7 Days in Slovenia 2026 — Route, Towns and Lakes
A suggested week-long route through northern Slovenia: Maribor, Ptuj, Celje, Bled, Bohinj and Kranj — what to see in each town and how to get there from Belgrade.
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€70 one way · €130 return — per person
In short: the price is €70 one way and €130 return per person (a saving of €10 on the return ticket), with no hidden costs, door to door.
| One way (per person) | €70 |
|---|---|
| Return (per person) | €130 |
| Departure | 23:00h from Belgrade (night) |
| Distance / duration | ~510 km · 6–7h |
| Border crossing | Bregana (via Croatia) |
For travellers looking for the Belgrade to Maribor transfer price: a one-way ticket is €70 per person, while a return ticket is €130 per person. The final price includes pickup from your address in Belgrade, travel to your accommodation in Maribor, standard luggage and road costs. No deposit is required — you pay the driver on the day of departure.
The return ticket (€130) is cheaper than two one-way tickets — a saving of €10 per person.
Read more about the destination on the Belgrade to Maribor transfer page, and compare prices with other places — transfers to Northern Slovenia. Is the minibus worth it compared with the bus? See our comparison of cost and comfort, and before you travel, the border crossings and live cameras.
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