What to See in Premantura — Cape Kamenjak and Nature 2026
The protected Cape Kamenjak, the southernmost point of Istria, wild beaches and coves, kitesurfing and diving — what to see in Premantura, the last village in the south.
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€85 one way · €160 return — per person
In short: the price is €85 one way and €160 return per person (a saving of €10 on the return ticket), with no hidden costs, door to door.
| One way (per person) | €85 |
|---|---|
| Return (per person) | €160 |
| Departure | 23:00h from Belgrade (night) |
| Distance / duration | ~665 km · 7–8h |
| Border crossing | Batrovci – Bajakovo |
For travellers looking for the Belgrade to Premantura transfer price: a one-way ticket is €85 per person, while a return ticket is €160 per person. The final price includes pickup from your address in Belgrade, travel to your accommodation in Premantura, standard luggage and road costs. No deposit is required — you pay the driver on the day of departure.
The return ticket (€160) is cheaper than two one-way tickets — a saving of €10 per person.
Read more about the destination on the Belgrade to Premantura transfer page, and compare prices with other places — transfers to Istria. 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. For a rough idea of prices on the ground, see the guide to prices in Croatia 2026.
The protected Cape Kamenjak, the southernmost point of Istria, wild beaches and coves, kitesurfing and diving — what to see in Premantura, the last village in the south.
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A minibus transfer from Serbia to Croatia crosses at Batrovci — Bajakovo, with a night departure and morning arrival. Door to door, no changeovers, from €75 per person.
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