The Split Makarska Bus has a scheduled driving time of 1 hour to 1 hour and 30 minutes, the fastest travel time you will find during night hours when there is less traffic.

In the summer season, there are up to 15 daily bus departures between Split and Makarska, and in the winter season a bit less. Departures are well distributed throughout the day, you even have a few night departures.

A one-way adult ticket is around 10 Euros, occasionally campaign tickets are available for as little as 5 Euros. Some bus companies offer a discount if you buy a round-trip ticket.

Yes, the bus trip along the coastal road between Split and Makarska, i arguably the most beautiful bus trip in Croatia, if possible, try to grab a seat on the right side of the bus.

No, there are no direct scheduled buses from Split Airport to Makarska, to travel to Makarska by bus you will have first to take the airport shuttle to Split Bus Station, and then change to a bus towards Makarska from there on.

The Luggage policy varies from company to company, the general rule is that passengers can bring a smaller bag as well as a regular-sized suitcase for the hold. Note the suitcase for the hold might be subject to charge, which has to be paid in cash, so bring a few Euro coins.

All intercity buses from Split, depart from the central bus station, located next to the ferry port and main train station in the heart of town.

You can pay for tickets online, using Google Pay, apple Pay, visa, and Mastercard, at the bus station you can pay for tickets in cash, ATMs are available in front of the bus station.

You can buy your Split to Makarska bus ticket online at Traveling.com, or directly at the main bus station in Split.

The latest bus Split Makarska, departs around 9 p.m., use the search form above to see up to date departure information for any date.