Getting around by cab and VTC Croatia

Cab fares are generally expensive in Croatia, although there are now a number of (cheaper) apps such as Uber and Bolt. Depending on the destination, the fare is either metered or calculated on a flat-rate basis. As in France, cabs are used for urban and regional travel, from one town or village to another, when there are no buses, and for airport transfers (very practical!). This reliable company is recommended for all your travel needs in Dubrovnik and the surrounding area. 24-hour service.

At the exit of the old town, at the Battery Gate and the Tourist Office.

A taxi station near the offices of the company.

Along the ramparts towards the Ploce gate.

A very useful taxi service in this rather large city, built all in stairs and terraces on the mountain, which has not set up an interurban bus network. So there are many drivers in town waiting for customers with their vehicles ready to go. Among other places, you can find a taxi at the bus station or on the main street Vukovarska. All of them provide transfers to Split airport, the ferry pier for the island of Brač, all regional runs on the coast or in the mountains

A cab service in and around the city that does not only register the request for a ride! On the website of Radio Taksi Zagreb you will find a price simulator, which will show you an amount depending on your destination. The company provides transportation 24 hours a day. The charge per passenger is €1.30 + €0.80 per kilometer. It is therefore necessary to count around 5,30 € per hour. This company does not charge extra for luggage and another interesting argument is that the drivers accept small pets.

Radulovic offers a wide range of transportation services, from city tours to airport transfers and coastal journeys. Car and scooter rentals are also available, as are minivan and even bus rentals. Bookings can be made online before arriving in Dubrovnik. Tomislav can also advise you on the organization of a tour of the region, as far as Mostar in Bosnia-Herzegovina or Kotor and Budva in Montenegro. A "grand tour" of Croatia is also available.

On the island of Mljet, there is a bus service, but the runs are not frequent and there are only two lines (Saplunara-Sobra and Pomena-Sobra). So, for those who are not motorized, it is useful to have the contact of this good collective cab service, both for long and short distances, such as getting from Polače to Pomena or Sobra for the ferry. We will pick you up wherever you want (upon reservation). To share the ride with people making the same journey as you, one can contact the tourist office.