For individuals and couples
Škoda Superb
Up to 3 passengers
Lowest fare€380one-way fare
Request this vehicle Private chauffeur transfer
By motorway, from your address in Belgrade or Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport straight to your hotel, meeting or the airport in Zagreb, with no changes. A vehicle reserved for you and a fare you know before you set off.
From €380
Škoda Superb · Up to 3 passengers
One-way starting fare per vehicle from a Belgrade address. We confirm the final fare in your quote.Tolls and border fees are included in the fare. We confirm the vehicle, fare and pick-up time before departure.
Your destination
Zagreb · Upper TownZagreb
- Distance
- About 395 km
- Journey time
- About 5 h 30 min
- Pick-up
- Your address or the airport
- Return journey
- On request, priced separately
Approximate journey time from central Belgrade to central Zagreb, including a relaxed drive, a break and the average border wait. Exact timing depends on your addresses, traffic and seasonal border queues.
02 / Vehicles and fares
A vehicle for your journey.
Compare vehicle categories and starting fares for this route. If you are travelling with extra luggage, children or a group, we will suggest a suitable vehicle.
For business travel
Mercedes-Benz E-Class
Up to 3 passengers
€420one-way fare
Request this vehicle For families and small groups
Mercedes-Benz V-Class
Up to 7 passengers
€490one-way fare
Request this vehicle For VIP and protocol travel
Mercedes-Benz S-Class
Up to 3 passengers
€750one-way fare
Request this vehicle For larger groups
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Up to 19 passengers
€990one-way fare
Request this vehicle Prices are in EUR, one way from a Belgrade address, including tolls and border fees. Request a quote for airport pick-up. We confirm the final quote based on addresses, date and special requests. Return journeys are priced separately.
Suggest a vehicle for meYour arrival point
To your hotel, meeting or address in Zagreb.
Give us the exact address of your hotel, flat or meeting. We plan your arrival together with the border crossing, and we also drive passengers catching a flight to Zagreb Franjo Tuđman Airport.
Ban Jelačić Square
Ban Jelačić Square is the heart of the city and its pedestrian zone. We agree a drop-off point in the nearest street accessible by car.
Upper Town
The Upper Town has steep, narrow streets with limited vehicle access. Give your accommodation name or street, and we agree the nearest drop-off point in advance.
Main railway station
For addresses around the main railway station or an onward train, give the exact location and your train’s departure time.
Border crossing
Croatia has been in the Schengen Area since 2023. On entry, travellers who are not EU citizens are registered in the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) with a facial image and fingerprints, which can add time at the border.
Travel documents
EU and EEA citizens can travel with a valid national ID card or passport. Other travellers need a valid passport and, where required, a Schengen visa. Travellers are responsible for their own documents.
Border crossing and waiting times
We drive the motorway via the Batrovci – Bajakovo crossing. Your driver monitors conditions at the border, and we plan the departure with time to spare. Tolls and border fees are included in the fare.
Next step
Give your departure date and time, pick-up and drop-off addresses, passenger count and contact details. Add luggage details and special requests in the notes. We send you a quote with the vehicle, fare and pick-up time.
- 01 · Journey
- 02 · Passengers
- 03 · Contact
Your route
Belgrade → Zagreb
A vehicle to suit your passengers and luggage
An enquiry places you under no obligation.
Have a question? +381 65 373 7448Belgrade → ZagrebFrom €380
Send an enquiryAnswers before departure
Questions about the transfer to Zagreb.
Answers to common questions about fares, journey time, pick-up, return journeys and documents on the Belgrade to Zagreb route.
How much is a private transfer from Belgrade to Zagreb?
Starting fares are from €380 per vehicle, one way from a Belgrade address, in the Škoda Superb category. Tolls and border fees are included. For airport pick-up, request a quote. We confirm the final fare for your vehicle, addresses and any special requests.
How long is the drive to Zagreb?
The approximate journey time shown in the route overview includes a relaxed drive, a break and the average border wait. Exact timing depends on your addresses, traffic and border queues. Tell us when you need to arrive and we will plan the departure.
Where does the driver pick me up?
Your driver collects you from your address, your hotel or Belgrade Nikola Tesla Airport. For flight arrivals, we track your flight and wait for you in the arrivals hall with your name on a sign. In Zagreb, we drive you to the exact address you give us. Include your flight number and scheduled arrival if you know them; you can supply these details later, before the transfer is confirmed.
Can I request a return transfer?
Yes. Select a return transfer in your enquiry; if you do not know the date yet, choose “Return details are not decided yet”. Return journeys are priced separately and confirmed in your quote.
Which travel documents do I need?
EU and EEA citizens can travel with a valid ID card or passport. Other nationalities need a passport, are registered in the EES on entry and may need a Schengen visa. The EU’s ETIAS travel authorisation for visa-free visitors is due to launch in late 2026. Children need their own travel document. Please check the rules for your nationality before travelling.
When is my booking confirmed?
Sending an enquiry places you under no obligation. We send you a quote with the vehicle, fare and pick-up time, and your booking is confirmed once you accept it.
Explore the destination
Zagreb from Gradec to Dolac
The Upper Town preserves traces of old Gradec, while Dolac is part of everyday life in the centre. Mirogoj is a separate visit outside the central pedestrian zone.
A short destination story
1094
Zagreb’s two historic cores
Gradec and Kaptol developed as the historic parts of today’s Zagreb. A written mention of Kaptol from 1094 is one of the earliest records of the city.
Tourism source for history and sightsIdeas for your stay
Upper Town
The Upper Town preserves the streets and squares of old Gradec. St Mark’s Square is one of its best-known sights.
Dolac
Dolac is the market close to the city’s central square. If you would like to visit, check its current opening hours.
Mirogoj
Mirogoj is a memorial and architectural landmark outside the central pedestrian area. Plan a separate drop-off point for it.
These are suggestions for independent visits. You can request an extra stop during your transfer in your enquiry.
Tourism source for history and sights
