Private Transfers From Split

Split Transfer Prices & Routes (2026)

All prices are per vehicle. The final price is confirmed at checkout based on the route, date, and passenger bracket.

Split Airport Transfers (SPU)

Split Airport (SPU) is about 24 km from the city center, close to Kaštela and Trogir, and takes around 30 minutes to reach by car. Airport taxis usually cost €35 to €50 on the meter. Flarent's pre-booked private transfer offers a fixed price of €53 for up to 3 passengers (€78 for up to 8, €130 for up to 19). This price covers extra services that taxis do not provide. Your driver tracks your flight, waits in arrivals with a name sign even if your flight is delayed, helps with your luggage, and takes you straight to your hotel, apartment, or cruise terminal. Early-morning and late-night pickups are also available, which is helpful in Split since buses run less often after dark.

We also offer pickups from anywhere in Split, Trogir, Kaštela, Omiš, or Makarska and take you to the airport in time for your departure.

Popular Long-Distance Transfers from Split

Split to Dubrovnik Transfer

The drive from Split to Dubrovnik is 230 km and takes about 3 hours and 10 minutes using the A1 motorway and Pelješac Bridge. This route stays completely within Croatia, so you do not need to cross the Bosnian border now that the bridge is open. A private transfer costs €370 for up to 3 passengers (€460 for up to 8), which is often cheaper than last-minute flights or multiple bus tickets. You can also ask for photo stops along this beautiful coastal route.

Split to Zadar & Šibenik

If you are heading north, Šibenik is about 70 minutes from Split and costs from €150. Šibenik is known for St. James Cathedral and Game of Thrones filming locations. Zadar is about 1 hour and 40 minutes away, with prices starting at €220. Zadar features the Sea Organ and beautiful sunsets. Both destinations are available as one-way transfers or day-trip charters.

Split to Plitvice Lakes & Zagreb

A private transfer is a great way to visit Plitvice Lakes while moving between cities. You can travel from Split to Plitvice in about 2 hours and 40 minutes (from €480), leave your luggage in the van while you explore the lakes, and then continue on to Zagreb or Zadar. Direct transfers from Split to Zagreb take about 4 hours (from €500), saving you hours compared to the bus and letting you travel on your own schedule.

Split to Makarska, Međugorje & Zrće Beach

We also offer transfers to the Makarska Riviera (1 hour 20 minutes, from €130), the pilgrimage town of Međugorje in Bosnia and Herzegovina (1 hour 40 minutes, from €300; remember to bring your passport), and Zrće Beach in Novalja on Pag island (2 hours 30 minutes, from €370), which is Croatia's most famous party spot.

Why Choose a Private Transfer Over a Taxi or Bus?

Buses from Split are affordable but slow, have limited luggage space, and run on fixed schedules. Intercity taxis use meters and can be unpredictable for long trips. With a private transfer, you get a fixed price before you travel, a vehicle just for your group with no shared stops, door-to-door service, child seats if needed, and English-speaking drivers who can also share local tips. For groups of three or more, the cost per person is usually comparable to, or even less than, bus tickets, with much less travel time and no hassle.

How Booking Works

Select your route and date, choose the number of passengers, add any notes, such as your hotel name, flight number, or child seat requests, and pay securely online. You will get instant confirmation. If you need a route that is not listed, a trip with multiple stops, or a same-day ride, just send a message to +385 95 336 2332 on WhatsApp. Our Split office will usually send you a custom quote within minutes during office hours (08:00 to 20:00 daily).