Dubrovnik to Split

Choose Your Transport Wisely**: While flying is the fastest option, it’s often not the most practical due to airport transfers and limited flights. The bus is a popular choice, offering scenic views along the coastal road. If you prefer flexibility, consider renting a car for a more personalized journey.

Book in Advance**: If you opt for the bus, book your tickets online in advance, especially during the peak tourist season (June to September), to secure your seat. For car rentals, book early to ensure availability and better rates.

Timing is Key**: The bus journey takes approximately 4-5 hours, while driving can be similar but depends on stops along the way. Factor in time for breaks and any potential delays, especially during summer months when traffic can be heavy.

Luggage Considerations**: If traveling by bus or train, keep your luggage manageable as there may be limited space for larger bags. For car rentals, ensure you have enough space for your belongings, and check the rental agreement for mileage limits if planning a longer trip.

Border Crossing Notes**: While both Dubrovnik and Split are within Croatia, be aware that if you're traveling from Dubrovnik to Split via Bosnia and Herzegovina (the Neum Corridor), you’ll need to carry a valid passport and be prepared for border checks. Always check current travel regulations and border conditions before your journey.