Mostar (OMO): the shuttle is 10 KM and it waits for the flight
Mostar Bus runs a commercial airport shuttle timed to arrivals, at 10 convertible marks, calling at the bus and train station and most of the central hotels.
- J.P. Mostar Bus runs the airport shuttle between the airport and the city centre.
- The ticket is 10 KM (convertible marks).
- It departs from in front of the terminal shortly after flight arrivals. No fixed clock timetable to work from.
- It is timed to the Zagreb, Belgrade, Dusseldorf and Stuttgart flights, which are the routes this airport serves.
- It calls at the bus and train station, which is where you connect for Sarajevo, Split and Dubrovnik.
- The full route: Airport, Tekija, Lucki Bridge, Theatre, Bus and Train Station, Hotel Mepas, Hotel Mostar, Spanish Square, Croatian Home Herceg Stjepan Kosaca, Rondo, Hotel Verso, Dom Dompes.
- That covers most of central Mostar, including several of the main hotels, so there is a good chance it drops you within a short walk.
- Timetables and stops are shown on a visual display at the airport rather than published as a table.
- Car hire is available at the terminal.
- The Old Bridge and the old town are near Spanish Square and Rondo, so pick your stop rather than riding to the end.
The shuttle
- The operator is J.P. Mostar Bus, running a commercial line between Mostar International Airport and the city centre.
- The ticket is 10 KM.
- It leaves from in front of the terminal shortly after flight arrivals. The airport describes it that way rather than publishing departure times, which for a field with a handful of routes is the sensible design.
- It is provided for passengers arriving on the flights from Zagreb, Belgrade, Dusseldorf and Stuttgart.
Where it stops
Airport, Tekija, Lucki Bridge, Theatre, Bus and Train Station, Hotel Mepas, Hotel Mostar, Spanish Square, Croatian Home Herceg Stjepan Kosaca, Rondo, Hotel Verso, Dom Dompes.
- The bus and train station is the stop for onward travel. Buses run from there to Sarajevo, Split and Dubrovnik, and the railway runs north to Sarajevo through the Neretva canyon.
- Spanish Square and Rondo are the stops for the old town. The Old Bridge is a short walk from either, and riding to the terminus takes you past it.
- Several central hotels are named stops, which is unusual and worth using: check whether yours is on the list before booking a taxi.
Practical
- The timetable and the mapped stops are shown on a display at the airport. There is no printed table to carry.
- Car hire desks operate at the terminal.
- Mostar's traffic is light and the airport is close to the city, so this is a short ride rather than a transfer.
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