Split · DUBROVNIK DAY TRIPS FROM SPLIT
The 15 best dubrovnik day trips from split you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Travel from Split or Trogir to Dubrovnik by coach, join an English-speaking local guide for a 90-minute Old Town walk, then explore independently. You will have time for the city walls, lunch, or the cable car before stopping in Ston for its famous oysters and salt works.
“Once again Peter was wonderful So knowledgeable funny A few good tricks to navigating the city Just a great day”
Travel from Split or Trogir to Dubrovnik by air-conditioned vehicle, hear Croatia’s story from guides such as Boran, Ivanka, or Petar, tour the Old Town for about 60 to 90 minutes, then explore independently. A Ston oyster stop is offered, but tasting may cost extra.
“Our guide was knowledgeable BUT where he would try to explain things were very busy… very hard to focus. Def worth it but if I could recommend the company get the little microphone/whispers things it would be better.”
Spend a long but rewarding day traveling from Split or Trogir to Dubrovnik in an air-conditioned van. Stop in Ston, tour the old city with an English-speaking guide such as Sylvia or Eliana, then enjoy free time for the walls, cable car, food, and shopping.
“Smooth driving. Thanks to the driver who informed us of the problems of travelling to Dubrovnic on a stormy/wet day. We all rebooted for the next day and the weather was perfect. The guide around the city was clear and informative. Walking the city walls gave spectacular views.”
Travel from Split or Trogir to Dubrovnik by air-conditioned coach, enjoy a 90-minute guided walk through the Old Town, then explore on your own. Guides such as Ivanka, Petar, Tin, and Igor have led recent departures. The return route may include an optional oyster stop in Ston.
“Very good tour, Ivanka was great positive energy! Fun tour would recommend she gave us a lot of information and it was a friendly bunch! Would recommend if you want the experience and day trip from split”
Travel from Makarska to Dubrovnik in an air-conditioned minibus with hotel or meeting-point pickup. Enjoy Dalmatian island views and the Neretva delta, then spend four hours exploring Dubrovnik independently with a map and brochure. Transport, tolls, parking, and taxes are included.
Travel from Split to Dubrovnik by air-conditioned coach, then explore Stradun, Orlando’s Column, Sponza Palace, Rector’s Palace, and the old walls with an English-speaking guide. Guides such as Ivanka, Petar, and Tin add local insight, while free time lets you eat, swim, or walk the walls.
“wow 😲. the ride to Dubrovnik alone was worth it. So beautiful ❤️. and Ivanka was so nice and she was passionate about her country and tells everything you need and want to hear. Angel our driver was also nice. the bus was good. I highly recommend!”
Arrange a private, air-conditioned transfer from any Split address to any Dubrovnik-area address. Your English-speaking driver can include bathroom and photo breaks, with optional stops at Klis Fortress, Ston, a winery, Mostar, or Kravice Waterfalls for an added fee.
“Effective communication and arrangement about our trip from Split to Dubrovnik. Our private driver Ivan showed up at our door on time. He was driving a nice quality car which was kept clean and comfortable. He himself was very patient and pleasant, telling us the interesting stories and history on the way. We made two stops on the way, respectively Makarska and Stone, for breakfast and lunch, to get a better view and taste of Croatia. Thanks Ivan!”
Travel privately from Split to Dubrovnik in a clean, air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking local driver. Add a two-hour stop at Ston, Rizman Winery, Klis Fortress, Makarska, or Arboretum Trsteno. Expect door-to-door service, bottled water, and flexible local advice, but not a licensed guide.
“Stopped at Great Wall and little stone. Beautiful town. Quaint waterfront. Nice lunch at wall town. More”
You’ll ride from Split or Trogir to Dubrovnik in an air-conditioned van or minibus, stopping in Ston for coffee and wall views. In Dubrovnik, a local guide such as Ivan, Silvia, or Matteo leads a 90-minute Old Town walk before you get free time for lunch, photos, and independent exploring.
“Stopping at the service area for a glass of wine and a fabulous view This is a long trip but I have to. say the driver Antonio was. brilliant. He was prompt and helpful and worked hard to keep us on time despite the traffic. The guide was very pleasant but I did not feel I learned much about the history of the place. It was more focussed on the best viewpoints for photos or the best place to eat and how much it cost to get into the sights (an awful lot! How can they justify 36 euros to climb up onto the walls and walk along them I…”
Travel privately from any Split address to any Dubrovnik-area address with Adriatic Shuttle Transfers & Tours. Your English-speaking driver handles the road, while you enjoy air conditioning, WiFi, bathroom breaks, and picture stops. Add Klis Fortress, Ston, a winery, Mostar, or Kravice Waterfalls for an extra fee.
“Marco was absolutely brilliant. Incredibly friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. I would highly recommend him.”
Spend 12 hours traveling from Makarska to Dubrovnik with an English or German-speaking guide. See Baćina Lakes and the Neretva Valley, stop in Neum, tour the Old Town, visit the Franciscan monastery, and enjoy free time for lunch and exploring.
“Prachtige tour, mooie oude stad. De prijs om over de muur te mogen lopen is véél te duur. Prijzen horeca te duur.”
Travel from Split to Dubrovnik by air-conditioned van or minibus, then explore the Old Town with an English-speaking guide. The guided walk lasts about an hour, followed by free time for lunch, the walls, and independent sightseeing. Ston is not a dependable stop.
“For the Tour company a gave 1 star. Our uber from our rental apartment kept cancelling and Booker tours sent a cab to pick us up . They care about people . 1 star for George our driver and guide on the road. It is a long trip to Dubrovnik from Split and he did the best he could. 1 star for the sites at the old city. We made only one stop to Dubrovnik for photos and an emergency restroom stop on the return. The guide a Dubrovnik spoke almost no English let alone try to explain what we were seeing-a total waste. Should have someone with the knowledge…”
Travel by private car or van from Split to Dubrovnik with an English-speaking driver, stopping in Mostar for sightseeing, shopping, and lunch. Drivers such as Kruno and Tommy can tailor the route, while Wi-Fi, luggage space, and flexible pickup make this a practical one-way journey.
“Lovely drive through to Dubrovnik driver was on time and extremely helpful. We stopped in Ston for lunch and were lucky enough to hear a singer playing local songs with an accordian.”
Travel privately from Split to Dubrovnik in an air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi, bottled water, and a coffee or toilet stop. Driver Bozo is noted for punctual, careful driving and useful local pointers. Add Mostar or Ston, or finish at Dubrovnik Airport, if selected.
“Everything was great Driver was lovely. Everything was great thank you I did think it was a little bit too expensive though”
Travel from Split to Dubrovnik in an air-conditioned vehicle with a guide, then explore the Old Town, Stradun, Rector’s Palace, Fort Lovrijenac, and the Old Pharmacy. You get about four hours in Dubrovnik, including a guided walk and free time.
“We had a great time exploring Dubrovnik. Our tour guide was Ivanka and she was the best guide! She was full of information and was fun to listen to. I was concerned that all of the driving would be tiresome, but we stopped for coffee”
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