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Transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo | Best views of 2025
What to expect from transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo
Private transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo is not ordinary transportation between the two destinations.
In the trusted hands of our professional driver and a tour guide as well you will be able to visit some of the most interesting sights of the transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo.
The distance between the two cities is around 250 kilometres and it will take around 12 hours to arrive in Sarajevo, mostly because we will make a few stops on the way to introduce you to the natural and cultural beauties of the southern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Herzegovina.
Transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo will be one of the best memories and experiences in your life as you will be able to visit one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Bosnia and Herzegovina, an authentic Herzegovinian village completely made of stone, a UNESCO World Heritage bridge, one of the best river canyon view ever and much more.
Does this sound interesting? If your answer is yes, feel free to introduce yourself with transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo details, book it and we are on our way to pick you up.
SARAJEVO TO DUBROVNIK TRANSFER
However, if you are looking for a tour in the opposite direction—Sarajevo to Dubrovnik—you can book it directly on our Sarajevo to Dubrovnik transfer tour page.
The price of the transfer is 240€ for two people.
It is important to note that we require a minimum of two persons for the transfer to happen.
In case you are a solo traveller, you will have to pay the price for the two persons.
Sarajevo to Dubrovnik with Herzegovina tour
Transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo highlights
Transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo essential information
Transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo details
After a pickup in Dubrovnik, we are heading to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s southern part. As one of the most beautiful parts of the country due to its incredible history and culture and natural beauties, there are a few sights that are a must-see for anyone coming to Herzegovina.
First, we will relish ourselves in one of the most beautiful waterfalls Bosnia and Herzegovina have, the Kravice waterfalls. After a short rest on the waterfall, where you will hopefully enjoy and make some great photos we are heading to Počitelj, an authentic Herzegovinian village made completely of stone. The ideal place to learn more about the history and to eat something in case you are hungry.
After we finish with the Pocitelj visit, we are heading to Blagaj, a village nearby Mostar, where you will have the opportunity to see one of the most beautiful springs in Europe, the spring of river Buna. Furthermore, if you are interested in the history, culture and tradition of the region, you will for sure want to visit a Dervish Tekke, a sacral house related to Islam culture and it is situated right to the spring of river Buna.
Moving on to Mostar where you will see a world-famous UNESCO Heritage bridge, The Old Bridge, as well as Mostar as a city since it is one of the most beautiful cities in this part of Europe. After we are done with Mostar, we are heading to Sarajevo but you will still be able to enjoy undermined beauty of the Neretva canyon, but a 30 kilometres ride through the canyon will leave you speechless.
Prior to our arrival in Sarajevo, which will mark the end of our transfer from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo, we will make a quick stop in Konjic. A small city near Sarajevo is for sure one of the most beautiful small cities you will ever visit.
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Jordana W
Medina and her team were amazing! They were able to customise a tour return from Dubrovnik on short notice AND with a flight delay. Bosnia and Herzegovina is incredible and a place I hope to return to see more of one day! Stunning country, captivating culture, wonderful people and astonishing history!
Highly recommended – especially to use Meet Bosnia Tours!!
Luis Manuel M
I saw a video on YouTube about a trip with Meet Bosnia Tour and I liked it. So I contacted the agency by email when I was in Dubrovnik and Medina responded back immediately to answered all my questions, and to give us great suggestions in how they could help us. So, when we arrived in Čapljina, the guide, Adnan picked us up and we started our private tour. He was very knowledgeable about history, religion and local and international politics. He was very friendly and answered all our questions in a very professional manner. And, we cannot forget our free walking tour in Sarajevo with a fantastic guide, Kiki. She narrated the history and the past events of the city in such exciting way that we were transported to the time and place where those events took place. I was eager to know more about the history of Bosnia and she gave us a mini class -but very detailed – on the history of Bosnia and its city of Sarajevo. She is an excellent guide…!
We travel quite a lot and this tour agency is the best we have experienced so far.
Lynn L
My sister and I took a tour from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo on an all- day excursion. Our tour guide , Jasmin, is very personable and we talked and laughed all day through stops to a waterfall, the stone village, the Sufi Monastery, Mostar with its iconic bridge. Jasmin went out of his way to show us a train bridge ruin left from the war. Jasmin was also very generous with suggestions for activities in Sarajevo and Belgrade. Take this tour. You will love it!
Alexander S
We booked a private tour from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo. We visited Mostar, Blagaij and Pocitelji on the way. The road trip was one of the highlights of our trip. Such beautiful places to visit. It was lovely to just drive along the coast on the way.
We also did the free walking tour when we arrived to Sarajevo. It was a great way to see the city and learn about its history. The guide was really friendly and had a great knowledge.
Sore feet, full heart.
Meet Bosnia tours has the best guides and most accommodating staff! I had three tours with them in 3 days.
The first was the 12 hour transfer tour from Dubrovnik to Sarajevo. It was just me and Mehmed (sp?) so we saw everything and more! Had a great chat, and I learned a lot about life in Bosnia Herzegovina.
The next day I took the Siege tour with Agan. This was with a group of 13. A lot of harrowing information to take in, but the facts were delivered clearly and with sensitivity. The personal stories made the experience extra memorable. (His mom’s stove!!)
And finally today I took the food and crafts tour with Amina (sp?) I was the only one signed up today, so I got another private tour. I don’t know why it’s not sold out! It’s delightful and Amina was very knowledgeable and pleasant to talk to. We met a lot of interesting artisans and cooks who are trying to keep Bosnian traditions alive. Highlights were the potato pie, the coppersmiths and the brush maker. Great energy. 😉
Anyway, if you are in the middle of researching companies to take you on tours, I’ve already done all that for you. Book with Meet Bosnia. You won’t be disappointed!