Private car transfer from Dubrovnik to Mostar

Door-to-door
in 2 h 30 min
From €38
per seat
Comfortable
car
One way
One way
Cancel for free 24 hours before departure
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Trip Information

Pick-up

Your driver will meet you at your address in Dubrovnik.

  • Door-to-door service
  • Help with your luggage

Trip

You’ll travel in comfort for 2 h 30 min.

  • Optional sight-seeing
  • Clean, comfortable car
  • Professional driver
  • Bottled water
  • Child seats
  • Prepared for handicapped
  • Smoke-free
  • Pet friendly

Drop-off

Your driver will drop you off at your address in Mostar.

  • Door-to-door service
  • Help with your luggage
In total
140 km2 h 30 min

Questions & Answers about Traveling from Dubrovnik to Mostar

Is a Mostar day trip worth it when traveling from Dubrovnik?
A day trip to Mostar is worth traveling from Dubrovnik, considering the distance between the two cities is only two hours. There are amazing sights in Mostar. For example, Mostar's historic city center is home to the UNESCO Old Bridge area and is well-known for its Turkish houses and incredible bridge construction.
Is a private car service the best way to travel from Dubrovnik to Mostar?
Many find traveling with a private car service like Daytrip preferable as it's more comfortable, exciting, and safer. Plus, you can pair a door-to-door private car service with sightseeing stops along the route. Your professional private driver will take you safely to stops like Kravica Waterfalls and Blagaj tekija Monastery.
How much time should you spend in Mostar?
Most would agree that you should spend at least two days in Mostar since you can use the city as a base for exploring the beautiful country. For example, a trip to Mostar from Dubrovnik will let you explore the Old Town and other places in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Can you take the bus from Dubrovnik to Mostar?
You can book a bus, with most people choosing Flixbus for this journey. A bus trip could be worth considering if you want to capitalize on low prices and don't mind shared rides. However, you won't be able to stop and sightsee, and you might not be as comfortable.
Is Mostar a former war zone?
Yes, Mostar is a former war zone with evidence of past conflict still scarring the buildings and sidewalks. The town has many museums where visitors can learn about the context surrounding the conflicts. Despite its past, visitors have no need for concerns about their safety in Mostar.
What interesting places can you see when traveling from Dubrovnik to Mostar?
When you book a trip with Daytrip from Dubrovnik to Mostar, you can see many places of interest. For example, there is the Blagaj Tekija Monastery, found at the base of a cliff, the Kravica Waterfalls, which comprise more than a dozen springs, and the archeological wonder of Sokol Tower.

Visit these sights on the way

Blagaj Tekija Monastery

Blagaj Tekija Monastery

The nearly 600 year old Blagaj Tekija Monastery is situated at the base of a cliff, next the the source of the river Buna. The serene, perfectly scenic monastery is a sight you won’t soon forget. A serene monastery nestled in rocks 

Kravica Falls

Kravica Falls

The stunning Kravice Falls are made up of over a dozen springs, spanning over 120m. This revered natural attraction is a popular swimming and picnicking destination and has been declared a natural phenomenon. Bosnia’s hidden treasure 

Pocitelj

Pocitelj

This quiet fortified village is a tentative UNESCO World Heritage Site for its distinctive mix of historic Ottoman and Hungarian architecture. A Guarded Peace 

Radimlja

Radimlja

Evidence of Bosnia and Herzegovina's history, dating back to ancient times, can be viewed at the large ancient cemetery with tomb monuments of Radimlja. History that lies in stone 

Vjetrenica Cave

Vjetrenica Cave

The largest cave in Bosnia, this tentative UNESCO World Heritage Site is like another world, filled with unique creatures and fascinating formations.  The Lost World 

Sokol Tower

Sokol Tower

This cliff-face redoubt was settled for nearly 4,000 years - as its impressive archaeological collection can attest. Small Castle, Big History 

Good to know

Children

If you’re traveling with children, make sure to let us know in the booking so we can get the appropriate child seats ready!

Pets

Pets are allowed (and loved)! We just need to know beforehand. You can tell us about them in the next phase of the booking.

Tips

Gratuity isn’t included or required, but if you really enjoyed your trip, you can show your driver your appreciation with an optional tip (10% is sufficient).

Luggage

  • Big luggage
  • 29x21x11 inches
  • 74x53x28 cm
  • Small luggage
  • 22x14x9 inches
  • 56x36x23 cm

Each passenger is allowed to have one checked bag and one carry on. If you’re traveling with more bags or oversized luggage, you can adjust this while booking.

Payment methods

Pay by credit card online, or in cash directly to your driver!

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