Perfect choice for a small group of travelers who like to travel on a budget.
3 seats
3 bags
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Perfect choice for small groups who like to travel in style and comfort.
4 seats
4 bags
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Excellent choice for bigger groups who want the best value and comfort for their money.
8 seats
8 bags
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Ideal choice for large groups who need a lot of space and want to travel in the same vehicle.
16 seats
16 bags
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Hotel, apartment, Riva, Diocletian’s Palace, ferry terminal, or ACI Marina — your driver comes to your exact Split address at the agreed time.
From your Split door to your Cavtat hotel in as little as 2 hours 50 minutes — direct on the A1 motorway south, over the Pelješac Bridge, and along the Dubrovnik Riviera.
The Pelješac Bridge route keeps the entire 250 km journey within Croatia — no Bosnian border stop at Neum, no passport queues, no uncertainty.
Hotel, villa, or apartment in Cavtat — one vehicle from Split to your entrance, luggage carried in. No bus station, no local taxi at the other end.
Our drivers cover the full Split–Cavtat corridor regularly. They know the A1 motorway, the Pelješac Bridge, and the Dubrovnik Riviera coast road into Cavtat.
For a journey of this length, comfort matters. All Go Shuttle vehicles are fully air-conditioned and maintained to a high standard for long-distance travel.
One fixed fare for the full 250 km — fuel, all tolls including Pelješac Bridge and A1, and taxes included. The price you see is the price you pay.
Reserve your Split to Cavtat transfer in minutes — no card details needed upfront, pay the driver directly at journey’s end.
Travelling from Split to Cavtat on the Dubrovnik Riviera? Book your split transfers with Go Shuttle and your driver will be at your Split address at the agreed time, taking you directly to this elegant Adriatic bay town in around 2 hours 50 minutes to 3 hours 45 minutes. Cavtat is one of the most refined and beautiful places to stay in southern Croatia — a sheltered double bay 20 km south of Dubrovnik old town, with a palm-lined promenade, Venetian-era architecture, and a relaxed atmosphere that stands in elegant contrast to the busy streets of Dubrovnik itself.
The Split to Cavtat transfer covers approximately 250 km via the A1 motorway and the Pelješac Bridge — the entire route within Croatia, with no Bosnian border crossing at Neum. Your Go Shuttle driver handles the full journey from your Split door to your Cavtat accommodation entrance. Tell us your preferred departure time and we will be there.
Your transfer from Split to Cavtat begins at your door in the city. Your Go Shuttle driver arrives at the agreed time, loads your luggage, and heads south on the A1 motorway. The route passes through the dramatic Omiš gorge — where the Cetina river cuts through sheer limestone cliffs — and continues along the Makarska Riviera hinterland before reaching the Pelješac Bridge. The 2.4 km cable-stayed bridge, opened in 2022, crosses the Pelješac channel and keeps the entire journey within Croatia without any Bosnian border stop.
From the bridge, the route continues south along the coast. As you approach the end of the journey, Dubrovnik appears briefly on the left — the famous old city walls visible from the road above the harbour. The route then descends to Cavtat, 20 km south of Dubrovnik, where your driver delivers you directly to your hotel, villa, or apartment entrance. In normal traffic the drive takes around 3 hours 11 minutes.
In peak summer, traffic near Dubrovnik can add 30–45 minutes to the journey time. If you are arriving for a timed check-in or dinner reservation, allow extra time and tell us your required arrival time when booking.
Cavtat is one of the most genuinely pleasant towns on the Adriatic coast. The promenade is lined with restaurants and the bay is calm enough for swimming right from the shore. In summer, a fast boat service connects Cavtat to Dubrovnik old town harbour in around 45 minutes — a far more enjoyable way to visit the city than driving in. Ask your driver about the best spot on the road above Dubrovnik for a photograph of the old walls as you pass — on a clear day the view is extraordinary.
Every Go Shuttle booking from Split to Cavtat includes:
Provide your exact Split pickup address and preferred departure time when booking — your driver will be there on time.
Every way to travel from Split to Cavtat — compared honestly.
| Transport | Duration | Price | Notes |
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🚗 Private Transfer
RECOMMENDED
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2h 50min – 3h 45min | from 330€ per vehicle |
Door-to-door, fixed price, Pelješac Bridge, no border crossing |
| 🚌 Public Bus | 5h+ | €15–€25 per person |
Split to Dubrovnik bus; then connection to Cavtat; drops at roadside, not your hotel |
| 🚙 Rental Car | ~3h 11min | €35–€80+/day excl. fuel & tolls |
Return to Split required; Pelješac Bridge and A1 tolls additional; limited Cavtat parking |
| 🚕 Taxi | ~3h 11min | €200–€280+ no fixed rate |
Metered fare, no fixed price, very expensive for long-distance routes |
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The bus from Split to Cavtat requires a connection in Dubrovnik and drops you at a roadside stop — not your hotel. Arriving with holiday luggage after 5+ hours of travel and still needing a local taxi is not the ideal start. A private transfer at a fixed per-vehicle price delivers the whole group, bags and all, directly to the hotel entrance in around 3 hours.
When your Cavtat stay ends, Go Shuttle picks you up and takes you back to Split. Book your Cavtat to Split transfer from 330€ together with this booking and a 5% discount is automatically applied — no voucher code needed.
