Transfers with stops
Transfers with a stop along the way
Going on to Split, Korčula or Montenegro anyway? Some of the best places on the coast sit right on the road, so it can make sense to stop for an hour or two instead of driving straight through.
Each route below is a one-way transfer with a planned stop. You keep your luggage in the vehicle, walk around, have lunch, and continue to your next address. Times and stops are agreed before the ride is confirmed.
Choose your route
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Dubrovnik – Split via Ston
Walk the walls of Ston or have oysters in Mali Ston, then cross the Pelješac Bridge to Split.
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Dubrovnik – Split via Počitelj and Mostar
A longer day inland: the stone village of Počitelj, time in Mostar, then on to Split.
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Dubrovnik – Split via the Makarska Riviera
A beach and lunch stop on the Makarska Riviera, under the Biokovo mountain, before Split.
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Dubrovnik – Korčula via Ston
Across Pelješac with a stop in Ston and time among the vineyards, then the short ferry to Korčula.
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Dubrovnik – Zadar via Ston and Šibenik
A long coastal day north, with Ston in the morning and Šibenik in the afternoon.
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Dubrovnik – Budva via Perast and Kotor
Into Montenegro along the Bay of Kotor, with stops in Perast and Kotor before Budva.
How a transfer with stops works
Tell us where you start, where you are staying next and which stop interests you. Josip suggests a realistic plan for the day, including roughly how long you can spend at each place and when you should arrive.
The vehicle waits for you during the stop. If you want a local guide, tickets for a museum or a table at a restaurant, mention it in your enquiry so it can be discussed in advance.
Luggage on a long day
For a full day on the road, the luggage matters as much as the number of passengers. The VW Passat takes up to four passengers. The VW Caddy has six seats, but with a full set of luggage plan around four people. Send the number and size of your bags and we will check what fits.