Dubrovnik · SPLIT DAY TRIPS
Split is a long drive north, and these 12 trips make the most of a day at Diocletian’s Palace, priced and timed with the road in mind.
Travel by air-conditioned vehicle from Split or Trogir to Dubrovnik for a 90-minute guided walk and around four hours to explore on your own. Guides have included Ivanka, Petar, Boran, Viktoria, and Mate. On the return, stop in Ston, where you can try the local oysters for an extra charge.
“Very nice trip. Guide Petar was excellent and very informative.”
Ride from any pickup point in Dubrovnik to your chosen address in the Split area with an English-speaking driver, air conditioning, and onboard Wi-Fi. Photo and bathroom stops are included. Arrange paid detours such as Ston, Mali Ston, Klis Fortress, Mostar, or Kravice Waterfalls at least 24 hours ahead.
“Really nice driver and very accommodating! Did not mind at all taking breaks and stopping for the bathroom as much as we needed and even took us to a beautiful view to drink some coffee! Overall a great experience, would recommend.”
Ride the Adriatic coast from Dubrovnik to Split, then follow an English-speaking local guide through Diocletian’s Palace, the Peristyle, and the old gates. Guides such as Daniella and Ivana have led the trip, though the assigned guide can vary. You’ll also have free time for lunch, shopping, or a walk along the Riva.
“A comfortable bus and a safe drive. Much interesting information heard, which was interesting. Nice views on the way. Total recommendation:) Thank you once again to the guide and the bus driver.”
Ride from Dubrovnik Airport or a Dubrovnik hotel to your chosen address in Split in a private vehicle for up to eight people. Your English-speaking driver meets you with a name sign or coordinates by WhatsApp. Photo and bathroom breaks are included; detours to places such as Ston or Mostar cost extra and must be arranged ahead.
“We had a great transfer from Dubrovnik to Split after a very long flight from Australia. It made it super easy to get between cities and was much faster than other options available. I am also prone to travel sickness and found the drive very comfortable the whole way which I was very grateful for.”
Ride from Dubrovnik to Split with a driver-guide, then explore Diocletian’s Palace, Peristyle Square and the Riva on a 90-minute walk with a local guide. You’ll have about three hours to wander, eat or visit sights independently before returning. Transport and hotel pickup are included; food and admission to paid sites are not.
“A great way to see Split from Dubrovnik. The guided tour was really good. Harris was an informative guide. It is a long drive, but well worthwhile. There is enough time to see Split and have a nice lunch before returning to Dubrovnik.”
Ride privately from Dubrovnik to Split with an English-speaking driver who also guides, stopping at your choice of Ston, Počitelj, Mostar and Kravica Falls. The air-conditioned car includes WiFi and bottled water. Drivers mentioned by name include Stipe, Ivan and Nikola, but your assigned driver may vary. Bring your passport, and leave time for border checks.
“Perfectly timed, really cool stops and beautiful scenery. I wonder if the reason vegetables taste so good here is that they can breathe? Rolling sea, hills, ruins and pretty villages. Mostar is quite nice, but also very crowded so if you want to bungee jump, swim or boat, allot extra time. Waterfalls are delightful and you can swim as you like, bring a towel!”
Set out from Dubrovnik with a private driver-guide for Ston’s medieval walls and salt works, Klis Fortress, and Split’s Diocletian’s Palace. Guides named for the experience include Mateo and Antonio. The day lasts about 10 to 12 hours, with hotel pickup, bottled water, WiFi, and time for lunch in Split.
“A perfectly wonderful day with our knowledgeable and professional guide, Mateo. We saw many gorgeous sites on the way to Split and stopped at a delicious winery before returning. A must do vacation day!”
Travel from Dubrovnik to Split in an air-conditioned minivan with an English-speaking driver-guide and a local guide for a walking tour. See Diocletian’s Palace, the Peristil and Split’s waterfront, then explore on your own before stopping for local organic products such as mandarins and honey on the return drive.
“Great town Wonderful heritage The guide lydia and driver marco were great”
Make the Split to Dubrovnik journey a private, flexible road trip, with a driver-guide, air-conditioned vehicle, bottled water, and a three-hour stop in Ston. Explore the town’s five-kilometer defensive walls and salt-making heritage, then continue to your arranged drop-off. Drivers such as Ivana have shared local stories and made photo stops along the way. Confirm the pickup city and total travel time before booking.
“Our driver was extremely polite and knowledgable of the area and we enjoyed her company. Picked up up at our hotel in split and dropped up off in front of our hotel in Dubrovnik.”
Travel by comfortable vehicle from Split with an English-speaking driver, stopping for two hours in Ston and four hours in Dubrovnik’s UNESCO-listed Old Town. The private group rate is $580 for up to four people. Stipe, also listed as Stepe in one account, has been praised for punctual, friendly hosting.
“Stepe was an excellent driver and host. Knowledgeable, funny and friendly. Highly recommend him!!!!”
Spend 10 days exploring Croatia by private car and motor yacht, from Diocletian’s Palace and Plitvice Lakes to a Korcula Island base, Hvar, Vis, Mljet, and Dubrovnik. The package includes two Split hotel nights, seven nights in a Korcula villa or suite, guided tours, most lunches, and daily island outings. Captain Zoran is named in past trip accounts; confirm who will lead your dates.
“Our family of 4 (2 teens 16 and 18 years) are united in our 5 star review. Professional and slick yet retains the personal touch of a family run business”
Travel from Dubrovnik to Split in a private, air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi and bottled water. Stop in Ston to see its old town and fortifications, visit Miloš Winery on the Pelješac Peninsula, then spend three hours in Split. Hrvoje is named in accounts of Simply H’s service, but confirm who will guide your trip.
“We had an unforgettable experience with Hrvoje on our transfer from Dubrovnik to Split. What could have been a simple ride turned into one of the absolute highlights of our trip.”
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