Neum – Klek border queue today
As of 16:13 (Warsaw time) on November 5, 2026, the queue at the “Neum – Klek” border crossing is — towards Bosnia and Herzegovina and 1:17 towards Croatia. Based on the last 60 days, the queue here is usually shortest on Monday, 12:00–14:00.
Typically at this time (Thursday, → Croatia): 1:23 — median of the last 60 days.
Sources: traveller reports · nakordoni.eu · How we calculate waiting time
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Data updated
Key facts: Neum – Klek
| Name on the Croatia side | Neum |
|---|---|
| Name on the Bosnia and Herzegovina side | Klek |
| Crossing type | Road, international |
| Open for | Cars |
| Opening hours | 24/7 |
| Coordinates | 42.92224° N, 17.61612° E |
| Queue towards Bosnia and Herzegovina now | — |
| Queue towards Croatia now | 1:17 |
About Neum – Klek
Klek is the Croatian side of the first of two crossings on the so-called Neum corridor – the short stretch of Bosnian coastline that cuts across the Adriatic Highway (D8) between Ploče and Dubrovnik. Driving from Split, this is where you enter Bosnia; heading north from Dubrovnik, this is where you re-enter Croatia. For years it was an unavoidable stop for everyone driving to the southern Adriatic. The crossing handles cars.
The 60 days of data cover the direction from Bosnia into Croatia, i.e. driving from Neum towards Ploče and Split. The typical wait is just under an hour and a half; Saturday is the worst day, with peaks on Saturday morning between 9:00 and 12:00, and Sunday is not much better. Tuesday tends to be the shortest, and night and evening are the best times of day – the morning is the worst. There are not enough measurements for the opposite direction.
Since the Pelješac bridge opened, drivers heading to and from Dubrovnik can skip Neum altogether and stay on Croatian territory – the simplest way to avoid losing time at two borders. If you still go through Neum, for instance to stop there for a break, head north in the evening or at night rather than on Saturday morning. Among the ten Croatia–Bosnia crossings, Klek sits in the middle of the field.
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When is the queue at Neum – Klek shortest?
Based on observed data
A typical week: medians over 60 days (773 measurements), not a forecast for today.
Statistics for direction: → Croatia · Cars
| Calmest day | Monday |
|---|---|
| Busiest day | Saturday |
| Best time to set off | Monday, 12:00–14:00 (~1:11) |
| Time to avoid | Sunday, 04:00–06:00 (~1:26) |
Typical queue by day of week
| Day | Typical wait |
|---|---|
| Monday | 1:15 |
| Tuesday | 1:16 |
| Wednesday | 1:15 |
| Thursday | 1:18 |
| Friday | 1:16 |
| Saturday | 1:19 |
| Sunday | 1:18 |
What the last 60 days of data show: Neum – Klek
Weekdays and weekends look alike at Neum – Klek: typically around 1:16.
The longest waits come at night (0:00–6:00) (1:20 on average), the shortest in the afternoon (12:00–18:00) (1:13).
It is rarely empty: only 0% of hours without a queue, around 1:35 at the worst typical moment.
Among the crossings on this stretch it ranks 5 from the fastest out of 12 (Croatia–Bosnia and Herzegovina border, Cars).
Measured over the last 60 days.
Border webcams: Neum – Klek
Checkpoint cameras — live
Road cameras nearby
Parking and rest areas near Neum – Klek
Places to stop within 50 km of the crossing — 57 in our database.
Closest places to stop
- 1ParkolóCar park0,8 kmGoogle MapsApple Maps
- 2Odmorište KomarnaRest area6,5 kmGoogle MapsApple Maps
- 3Odmorište BlacaRest area7,3 kmGoogle MapsApple Maps
- 4Car parkfree · 20 spaces8,4 kmGoogle MapsApple Maps
- 5Odmorište SparagovićiRest area9,0 kmGoogle MapsApple Maps
Sources: OpenStreetMap (ODbL)
What it costs to drive to Neum – Klek
Fuel, time and charges for the drive to Neum – Klek from the 6 nearest cities. Distance and time follow the real road, not a straight line.
| City | Distance | Driving time | Fuel | Charges | Total | Road |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mostar | 71,0 km | 1h 17min | — | no charge | — | moderate |
| Split | 158 km | 1h 43min | 88 PLN | no charge | 88 PLN | hard |
| Sarajevo capital | 194 km | 2h 59min | — | 5,73 PLN incl. barrier tolls | — | hard |
| Banja Luka | 283 km | 4h 46min | — | no charge | — | moderate |
| Tuzla | 296 km | 4h 37min | — | 5,73 PLN incl. barrier tolls | — | moderate |
| Zagreb capital | 530 km | 4h 48min | 293 PLN | 116 PLN incl. barrier tolls | 409 PLN | moderate |
Calculated for a car at 7,0 L/100 km, petrol 95 at the country average on the day of calculation. Substitute your own consumption — the whole formula is here.
A road charge is counted only where the route actually uses a toll road. A vignette is always counted, because in many countries it is required on ordinary roads too.
Where a drive uses a toll motorway, the barrier toll for that section is included in the figure, at the price the road operator publishes for it. A vignette is a flat national price.
Routes calculated 01.11.2026
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions about border queues
When is the queue at Neum – Klek shortest?
Over the last 60 days the calmest day at this crossing has been Monday and the busiest Saturday. The queue is usually shortest on Monday, 12:00–14:00 and longest on Sunday, 04:00–06:00.