You can get a driving map online by using ViaMichelin: http://tinyurl.com/4fgc8.

If I remember correctly, the drive from Dubrovnik to Mostar was about 1 1/2 hours-the driver was a local.

Blackduff

Steph:

Mostar is almost exactly midway between Dub and Sara...150 kms from Dub, and then another 150 kms to Sara...about 180 miles altoghether one-way. The road from Dub is fairly flat and well engineered...it's an "E" road (European
Highway, E-65, and later E-73). meaning that it must maintain the road according to strict European highway requirements. The stretch from Jablonica (Yablonitsa) to Sara is very mountainous with a very long tunnel..great scenery...I drove that road in 1983 when it was under the most massive construction project I had ever seen..not much room for detours, thus
long waiting sessions...but it's a good one now.
Sarajevo is a city in almost complete recovery from the war...I was last there when it was preparing for the February 1984 Winter Olympics and it sure did itself proud.
Be sure to stop at picturesque Pocitelj
(before Mostar).

Stu T.

Thank you so much everyone! This is extremely helpful!!

steph

I just did the trip in reverse, by taking early morning (6:25 am) train from Sarajevo to Mostar (one of the most scenic train trips I've taken), and 7:00 am bus from Mostar to Dubrovnik.

Michael

Thank you very much for the infor. i too have had a difficult time finding information on driving conditions from Dubrovnik to Mostar. ck

I've driven this route, and also elsewhere in Croatia and Bosnia & Herzegovina. I've also driven around in all 3 cities.

Stay on the main road and it's really easy driving. Sarajevo city centre is well signed and easy to get around. Mostar is not so well signed if you are heading out in a different direction to the main E73/65, but the bridge (Stari Most) and Old Town are signed and easy to find.

From Mostar onwards it is incredibly scenic. The last stretch from Jablanica up the mountains is very windy but it is two lanes in many places so easy to overtake slow vehicles.

I seem to remember the Mostar4 Dubrovnik bit being about 2 hours. Sarajevo to Mostar is also around 2 hours.

I posted two trip reports here, both of which contain quite a bit about driving in Bosnia & Herzegovina, some of which you may find useful.

http://www.fodors.com/community/europe/mostar---a-city-of-beauty-and-bullet-holes.cfm

http://www.fodors.com/community/europe/off-the-beaten-track-in-bosnia-and-herzegovina-juliat-explores.cfm