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Private chauffeur in Dubrovnik

Pearl of the Adriatic and former republic of Ragusa, Dubrovnik holds the marble Stradun, the Rector’s Palace and Franciscan cloisters within its thirteenth-century walls. Your private chauffeur in Dubrovnik connects Čilipi airport, the port of Gruž, the hotels of Ploče and Lapad and the villas along the coast, in a premium sedan or van. With the old town fully pedestrianised, dropping off as close as possible to the Pile and Ploče gates takes precise knowledge of the access roads.
From Dubrovnik, the Dalmatian coast and its hinterlands open up as day trips: the Bay of Kotor in Montenegro, Mostar and its Ottoman bridge in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the Pelješac peninsula and its Plavac Mali wines, Cavtat and Mount Srđ above the ramparts. From May to October, cruise calls fill the old town at midday: your chauffeur schedules visits early in the morning or late in the afternoon, when the Stradun breathes again.
Airport transfer
Dubrovnik (DBV)
Dubrovnik Airport (DBV), at Čilipi, lies 20 km south-east of the old town: allow 30 minutes along the coastal road to reach the Pile Gate or the hotels of Ploče. Your chauffeur greets you in the arrivals hall with a name board and tracks your flight in real time.
Luxury chauffeur services in Dubrovnik
Dubrovnik airport transfer
Personal meet-and-greet, flight tracking and fixed prices — your private driver in Dubrovnik waits for you, even when flights run late.
Chauffeur hire by the hour
A car with driver by the hour or the day: business meetings, shopping, sightseeing — the itinerary adapts to you.
Personal chauffeur service
A dedicated personal chauffeur for your stay: discretion, punctuality and intimate knowledge of Dubrovnik and its region.
Excursions and experiences
Five signature itineraries departing Dubrovnik, with a private chauffeur and a Mercedes on standby at every stop.
Experiences
5 experiences with your chauffeur in Dubrovnik
Beyond transfers, your chauffeur becomes the key to the region — private itineraries, fixed prices, vehicle on standby at every stop.
The walls and old town before the crowds
Drop-off at the Pile Gate as the walls open: two kilometres of wall-walk between the Minčeta and Sveti Ivan forts, then the Stradun, the Rector’s Palace and the 1317 Franciscan pharmacy, before the ships arrive.
View the itinerary →The Bay of Kotor and Perast
90 km south, Europe’s southernmost fjord-like bay: Perast and the islet of Our Lady of the Rocks, the Venetian walls of Kotor, the panoramic road above the bay. The Montenegrin border crossing is handled by your chauffeur.
View the itinerary →Mostar and the Ottoman bridge
140 km north, the Stari Most has spanned the Neretva since 1566 — rebuilt identically in 2004. The Kujundžiluk bazaar, Ottoman houses, and a stop at the Kravica waterfalls on the way back. Two borders, one day.
View the itinerary →Pelješac, wines and Ston oysters
The Pelješac peninsula and its Plavac Mali vineyards — Dingač, Postup — the walls of Ston, Europe’s second-longest fortification, and Mali Ston bay oysters tasted right on the pontoon.
View the itinerary →Mount Srđ sunset and dinner
A drive up Mount Srđ, 412 metres above the ramparts, for sunset over the Elaphiti islands, then drop-off at your table — Nautika facing the forts, or a konoba in Ploče. Effortless return to your hotel.
View the itinerary →Frequently asked questions
Private chauffeur Dubrovnik — your questions
How much does a transfer between Dubrovnik Airport and the old town cost?
A private transfer between Dubrovnik-Čilipi (DBV) and the old town or the Lapad hotels is charged at a fixed price, confirmed at booking. It includes a meet-and-greet in the arrivals hall with a name board, real-time flight tracking and complimentary waiting time in case of delay.
Can your chauffeur cross the borders into Montenegro or Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Yes. Kotor, Perast and Mostar are among our most requested excursions from Dubrovnik. Cross-border journeys are quoted in advance at a fixed price, with a vehicle authorised in each country crossed; simply bring your passport.
How can I avoid the cruise crowds in Dubrovnik’s old town?
The old town is busiest between 10 am and 3 pm on days when ships call at Gruž. Your chauffeur checks the cruise schedule and plans your Pile Gate drop-off for the walls’ opening time or the late afternoon, when the Stradun empties.
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