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Looking for inspiration for your next bus journey in Croatia? Explore popular routes below, check bus times and find useful information to help you plan ahead.

Zadar to Split bus

from $4
Direct buses available
1h45 average duration
11buses per day
Served by
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Antonio Turs
  • Nomago
  • Infobus
  • Brioni

Makarska to Split bus

from $10
Direct buses available
1h00 average duration
15buses per day
Served by
  • Nomago
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva

Split to Dubrovnik bus

from $4
Direct buses available
3h35 average duration
12buses per day
Served by
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva

Split to Zadar bus

from $4
Direct buses available
2h00 average duration
11buses per day
Served by
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Antonio Turs
  • Nomago
  • Infobus

Split to Makarska bus

from $10
Direct buses available
1h00 average duration
14buses per day
Served by
  • Nomago
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva
  • CroatiaBus - Globtour

Zagreb to Split bus

from $4
Direct buses available
4h15 average duration
25buses per day
Served by
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva

Split to Zagreb bus

from $4
Direct buses available
4h00 average duration
24buses per day
Served by
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva

Dubrovnik to Split bus

from $4
Direct buses available
3h45 average duration
12buses per day
Served by
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva

Split to Trogir bus

from $3
Direct buses available
0h29 average duration
11buses per day
Served by
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago

Zagreb to Zadar bus

from $4
Direct buses available
3h00 average duration
15buses per day
Served by
  • FlixBus
  • Nomago Intercity operated by Arriva
  • Nomago

Best bus itineraries in Croatia

Zagreb

Croatia itinerary 14 days: A Journey from Zagreb's Culture to Dubrovnik's Adriatic Charm

Embark on a two-week adventure through Croatia, starting in the vibrant capital of Zagreb before heading south to the historic coastal cities of Zadar, Split, and the iconic Dubrovnik. This itinerary combines cultural exploration, ancient history, and stunning Adriatic scenery, with convenient bus travel connecting each destination.

  1. 1Zagreb
  2. 2Zadar
  3. 3Split
  4. 4Dubrovnik
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Zadar

Croatia 6-Day Itinerary: Adriatic Coast Exploration

Embark on a 6-day journey along Croatia's stunning Adriatic coast, starting in the historic city of Zadar, continuing through the vibrant heart of Split, and concluding in the magnificent walled city of Dubrovnik.

  1. 1Zadar
  2. 2Split
  3. 3Dubrovnik
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Zagreb

3-Week Croatia Itinerary: From Historic Capitals to Adriatic Gems

Embark on a 21-day adventure through Croatia, starting in the vibrant capital of Zagreb, journeying down the stunning Adriatic coast through Rovinj and Zadar, and concluding in the iconic walled city of Dubrovnik, utilising convenient bus connections between cities.

  1. 1Zagreb
  2. 2Rovinj
  3. 3Zadar
  4. 4Split
  5. 5Dubrovnik
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Although there are trains in Croatia, the network is not as extensive as it is in other countries, with limited coverage around coastal areas in particular. As a result, many locals and tourists choose to take the bus. Coach services will take you where you need to go, with connections between all major towns and cities. There are also regional buses in those towns and cities to provide travelers with a cheaper and more eco-friendly alternative to taking a taxi or renting a car.

Croatia by Bus—Book Croatian Buses with Omio

Whether you’re heading to Dubrovnik, planning a city break in Zagreb, or looking for intercity routes in Croatia, make sure you book with Omio. You can book a cheap bus ticket to Croatia in seconds, and by comparing prices from the biggest providers of these routes, you’re guaranteed a competitive price every time.

Discover Buses in Croatia—AutoBus Croatia booking with Omio

Taking a bus is not the fastest way to travel between the capital and Dubrovnik, but it’s certainly one of the cheapest and if you don’t mind a journey of around 10 hours, it’s worth taking a look. You can travel from Dubrovnik to Zagreb and Zagreb to Dubrovnik with FlixBus, among others. It’s a direct route and there are several buses departing every day.

You could travel from Zagreb to Prague in about the same time, transferring to one of Europe’s most historic and beautiful capitals.

Wherever you go, if you want a cheap Croatian bus ticket, book with Omio. Just use our search function to plot your route, find cheap bus tickets, and then book directly through our platform. If you have any issues with the booking, we have a dedicated multilingual customer support team on hand to help.

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Booking Croatian Bus tickets with Omio

Omio is the best way to book a cheap bus ticket in Croatia. We designed the platform to be as simple and accessible as possible, and we also have a multilingual customer support team that can help if you have an issue.

Get started by using the search function found at the top of every page. Enter your starting location, such as your city or the nearest bus station, followed by your destination, the total number of bus tickets that you need, and any applicable discounts. Hit “Search” to see a list of available bus tickets for your chosen route.

These options will display a summary of the route, including the price. There are filter options if you need to sort by specific stations or companies, but you can also filter by price to show the cheapest options at the top.

When you find what you’re looking for, just click the link and you’ll be transferred to a secure page where you can enter your details and then complete your payment. We take payment in a variety of currencies and it’s a quick and safe process. Your cheap bus tickets will be stored in your Omio account for easy access. Just keep the Omio app on your phone and your phone in your pocket and you’ll be good to go!

Remember, you can follow the same process to compare ferry tickets, plane tickets, and train tickets, making Omio your perfect travel companion.

Main Bus Companies in Croatia

There are a few different bus companies offering services in Croatia, as well as major operators that will take you in and out of the country.

FlixBus is one of the biggest intercity bus companies in Europe. It also has a presence in the United States, where it owns the famous Greyhound Lines. These big green buses can take you pretty much anywhere you need to go in Europe, with a huge fleet of buses and thousands of destinations. Many of its journeys are direct and some of them span over 20 and even 30 hours.

In Croatia, FlixBus services both domestic and international routes, and you’ll see the company’s logo on many route comparison searches, as it’s always one of the cheapest—if not the cheapest—options available.

Autotrans by Arriva is another name to look out for. It’s the biggest coach service in Western Croatia and covers many of its most popular domestic routes. Arriva is a very big company and a recognizable name in many parts of the world, including the United Kingdom, where it is headquartered. These days, Arriva is owned by Deutsche Bahn, a state-owned company based in Germany.

Nomago operates out of Slovenia but serves many other countries, including Austria, Germany, Slovakia, and parts of Italy. It serves Croatia as well, and in addition to its intercity routes, it provides transfers to and from the country’s airports.

RegioJet is headquartered in the Czech Republic and provides many routes in its home country and in Slovakia. If you’re connecting to Croatia from these countries or taking the bus from Croatia into cities like Prague, there’s a good chance you will see the RegioJet name in the search results.

Use Omio to get by bus to Croatia. By letting you quickly compare bus ticket prices from these providers and others, you can book a cheap bus ticket every time, saving you money on your travel costs so that you can spend more on food, attractions, and accommodation once you’re at your destination.

Croatia, Split

Croatia, Split. Credit: Pixabay

Domestic Bus Routes in Croatia

In addition to regional Croatian bus routes, which connect short distances in major cities, there are intercity routes that crisscross the country and connect its biggest towns and cities. Some great examples include:

Get a cheap bus ticket in Croatia when you book with Omio. Enter your route into our search function or click the links above to learn about specific routes.

International Bus Routes from Croatia to other countries

Croatia shares a land border with 5 countries, all of which are accessible via a series of long-distance bus routes. Providers like FlixBus will also take you much further away. Some of the most popular international bus routes from Croatia include:

  • Zagreb to Rotterdam: It takes over 22 hours to cover this route, but it’s available direct and there is usually at least 1 FlixBus coach departing every day.
  • Zagreb to Munich: A journey time of over 8 hours will take you into this beautiful German city. It’s a direct route offered by FlixBus.
  • Zagreb to London: Also offered by FlixBus, this route is not direct. It typically connects through Munich or Rotterdam. It might not be the quickest way to get to the English capital, but it’s a cheap option and you’ll see a lot of beautiful scenery on your journey. It will also take you over a few borders.
  • Zagreb to Berlin: Although many of the FlixBus rides that cover this route require transfers, there are still several direct options available every week and they have a total travel time of around 15 hours.
  • Zagreb to Budapest” A relatively short journey of 5 to 6 hours, taking you into one of the most-visited cities in Europe.
  • Zagreb to Venice: You’ll be on the road for about 7 hours for this journey. It’s a cheap way to visit the City of Water.
  • Zagreb to Vienna: A 5-hour travel time, with several buses departing for the route every day.
  • Split to Bratislava: Both RegioJet and FlixBus cover this route. It takes anywhere from 12 to 14 hours on average.
  • Split to Prague: Although it’s a cheap route, this one often requires transfers. It’s available from FlixBus.
  • Zagreb to Zurich: At the time of writing, a single bus departs for this route every day and takes about 13 hours to arrive. As with the routes above, it’s offered by FlixBus.

    • If you’re taking a bus to Croatia, there are many different options, including the following:

    Book with Omio for cheap bus tickets on all of these routes. You can also click the links above to learn more about those specific routes, before clicking and booking when you find the most suitable route.

    Night Buses in Croatia

    Some international routes in and out of Croatia require a journey time of 10, 20, and even 30 hours. It’s a long time to sit on a bus, especially if you get bored easily. There is a solution though, and that’s the night bus, also known as an overnight bus.

    These buses are run by companies like FlixBus and provide passengers with a cheap alternative to flying. The buses often depart during the evening hours, direct through the night, and then arrive the following morning. Of course, some journeys require more than a night, and you will remain on the bus throughout.

    The buses have very comfortable seats and lots of legroom. There are also toilets on board and many of them have onboard entertainment systems as well. It’s an interesting way to see more of the continent as you could be traveling across multiple borders. There are overnight buses to many destinations in Croatia and you can also take a bus out of the country.

    Book your Croatian bus ticket now with Omio

    Split, Dalmatia, Croatia

    Split, Dalmatia, Croatia. Credit: Pixabay

    Bus travel tips for Croatia

    The following Croatian bus travel tips will help to ensure you have a safe and enjoyable trip when using buses in Croatia.

    • Learn the routes: There is a good chance you’ll encounter an English-speaking bus driver on intercity buses, but the same can’t be said for regional buses. It’s best, therefore, to check the routes before you board and ensure you are familiar with them and know when to disembark.
    • Refreshments: Take some drinks and snacks with you when traveling on longer routes. You may be able to buy some refreshments at the bus station or nearby shops, but there’s not always an option available.
    • Get there early: Arrive at the bus station at least 15 minutes before you are due to depart. It can take some time to board the bus, but getting there early will ensure you’re not caught short if you have an issue finding the station or getting there.
    • Seat allocation: Seats often have numbers on them and you will be allocated one of these numbers on your bus ticket. However, passengers don’t always abide by these rules and you may find someone else in your seat. You can politely ask them to move or just take another seat.
    • Book with Omio: To buy a cheap bus ticket to Croatia, stick with Omio. Our system works by comparing routes from major providers, showing you the cheapest options and letting you book directly through our secure platform.

    FAQs

    Are Croatian buses on time?

    For the most part, yes, they are very reliable. They are run by major operators that use modern buses and experienced drivers. However, Croatian roads are usually very busy during peak times. In the summer, there are often lots of traffic jams, so they can be held up. Delays are usually short though and as the buses use sheltered bus terminals, you will be kept warm and comfortable while you wait.

    Can I take my bike on the bus?

    Many regional buses will not let you take your bike onboard. Intercity buses have more space, including a hold, so you may have more luck there. The rules can vary though, so we recommend checking them in advance. You should have an easier time of things if you have a folding bike, so consider this if you are renting a bike in the country and will also be using public transport.

    Can I get dropped off early?

    If you’re on a long route to a station, and you’d rather be dropped off somewhere else, you can ask the driver. Most of them are okay with this and it’s a fairly common practice. Just make sure that you’re asking to be dropped off somewhere on the route, as they won’t make a detour for you.

    Are bus seats comfortable on long-distance journeys in Croatia?

    They are very comfortable. Modern buses are used and the seats tend to be plush, with lots of legroom. Many of them also recline, so you can kick back and get some sleep. The regional buses that run routes in the country’s towns and cities are usually not as comfortable and they are usually very full during rush hour, so you may need to stand.

    Can I get a discount on a Croatian bus ticket?

    Discounts are often available for seniors, children, and students. You can usually save money when using both regional buses and intercity buses. They vary by provider though, so check at the time you book. Book with Omio to secure savings on your chosen route. If discounts are available, they can be added as well.

    Do you need to book your Croatian bus ticket in advance?

    You don’t need to book your Croatian bus ticket in advance and bookings can still be made several minutes before the bus is due to depart. However, it usually makes more sense to book early. You’ll secure your place on the bus, which is important on popular routes, and you could also save some money.

    What is the cheapest way to travel around Croatia?

    A bus is the cheapest way to travel around the country. You can get regional bus tickets for just a few Euros and intercity bus routes aren’t that much more expensive. Book your cheap bus ticket in Croatia to save even more money on this form of transport. Of course, walking is free, and several popular destinations are walkable. So, take a pair of good walking shoes with you and plot your routes carefully so you don’t end up in the middle of nowhere.

    Can tourists take the bus in Croatia?
    Yes, the bus network is open to everyone. Intercity buses are very popular with tourists and many use them to enter and exit the country. It can be harder for tourists to figure out schedules on regional buses, but there are timetables and schedules available in Croatian bus stations, and these are located in every major town and city.

    Are there hop-on-hop-off buses in Croatia?

    Yes. There are sightseeing tours in major cities like Zagreb. They are a great way to get around the city and see everything it has to offer. These buses run a long route that passes popular attractions and landmarks. You hop off whenever you want and then hop back on when the bus comes around again. Check the schedule to see where it’s going and how long you’ll have to wait before the bus returns.
    Book your Croatian bus ticket now with Omio

    Croatia, Brać, Ložišćo

    Croatia, Brać, Ložišćo. Credit: Pixabay

    Main Bus Stations in Croatia

    Every big town and city in Croatia has a bus station. It’s usually in the center of town, so it provides easy access to the major hotels and shopping centers, as well as plenty of places to grab a bite to eat and something to drink. Some of the bigger bus stations have cafes inside of them, and they all have toilets and schedule information.

    Split Bus Station is located in the middle of Split and provides connections through the city and to surrounding countries. It is located next to the city’s port and train station, so if you decide against taking the bus, there are plenty of other options.

    Zagreb Bus Station is located at Avenija Marina Držića 4 in the capital and it’s served by the local tram system, with easy connections throughout the city and to the railway station.

    The main bus station in Dubrovnik is located at Obala Ivana Pavla II 44 A, 20000. It is a good-sized station that comes complete with a number of amenities and fantastic connections across the city.

    When you book your Croatian bus ticket through Omio, you will be told where the bus journey starts and ends. Coach trips nearly always begin and end their journeys at bus stations, so it’s highly likely that you’ll find yourself at one of these.

    More Information about Buses in Europe

    The golden age of bus travel has been and gone. The highest numbers ever recorded on European bus networks came during the first half of the 20th century when trains weren’t as well connected, few people could afford to fly, and not everyone owned a car. Toward the end of the 1990s, few people were taking buses and it was hard to imagine a scenario when that would change.

    But we’re experiencing that change right now. We’ve witnessed a revival of buses as passengers look for cheaper and more sustainable ways to get around. Fuel is expensive and travelers are more concerned than ever about their carbon footprints, so bus travel is becoming a very popular way of getting around.

    The emergence and rapid growth of companies like FlixBus is a prime example of this. In its first decade of operation, it had expanded to 40 countries and more than 3,000 destinations. It also acquired companies like Greyhound in the United States and Swebus in Sweden. We also like the think that we have played a role in the return of bus travel, as our system makes it easier for passengers to book and by comparing options from many different providers, they can save big.

    Get started with our handy search feature. In a few clicks, you could be comparing bus ticket prices from many top providers, including the aforementioned FlixBus.

    Popular Journeys

    Zagreb and Dubrovnik are two of the most-visited cities in Europe, and depending on where you are in the continent, you might be able to take a direct bus route to both of them. There are also many bus routes that can connect big towns and cities in Croatia, providing travelers with a sustainable and cheap way to get around.

    Book a cheap bus ticket in Croatia using Omio. You’ll get where you need to go and save a lot of money in the process.

    Croatia by busExperience Croatia by Bus: Coastal & City Routes

    By Claire Martin

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    Claire Martin
    I’m a full-time travel journalist, blogger, and videomaker who specializes in train and ferry travel around Europe.

    Travelling by bus in Croatia is cost-effective, and I often find that buses connect places trains might not reach. Most of my recent experience has involved cross-border journeys to and from Croatia. In summer 2026, I travelled from Zagreb to Belgrade in Serbia and later from Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina to Split. I then took a bus from Split to Dubrovnik. On all trips, the buses were comfortable and quite spacious. There weren’t too many people on board, and all three stopped midway through the journey so I could stretch my legs.

    FlixBus waiting to depart Zagreb Bus Station

    FlixBus waiting to depart Zagreb Bus Station

    Routes Overview

    Bus travel can be especially convenient for connecting Croatia with other parts of the Balkans. In June 2026, I took the bus to get from both Zagreb to Belgrade and Mostar to Split because there wasn’t a suitable train option for either journey. This was also the case for the Split to Dubrovnik bus. It also meant I didn’t need to hire a car or organise a private taxi, which would have cost a lot more. Both the international routes and the domestic Croatia journey showed me how great buses can be when travelling around, into or out of the country. Popular connections such as Zagreb to Split and Dubrovnik to Split are also easy to book.

    Onboard Experience

    Short-distance buses in Croatia stick to the city and have basic seating and luggage storage in the coach itself. Long-distance buses in Croatia are generally quite comfortable for a few hours, with better seating and luggage storage underneath the bus. They will often have overhead storage for cabin baggage and charging outlets. Longer journeys may also include a refreshment stop, where you can use the bathroom or buy food and drink. On my recent journeys, I appreciated having a midway stop to get off the bus and stretch my legs before carrying on.

    Inside the bus travelling from Mostar to Split

    Inside the bus travelling from Mostar to Split

    Station Tips

    Some buses in the Balkans have a separate charge for baggage stored underneath the bus. The amount can vary, so I’d check the operator’s baggage policy before travelling and keep a few euros in cash handy in case card payment isn’t available. I also try to have small change ready, as change may not always be available when paying on the bus. If a baggage fee is required, having the right cash ready avoids any last-minute hassle when the driver is loading bags.

    Best Time to Travel

    You can usually plan last-minute if you’re travelling in Croatia in the off-season, but buses can become very busy in peak season, particularly in tourist-focused destinations. For example, if you’re travelling between Split and Dubrovnik between June and August as I did, I’d highly recommend reserving your ticket well ahead of time. Heavy road traffic around beach destinations can also extend the journey time, so make sure that you’re stocked up with any snacks and refreshments you might need for delays. I’d also allow some extra time before making any onward connections.

    Things to Know Before Traveling

    One of the biggest issues with taking international buses to and from Croatia is that some routes involve border controls. When I travelled from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Split, it took extra time to get through the border, and I wasn’t able to bring some fresh food through. It used to be the case that even travelling between Split and Dubrovnik meant crossing the Bosnian border twice, as Dubrovnik is in an exclave, but the Pelješac Bridge opened in 2022 and has meant that drivers can bypass Bosnia. This is how I travelled from Split to Dubrovnik in just four and a half hours!

    Scenic Routes

    For my Split to Dubrovnik journey, I chose the bus because travelling by train simply wasn’t an option, and I didn’t want the added expense of hiring a car for the trip. The bus gave me a direct connection between the two cities, leaving Split at 2:00 pm and arriving in Dubrovnik at 6:30 pm. We stopped halfway to use the bathrooms and buy some dinner. Thanks to the ​​Pelješac Bridge, there was no need for a border crossing.

    Booking Tips

    My top booking tip for buses in Croatia would be to take the early morning buses if it fits in with your travel plans. They are generally a bit quieter, particularly in peak season, and stay cooler before the heat of the day kicks in. I booked an evening bus from Mostar to Split and found it very tiring! Booking an earlier bus also means that you’ll be able to enjoy the new destination when you arrive, rather than reaching it late in the day feeling exhausted.

    Travel Tips

    If you’re travelling internationally from Croatia, don’t forget to keep your passport or other required travel document in your hand luggage. If you’re crossing one of Croatia’s non-Schengen borders, you may need to show it to immigration officials, so keeping it easy to reach can save time at the border. I’d also check the current rules before carrying food across an EU border, particularly meat and dairy products when entering Croatia from a non-EU country. After being unable to bring some fresh food through on this trip, I’d check what’s in my bag before reaching the border.

    Conclusion

    My recent bus experience in Croatia has included both cross-border journeys, such as Zagreb to Belgrade and Mostar to Split, and the domestic route from Split to Dubrovnik. On these journeys, the bus gave me a laid-back, comfortable option when travelling by train wasn’t really possible, and I could avoid hiring a car. I’d use buses again for similar connections, particularly when travelling between cities without direct rail links. In summer, I’d book ahead and leave extra time for traffic or border crossings where relevant.

    Travel by bus in Croatia

    Travel by bus in Croatia

    Popular bus companies in Croatia : FlixBus, Nomago, Jadran Ekspres Kotor, GoOpti, Blue Line, Infobus, BožurBus travel in Croatia is operated by FlixBus, Nomago, Jadran Ekspres Kotor, GoOpti, Blue Line, Infobus, Božur, with routes connecting cities, towns, regions and/or nearby countries. Compare bus times and tickets on Omio to find the bus journey for your trip.

    FlixBus

    About
    FlixBus is one of Europe’s leading low-cost bus companies, founded in Germany and now offering long-distance services across Europe and the United States. In addition to its extensive daytime network, FlixBus also operates overnight buses on select European routes. Standard amenities include free Wi-Fi, power outlets to charge devices, extra legroom, luggage space, and onboard toilets, with snacks and drinks available for purchase. FlixBus offers a single Standard ticket type for all routes, which includes one carry-on bag and one checked bag per passenger. Additional fees apply for extra luggage and for reserving specific seats, such as Extra Seats, Table Seats, or Panorama Seats. This combination of affordability, comfort, and wide coverage makes FlixBus a popular choice for budget-conscious travelers.
    Luggage & cancellation policy
    Luggage included
    One carry-on bag up to 7kg (42x30x18 cm) and one checked bag up to 20kg (80x50x30 cm).
    Additional luggage
    Additional luggage can be purchased for a fee.
    Cancellation Policy
    You can cancel your ticket up to 15 minutes before departure and receive a voucher for future travel. Refund requests for delays over 120 minutes are possible.
    Amenities on board the bus
    Wifi
    Food sold onboard
    Seat reservation
    Toilets
    USB plugs
    Accessibility
    Assistance; Priority boarding; Wheelchair-accessible buses.
    Bikes
    Bikes are allowed for a fee; must be booked.
    Pets
    Small pets in carriers allowed; guide dogs travel for free.
    Learn more about FlixBus

    Nomago

    About
    Nomago is a prominent mobility and travel provider based in Slovenia, established in May 2018 through the merger of existing transportation and travel companies. They operate an extensive bus network with over 650 buses on 500 scheduled routes, serving more than 10 million passengers annually across Slovenia and other European countries like Croatia, Italy, Austria, Slovakia, and Germany. Nomago focuses on comfortable, safe, and reliable long-distance travel, with many buses offering amenities such as Wi-Fi, power outlets, and extra legroom due to a reduced number of seats. Beyond intercity and international routes, Nomago also provides airport transfers, local and regional bus services, and a range of travel agency services including flights, accommodation, and travel packages.
    Luggage & cancellation policy
    Luggage included
    One carry-on bag up to 8kg (55x40x20) and one checked bag up to 25kg (80x50x30).
    Additional luggage
    10€ per additional bag up to 25 kg.
    Cancellation Policy
    You can cancel your ticket up to 24 hours before departure for a full refund. Cancellations within 24 hours incur a 50% fee.
    Amenities on board the bus
    Wifi
    Food sold onboard
    Seat reservation
    Toilets
    USB plugs
    Accessibility
    Assistance; Priority seating; Support for visually impaired passengers.
    Bikes
    Bikes are allowed; prior reservation required.
    Pets
    Small pets allowed in carrier; larger pets must be leashed and muzzled.

    Infobus

    About
    Infobus is an international IT company that operates as an online service for finding and purchasing bus, train, and plane tickets, rather than being a bus company itself. Established in 2002, Infobus acts as an intermediary between passengers and various transport carriers, particularly helping smaller bus companies offer online booking services. They utilize their own "BusSystem" to manage routes and ticket sales globally. Infobus covers over 30 countries and 300 cities, offering a wide range of routes and daily departures. While amenities can vary by carrier, Infobus aims to provide affordable and convenient travel with features like online booking, 24/7 support, and prompt notifications.
    Luggage & cancellation policy
    Luggage included
    One carry-on bag up to 5kg (40x20x25) and one checked bag up to 20kg (50x30x80).
    Additional luggage
    10€ per additional bag.
    Cancellation Policy
    You can cancel your ticket up to 24 hours before departure for a partial refund. Cancellations within 24 hours may incur a fee.
    Amenities on board the bus
    Wifi
    Food sold onboard
    Seat reservation
    Toilets
    USB plugs
    Accessibility
    Assistance; Priority seating; Transport for wheelchairs and mobility aids.
    Bikes
    Bikes are allowed; may require prior reservation and an additional fee.
    Pets
    Small pets allowed in carriers; larger pets may require a separate ticket.
    Learn more about Infobus

    Blue Line

    About
    Blue Line Service is a Bolivian travel and tourism agency specializing in tours to the Salar de Uyuni and surrounding areas. They offer a variety of packages, including full-day excursions, multi-day trips to the Thunupa Volcano, and stargazing tours. The company provides daily departures and special dates for both individual and group travelers, ensuring personalized experiences with bilingual guides and modern 4x4 vehicles. With over 20 years of experience, Blue Line Service is dedicated to delivering high-quality services tailored to each client's needs.
    Luggage & cancellation policy
    Additional luggage
    Additional charges may apply for extra luggage.
    Amenities on board the bus
    Wifi
    Seat reservation
    Accessibility
    Blue Line offers commercially converted fully accessible vehicles allowing safe wheelchair passenger travel.
    Bikes
    Blue Line can assist with picking up a bike at a local bike shop.
    Pets
    Pets are allowed in specific vehicles and must be secured in an enclosed, leakproof carrier.

    GoOpti

    About
    GoOpti is a rapidly expanding demand-responsive transportation platform specializing in shared and private airport transfers between airports and various towns and cities across eight European countries: Slovenia, Italy, Austria, Germany, Spain, Croatia, Hungary, and Serbia. They offer affordable, reliable, and convenient door-to-door service using modern vans, aiming to provide a stress-free alternative to taxis or public transport. GoOpti allows passengers to book transfers in advance, with options for shared or private services, and even offers a "No Worries Package" for flight delays or traffic.
    Luggage & cancellation policy
    Luggage included
    One carry-on bag up to 8kg and one checked bag up to 20kg.
    Additional luggage
    Additional luggage can be purchased for a fee.
    Cancellation Policy
    You can cancel your ticket up to 24 hours before departure for a partial refund. Cancellations less than 24 hours before departure are non-refundable.
    Amenities on board the bus
    Accessibility
    Assistance; Priority seating; Transport for wheelchairs and mobility aids.
    Bikes
    Bikes are allowed; additional fee applies.
    Pets
    Small pets allowed in carriers; additional fee may apply.
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    Božur

    About
    Božur is a bus company based in Podgorica, Montenegro, with over 20 years of experience in passenger transport. Established in 1991, it offers regular bus lines, intercity buses, and bus rentals. Božur operates in four countries, including Montenegro, Serbia, and Croatia, with popular routes connecting cities like Dubrovnik, Kotor, and Budva. They also offer international trips to countries such as Bosnia and Herzegovina and Germany. The company prides itself on its professional staff and modern fleet, which includes Mercedes, Neoplan, and VanHoll buses, all meeting European standards. Božur transports over 100,000 passengers annually.
    Luggage & cancellation policy
    Luggage included
    One piece of checked luggage and one piece of hand luggage are typically included.
    Additional luggage
    There is a chance that the bus company's driver will charge an additional fee for storing luggage in the compartment, with prices varying by route.
    Luggage storage
    There is a chance that the bus company's driver will charge an additional fee for storing luggage in the compartment.
    Cancellation Policy
    The cancellation policy can vary by ticket class, individual trips, or promotions, and passengers should check the policies during the booking process or the company's website for terms and conditions.
    Refund
    The compensation must be paid within one month after the submission of the request for compensation.
    Amenities on board the bus
    Wifi
    Toilets
    USB plugs

    Jadran Ekspres Kotor

    About
    Jadran Ekspres is a bus company based in Kotor, Montenegro, operating in the ground passenger transportation industry. They offer numerous daily departures, primarily connecting cities within Montenegro such as Kotor, Budva, and Podgorica. Jadran Ekspres also serves international routes to countries including Croatia, Albania, and Serbia, with popular connections like Dubrovnik to Budva, Kotor to Dubrovnik, and Kotor to Tirana. While the company aims for reliability and punctuality, passenger reviews highlight varied experiences regarding service quality, including potential extra charges for luggage and the availability of amenities like Wi-Fi.
    Luggage & cancellation policy
    Luggage included
    One piece of hand luggage and one piece of checked luggage are included.
    Additional luggage
    Bulky luggage may incur extra charges.
    Luggage storage
    There is a chance that the bus company's driver will charge an additional fee for storing luggage in the compartment.
    Cancellation Policy
    The cancellation policy can vary by ticket class, individual trips, or promotions, so it's best to check the policies during the booking process.
    Refund
    The refund policy for a cancelled trip is a full refund.
    Amenities on board the bus
    Wifi
    USB plugs
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