Catch the Split to Zagreb bus to find out how these two cities boast excellent connectivity, with over 25 daily bus departures linking the two cities. The journey by bus from Split to Zagreb can vary from 5 to approximately 7 hours, with the quickest routes utilizing the motorway for faster travel.
On the bus from Split to Zagreb
Ticketing and prices Split Zagreb Bus
Ticket prices for this route are dynamic, influenced by seasonal demand and the occupancy rates of the buses. Tickets for all departures can be bought online or at the bus station.
Scheduling and Frequency Split to Zagreb Bus
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Map travel route Split (HR) to Zagreb (HR)
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Timetable for the route in the opposite direction can be found here.
Bus station in Split - Departure station!
The departure bus station in Split is located at the address Obala Kneza Domagoja br.12, 21000 Split, which is in the center of town, next to the ferry port and the train station. You can find more info about the bus station here:
Bus station in Zagreb - Arrival Station
The arrival bus station in Zagreb is located at the address Avenija Marina Držića 4, 10000 Zagreb, which is about 20 minutes walk from the city center, you can find more info about the bus station here:
FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions.
How long is the bus ride from to Zagreb from Split?
The bus journey from Split to Zagreb ranges from 5 to approximately 7 hours. The fastest buses take the highway route, whereas the slower ones travel via country roads. During the summer season, delays may occur due to heavy traffic.
How often does the buses run between Split and Zagreb?
During the summer months, there is roughly a departure every half hour during the day, while in winter, departures occur hourly. Night buses are less frequent, with just a few departures traveling overnight.
How much is a bus ticket from Split to Zagreb?
The ticket price varies depending on the time of year you are traveling, with the average cost for a one-way ticket being around 30 Euros.
Around public holidays and during the summer season, the price of last-minute tickets can be twice that of early bird tickets. Discounts may be available for children, students, and pensioners, depending on the bus company. Additionally, purchasing a return ticket with the same company might offer further savings.
Where do buses depart from Split and arrive in Zagreb?
In Split, all intercity buses depart from the main bus station situated in the city center. Conversely, in Zagreb, all buses arrive at the main bus station, which boasts excellent tram connections to the city center.
Does the bus from Split to Zagreb stop on the way?
Buses traveling via the highway typically make a 15-20 minute stop halfway at a gas station, allowing passengers to buy refreshments and use the restrooms.
Buses that take the country road route stop in cities to drop off and board passengers and usually include at least one longer stop along the way.
Is it necessary to print the ticket?
Now, all bus companies accept electronic tickets, so all you need to do is present the ticket on your smartphone to the driver!
Amenities and Luggage Policy
The amenities available on the bus vary; typically, you'll find Wi-Fi, extra leg-room, and air conditioning. On some departures, there may also be charging sockets and a restroom.
As a general rule, each passenger is allowed to bring a carry-on or backpack and a suitcase for the hold. Be aware that the suitcase may incur a charge of 1-3 Euros, so it's wise to have some coins on hand. Typically, there's ample space in the hold for additional suitcases, though these will also be subject to a fee.