Dubrovnik to Međugorje

Dubrovnik Airport is the closest international airport for many pilgrims to Međugorje. Expect around two and a half hours on the road, with the border to Bosnia and Herzegovina near Metković.

Damir meets you at the airport or your accommodation and takes you to your guesthouse in Međugorje. For the way home, send the day and the flight time and we plan the pick-up from there.

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At a glance

Distance: About 130 km
Driving time: Around 2.5 hours, plus time at the border
Border: Croatia – Bosnia and Herzegovina, passport or ID card
Price: Price on request
Vehicles: Seat Alhambra, up to 6 passengers · VW Passat, up to 4 (luggage checked first)

Travelling as a family or a small group

Tell us how many people are coming and how much luggage you have. Five or six people with suitcases need a space check before we confirm the Seat Alhambra.

Questions about this route

Can you take us straight from the airport to Međugorje?

Yes. Send the flight number and arrival time, and we plan the pick-up around them.

Do we need passports?

Each passenger needs a valid passport or an ID card accepted for entry to Bosnia and Herzegovina. Check the rules for your nationality.

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