From Dalmatia to Istria—two of Croatia's most celebrated regions in one drive. Head north from Split along the coast, cross the Dinaric mountains, and descend into Istria's truffle-scented hills to reach Pula's Roman amphitheatre.
Drive from Split to Pula in approximately 5h 15m. Private transfer from €400 per vehicle, all-inclusive — fuel, tolls, English-speaking driver, door-to-door.
Pickup from your hotel, apartment, or Split Airport (SPU). North on the A1 motorway towards Zadar and Istria.
A 3,000-year-old city with Roman ruins, Venetian churches, and two modern wonders—the Sea Organ (waves play music through pipes) and the Sun Salutation light display. Hitchcock called it the most beautiful sunset in the world.
Croatia's most famous national park—cascading turquoise lakes connected by waterfalls. A quick stop at the upper viewpoint gives you the iconic panorama. Full visit takes 3–4 hours. Entrance about €30 in summer.
Past Plitvice, the motorway crosses into the continental interior before descending into Istria. Green hills, vineyards, hilltop villages, and olive groves—a landscape often compared to Tuscany.
Arrive at your hotel or apartment—the Arena area, Old Town, Verudela beach, or the harbour. Driver drops you at the door.
Per vehicle, not per person. All prices include tolls, fuel, luggage handling, water, Wi-Fi, and child seats on request.
Picked up and dropped off at your exact address
Motorway tolls covered, no extras
Quick scenic stops along the route, free of charge
Professional, local, English-speaking driver
We meet you at SPU arrivals and drive directly to Pula. Flight tracking and 60 minutes free waiting.
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Heading south? Pula to Split reverses this route from Istria back to Dalmatia.
Book Pula → Split →The Split to Pula route stays within Croatia, so there are no border stops to worry about. Your driver takes the most efficient route while offering optional scenic stops along the way. This is one of the routes where having a local driver adds real value — they know the shortcuts, the best rest stops, and the viewpoints that aren't in any guidebook.
Everything specific to this route.
About 5 hours 15 minutes (480 km). No border crossings—entirely within Croatia. With Zadar and Plitvice stops, plan for 6.5–7.5 hours.
No—the full route stays within Croatia on the A1 motorway.
Yes—the park entrance is just off the motorway. A 20–30 minute viewpoint stop is enough for the iconic photo. Full visit takes 3–4 hours.
A superbly preserved Roman amphitheatre (one of the six largest in the world), Roman temples, and Venetian fortresses. Istria is also famed for truffles, olive oil, and Malvazija wine.
Yes. We meet you at SPU arrivals and head north immediately.
The Sea Organ alone is worth the detour—waves create music through pipes built into the waterfront. The old town is compact and walkable in 20–30 minutes.
"Zadar's Sea Organ was mesmerizing and Plitvice was as stunning as the photos suggest. Arrived in Pula to find the amphitheatre glowing at sunset. Three highlights in one day."
"Smooth motorway drive, comfortable car, great driver who knew all the best stops. Istria feels like a different country to Dalmatia—loved the green hills and vineyards."
"Picked up from Split Airport after our flight. At Pula by mid-afternoon with a Plitvice stop. Clean car, professional service. Exactly what we needed."
We operate minibuses and full-size coaches for groups of 8 to 50 passengers. Custom quotes within 2 hours.
Sprinter-type · Families, small groups
30-seat coach · Tour groups, weddings
50-seat touring coach with WC
Tell us about your group and we’ll send a custom quote within 2 hours.
Fixed price €400 sedan, €480 minivan. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before. Your driver, your schedule, your stops along the way.