Routes, Drop-offs & Border Travel

Yes, crossing the border in a rental car from ACI Marina Dubrovnik to Montenegro and Bosnia and Herzegovina is allowed with prior permission from the supplier. Such routes usually incur a cross border fee which varies based on the supplier and route. Here’s a quick overview:

Yes, most car rental companies allow you to pick up the car at ACI Marina Dubrovnik and return it at Dubrovnik Airport (DBV). Booking a one way car rental for such routes is a popular option for travellers arriving or departing in Dubrovnik from a yacht charter who plan to explore Croatia before flying home.

A one way fee might still be applicable for such routes, depending on the rental company, vehicle category, or seasonal demand.

Yes. Most car rental companies offer one way rentals, allowing you to collect your vehicle at ACI Marina Dubrovnik and return it to Split or another Croatian city. Note that rentals for such routes often incur a drop-off fee, which varies by route, supplier, vehicle type, and season.

No. The roads immediately around ACI Komolac and the city are toll free. While travelling to nearby destinations like Dubrovnik Old Town, Cavtat, Konavle, Ston, or along the scenic Adriatic coastal road (D8), you won’t encounter any tolls. You will only encounter tolls when joining Croatia’s A1 motorway for longer distances north towards destinations like Split, Zadar, or Zagreb.

Tolls on Croatian motorways operate on a simple ‘ticket-in / pay-at-exit’ system, wherein tickets are taken at entry and paid at exit. Pay by card, cash, or ENC devices.