly 5 hours despite being only 252 km.
Direct buses run Split–Sarajevo at 7+ hours. Trains don't connect the two cities. For two or more travellers our private rate is competitive once luggage and timing are factored in.
Book in 60 seconds. Flight tracking, meet & greet, door-to-door. €410 sedan, €492 minivan.