From Split to Dubrovnik buses operate year-round, during the summer season there are up to 12 daily departures, and in the winter season about 5. The journey time is about 4 hours.
The cost of tickets for the bus from Split to Dubrovnik fluctuates based on seasonal demand and how full the buses are. You have the option to purchase tickets for any departure either online or directly at the bus terminal. On average, during the peak season, travelers spend about €25 for this journey!
Please use search form above check the timetable for the latest and most comprehensive details on direct bus services from Split to Dubrovnik, including information on departure and arrival times.
Station | Arrival | Departure |
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Zagreb, Bus terminal | 22:30 | |
Jastrebarsko | 23:00 | 23:00 |
Gospic, Bus terminal | 01:00 | 01:00 |
Split, Bus terminal | 03:45 | 03:45 |
Metkovic, Bus terminal | 06:15 | 06:15 |
Opuzen Mag., 1 > Dubrovnik | 06:20 | 06:20 |
Dubrovnik, Bus terminal | 08:00 |
Station | Arrival | Departure |
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Split, Bus terminal | 08:00 | |
Dubrovnik, Bus terminal | 11:45 |
Timetable for buses in the opposite direction can be found here:
The departure bus station in Split is located at the address Obala Kneza Domagoja br.12, 21000 Split, which is in the center of town, next to the ferry port and the train station. You can find more info about the bus station here:
The arrival bus station in Dubrovnik is located at the address Obala pape Ivana Pavla II 44 A, 20000 Dubrovnik, the location is in the city part Gruz which is about 3 km from the center, you can see more about Dubrovnik bus station here.
The travel time for the bus from Split to Dubrovnik is about 4 hours. In the summer season, travel times tend to be a bit longer due to traffic.
In In the peak season, there are up to 12 daily buses between Split and Dubrovnik, with most buses operating during daytime. In the winter season, there are about 5 daily departures.
The typical price of a one-way fare is approximately 25 Euros. During winter, fares can drop to as low as 15 Euros, but they might escalate to 30 Euros during the high season. Some bus companies provide discounts for children, students, and senior citizens.
In Split all intercity buses depart from the main bus station, which is located in the city center. In Dubrovnik the buses arrive at the main bus station in Gruz, which is about 3 Km from the old town.
All buses from Split to Dubrovnik all the way, so you do not need to transfer to a second bus on the way.
The journey from Split to Makarska was once known for its coastal views, as buses traveled right along the shoreline. However, the route has since shifted to the faster highway and the Pelješac Bridge. Yet, there's no cause for concern—the final 50 km leading into Dubrovnik still promise breathtaking views. To take full advantage, aim to secure a seat on the right side of the bus for the most picturesque experience.
Majority of buses driving between Split and Dubrovnik are comfortable long distance buses, featuring amenities like WI-FI, extra leg-room and air-conditioning.
Luggage policies differ among bus companies, but typically, passengers are allowed to carry a smaller cabin bag or backpack and a standard-sized suitcase for storage in the hold. Be aware that there may be a fee for the hold luggage, payable in cash. It's advisable to have some Euro coins on hand for this purpose.
Travel distance fastest route | 232 km / 144 Miles |
Average ticket price | €25 / $28 / £22 |
Scenic views | YES |
Nr. of daily departures summer | 12 |
Nr. of daily departures winter | 5 |
Bus companies | Promet Makarska, Arriva, Samoborcek, Autotransport Sibenik, Flixbus, Promet Sinj |
Stop at Split Airport | No |
Stop at Dubrovnik Airport | No |
Bus to Zagreb | Bus to Plitvice lakes | Bus to Makarska |
Bus to Zadar | Bus to Krka National park | Bus to Mostar |
Bus to Sibenik | Bus to Sarajevo | Bus to Split Airport |
Text and Photos by Morten Smalby