In short: a passenger minibus transfer is charged per person, and the amount depends on how far the destination lies — from €70 one way for Slovenia to €85 for Istria. The price includes pick-up at your address, luggage and road tolls, and a return ticket costs less than two one-way tickets.
Before a holiday everyone asks the same thing: how much a passenger minibus transfer costs and why the amounts differ from place to place. This guide explains what makes up that price, what is already included, when travelling is cheaper and where the real savings are. Exact, current amounts per town are always on the price list.
How much a passenger minibus transfer costs and what sets the price
The price is not set by the season or by how many seats are left, but above all by distance and route. A more distant destination means more hours of driving, more fuel and more tolls, so the amount is higher. The second factor is the number of border crossings: the route to Greece crosses two borders, the route to Croatia and Slovenia only one, which affects both the journey time and the cost.
What does not change the price is how far your address lies within Belgrade — the pick-up is included wherever in the city you are. The price is always per person, never per vehicle, and does not change whether you travel alone or with others.
How much a passenger minibus transfer costs by region
Amounts range from €70 to €85 per person one way, depending on the destination:
- Northern Slovenia (Maribor, Bled, Bohinj) — the lowest, from €70. See Belgrade to Northern Slovenia (Belgrade to Northern Slovenia transfer).
- Greece — Kassandra and the Thessaloniki region — from €75. See Kassandra (Belgrade to Kassandra transfer) and the Thessaloniki region (Belgrade to Thessaloniki Region transfer).
- Croatia — Kvarner (Rijeka, Opatija) — from €75. See Belgrade to Kvarner (Belgrade to Kvarner transfer).
- Greece — Sithonia and the Olympic Riviera — from €80. See Sithonia (Belgrade to Sithonia transfer) and the Olympic Riviera (Belgrade to Olympic Riviera transfer).
- Istria (Croatia) — from €85. See Belgrade to Istria (Belgrade to Istria transfer).
What is included in the price
With a minibus the amount is not “the ride alone” — it already covers what you pay separately when travelling by bus:
- Door to door — pick-up at your address in Belgrade and drop-off at your accommodation.
- Air conditioning and WiFi in the vehicle.
- Luggage at no extra charge — a suitcase and hand luggage per person.
- Road tolls and border costs.
- No changeovers and no waiting at stations.
So there is no extra taxi to the station, none from the station to your accommodation, and no surcharge for suitcases. How such a journey works is set out in the guide on the door-to-door minibus transfer.
A bus ticket looks cheaper on paper, but a fair comparison includes all the costs of the trip: a taxi to the station in Belgrade, a taxi from the station to your accommodation, sometimes a surcharge for larger luggage. A detailed comparison is in the guide minibus or bus to the coast.
How much a passenger minibus transfer costs as a return
A return ticket costs less than two separate one-way tickets, so if you already know your return date it pays to book both legs at once. The saving is visible on every destination page, where the one-way and return amounts sit side by side.
There are better terms for families and larger groups — a discount applies to children under two and to groups of four or more. The exact amount depends on the date and destination, so we confirm it at booking.
When travelling is cheaper
The transfer price itself is fixed through the season, but the total cost of a holiday is not. Early June and September bring lower accommodation prices and smaller queues at the borders, so the same holiday costs less than at the height of summer. If you are free to choose your dates, that is where you save more than on the transfer itself.
Payment is made to the driver on the day of departure, with no deposit — nothing is paid up front at booking.
How to get the exact price
The exact amount per town, one way and return, is always on the price list and on each destination page. For a tailored quote send us the date, place and number of passengers by phone, WhatsApp or Viber — we confirm the slot and the amount within minutes.
As the transfer is a fixed cost, what remains is to plan your spending on the ground — the guides to prices in Greece 2026 and prices in Croatia 2026 help you put the whole budget together in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Is the price per person or per vehicle?
Per person, with no hidden costs. For groups and families let us know the number of passengers — better terms apply from four passengers upwards.
Are road tolls and luggage included in the price?
Yes. Road tolls, border costs and standard luggage (a suitcase and hand luggage) are included at no extra charge, as is the drop-off at your accommodation.
When is the transfer paid for?
To the driver on the day of departure, with no deposit. Nothing is paid up front at booking.
Why does the amount differ from destination to destination?
Because of distance and route. A more distant destination means more hours of driving and more tolls, and the route to Greece crosses two borders instead of one, which shows in both the time and the cost.
