Has anyone traveled from Split to Dubrovnik? I don't know whether to take the boat or bus. Please help!
Posted by
WPB, FL & Firenze
3112 posts
I traveled opposite direction, but logistics are similar. There are several daily buses from Split to Dubrovnik and bus is much faster than the ferries. Ferries may not run every day and are slow. Check ferry schedule at www.jadrolinija.hr - 2009 high season schedule not yet posted. Bus is efficient, but I've seen posts saying that the ferry is very scenic.
Posted by
OP
Los Angeles, CA
14 posts
sounds great, thanks for your help Frank!
Posted by
Ypsilanti, MI, USA
233 posts
Bus schedules from Split are available on-line: http://www.ak-split.hr/EN/ I found the Croatian bus stations easy to use in 2006--English spoken, many departures, and cheap. I don't think you'll go wrong with either the ferry or the bus. Good luck!
Posted by
dallas, tx, usa
1358 posts
Kyla says either way. So it depends on whether YOU like to see the coastal towns or the many other towns in the interior.
I traveled that are in a rental car; so I cannot recommend the roads because travel is so slow. But it will be faster than travel by boat. Look at a map and decide what you can see on that trip.
Posted by
Rocky Mount, USA
110 posts
We traveled from Dubrovnik to Split by bus last Sept. We were told that the ferry takes all day. I think it is something like an 8 hour trip.
Posted by
Johns Island, SC
172 posts
Bus is the way to go unless you want to spend a day or two on Hvar. You can see pictures and details of our trip at:
http://gadtravel.blogspot.com/
Posted by
none
79 posts
We took the ferry up from DBV to Split, and stayed 1 night in Korcula and 1 night in Hvar..
I would really recommend a night in Hvar..we were off season and it was just soooooooooooooooo relaxing and beautiful.
The ferry was very comfortable and personally I would built in a couple more hours to do the ferry over the bus...the view was very pretty and you had the freedom to move around.
If you would like to view our photos of Dubrovnik and Split along with the rest of our Croatia/Bosnia and Montenegro trip they are on our personal website. Please check in the bonus albums because I give info on "cheap eats" in both places and you will see souvenir ideas of authentic Croatian crafts....
and as the french say....a la cravate!
Here's our website, just go into Photo gallery and also Where we've been for our trip blog, videos of the area etc.
ourpassportstamps.com
I toast an Ozoujsko to you to have a wonderful trip!
If you have any questions let me know
K.