Serbia by coach

Traveling by bus in Serbia is definitely one of the safest and cheapest ways of traveling while ensuring at the same time that you don't miss out on the beautiful natural landscapes around the country. Thanks to the well connected bus network between Serbia cities it is easy to reach the majority of the most popular destinations within the country in a day.

Intercity buses in Serbia

In Serbia intercity buses are available on more than 1065 travel combinations, while traveling with an average speed of 58 km/h. Of course, intercity bus routes via highway have a higher average speed. The majority of the Serbia intercity buses are comfortable long distance coaches, but older vehicles might be used on busier travel days.

The timetable for popular intercity bus routes like Belgrade - Novi Sad or Belgrade - Nis can be found online, but for some shorter intercity bus routes you might have to go to the bus station. Tickets are sold both online and on the spot, but after the COVID-19 pandemic an increasing number of travellers prefer buying their tickets online.

Domestic routes

As mentioned above there are more than 1065 domestic intercity bus travel combinations in Serbia. Below you will find some of the most popular Serbia travel routes with minimal or no stops along the way:

International routes

From Serbia there are international bus routes to neighboring countries such as Croatia, Montenegro, and Bulgaria, as well as to other countries such as Austria, Slovenia, and Greece.

The majority of these international bus lines are daily departures, that are operated by various Serbia bus companies.

Most of the International bus departures drive from Belgrade and Nis. Of course, there are also some international bus departures from other cities throughout the country.
Below we have listed the most popular international bus routes:

Airport buses in Serbia

If you are flying to Serbia you will land in one of 2 airports located throughout the country. From the majority of Serbia airports you have a bus shuttle to the nearest largest city and in some cases even intercity buses to other cities in the region. Click on the airport name below and read more about getting to and from the airport.

International airports:


Bus companies in Serbia

There are over 92 bus companies operating in Serbia. 77 companies offer intercity bus lines, 0 companies drive airport shuttles, 13 companies operate regional and local lines, 27 bus companies offer bus rental and 8 companies offer bus tours. The bus companies are located in 46 cities throughout the country. The majority of companies can be found in Belgrade and Novi Pazar.

77 intercity bus companies operating in Serbia are very different in size. The largest Serbia company Stup Vršac connects more than 15 cities, whereas the smallest intercity bus company Axios Travel only has service to 3 cities.
Below we have listed some of the most popular bus companies in Serbia. Full list of bus companies in Serbia can be found here.



Bus stations in Serbia

In most cities there is a dedicated bus station, in smaller cities the bus station might be a parking lot with a shelter or a section on the road marked for multiple buses. In some cities buses also stop at public road bus stops or at gas stations and hotel parking lots. In larger cities you will find bus stations with amenities like toilets, luggage storage, kiosks, fast food restaurants and other useful services for travellers. In Serbia there is a total of 181 bus stations, below we have listed 15 of the most popular bus stations, for a full list of bus stations in Serbia click here.



Coach Hire Serbia

Rent a Coach or a Minibus for a Seamless Travel Across Serbia

Coach hire in Serbia - Discover the beauty of Serbia with our convenient and comfortable service. No matter the purpose of your trip – be it a family vacation, a wedding, a transfer from the airport to your hotel, or a corporate outing – our modern fleet ensures a comfortable and efficient journey.

Our professional drivers are not only skilled on the road but also well-versed in local knowledge. Discover Serbia's diverse attractions as they share stories and insights along the way.

Select from a variety of bus and coach sizes, each equipped with amenities like comfortable seating and air conditioning.

Contact us to get more info and to start planning your next trip.

If you are traveling during the high season, it is advisable to book your bus in advance to secure one of the best vehicles for your group.

Here is a list of some companies offering to hire a coach in Serbia:

Lastra

Arriva Litas

Jugoprevoz

Sirmiumbus

Delontrans

Public transportation in Serbia

In the majority of larger Serbia cities, public transportation is available, in the cities like Belgrade or Subotica you have an extensive network of buses connecting all suburbs to the centre of the town.

Buying tickets for public transportation varies from city to city, sometimes they are bought at dedicated sales points and other times they are bought on the bus for example, so be sure to check which options are available for the city you are travelling in.

Here is a list of some Serbia companies operating both local and suburban bus lines.


What to see in Serbia

As a visitor of Serbia, you have lots of great Serbia sights to visit. Some of the most popular sights are Church of Saint Sava (Belgrade), Kalemegdan park (Belgrade), and Studenica Monastery. That said, there are a lot of other sights in Serbia worth visiting! Some of the sights do not have an entrance fee, whilst others charge for entrance. Below you will find a list of the most popular sights in Serbia:

Church of Saint Sava

monumental building

Kalemegdan park

monumental building

Studenica Monastery

monumental building
free entrance

Knez Mihailova Street

monument

Ada Ciganlija

beach

National park Tara

national park


FAQ about buses in Serbia

Is it safe to travel by bus in Serbia?
How do you pay for buses in Serbia?
What documents do I need to have when traveling throughout Serbia?
Are there any extra charges for the luggage storage on the buses?
Am I allowed to bring my pet on the bus when traveling in Serbia?
COVID-19 restrictions when traveling in Serbia.
Are buses in Serbia wheelchair accessible?

You can pay for your tickets using credit cards

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