Croatia Airport Transfers — Fixed Price

Airport transfers in Croatia — from Dubrovnik DBV, Split SPU and Zagreb ZAG — are among the most in-demand private routes on the Adriatic. In peak summer these airports handle millions of visitors, and getting from the terminal to your hotel, villa or ferry port by taxi means queuing, haggling or relying on metered cabs with unpredictable surcharges. LocalsRide gives you a confirmed driver and a fixed fare before you land.

Croatia's Top Transfer Routes

Dubrovnik Airport serves the historic Old Town, the Lapad peninsula, and the island ferry port at Gruz. Split Airport is the gateway to Split's Diocletian's Palace, the Makarska Riviera, and — for many travellers — the starting point of the spectacular Split-to-Dubrovnik coastal drive. Zagreb Airport connects the capital's centre with Varaždin, Zagorje, and Slavonia.

Coastal Drive Transfers

Croatia's coastal highway (Adriatic Highway) links Split and Dubrovnik — a 230-kilometre route that takes 3.5–4 hours by private car and is one of the most scenic drives in Europe. LocalsRide handles this route frequently during summer, with drivers covering the full journey or stops at Makarska, Omiš, or Ston along the way.

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Is Uber available in Croatian airports?

Uber operates in Zagreb but has very limited availability in Dubrovnik and Split, particularly at the airports. Pre-booking via LocalsRide is the reliable alternative.

How far in advance should I book a Croatian airport transfer?

In peak summer (June–September), book at least 24–48 hours in advance. Dubrovnik in particular gets extremely busy and drivers fill up fast.