Dubrovnik to Mostar
Mostar is about two and a half hours inland from Dubrovnik, up the Neretva valley in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The Old Bridge is the picture everyone knows, but staying the night lets you see the bazaar lanes quiet in the evening and early morning.
We take you from Dubrovnik to your accommodation in Mostar, or collect you in Mostar and drive you back to Dubrovnik or the airport.
At a glance
- Distance
- About 140 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)
The border with Bosnia and Herzegovina
Documents are checked when you leave Croatia and when you enter Bosnia and Herzegovina. Outside the summer the wait is usually short. On busy days it can take longer, so keep the passports at hand in the car.
Questions about this route
Can we see Mostar and be back in Dubrovnik the same evening?
Yes, but that is a day trip rather than a transfer. Have a look at the day trip to Mostar and the Kravice waterfalls.
Can we go on from Mostar to Split?
Yes. The transfer from Dubrovnik to Split via Počitelj and Mostar does exactly that.
Other transfers
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Dubrovnik – Cavtat
Half an hour along the coast in either direction, to a hotel, an apartment or the harbour.
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Dubrovnik – Ston
An hour north to the walled town where Pelješac begins, with Mali Ston and its oysters next door.
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Dubrovnik – Split
Door to door up the coast over the Pelješac Bridge, with no border crossing on the way.
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Dubrovnik – Kotor
Into Montenegro and round the bay to the walled old town of Kotor.
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Dubrovnik – Budva
Down the Montenegrin coast past the Bay of Kotor, with the border built into the timing.
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Dubrovnik – Međugorje
For pilgrims and visitors, from the airport or your accommodation, with the return planned around your flight.
