Split Bus Station
International Buses to Split
From Basel, Switzerland there's a bus
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday.
From Belgrade there are daily buses to Split.
From Berlin, there's a Saturday bus to Split plus
buses from a dozen German cities.
From Medugorje and Sarajevo (Bosnia-Hercegovina)
there are four daily buses.
From Mostar there are seven daily buses (four hours).
From Trieste there's one daily bus. (see schedule)
Local Buses to Split
There's hardly a city
in Croatia that isn't connected to Split by bus. For example, there
are buses going to Dubrovnik
(4 1/2 hours; see the schedule at buses
from Dubrovnik), Pula (
10 hours), Rijeka (8
hours), and Zadar ( 3
hours). When you travel south from Split to Dubrovnik by bus you'll
pass through a strip of Bosnian territory at Neum. Have your passport
handy; it may be checked.
The best source of information
on buses to and from Split is at the Split
bus station. You cannot book bus tickets online; you must go
to the bus station to buy them. The bus station is open
long hours and there's a left-luggage office.
Related Pages
Getting
Around Croatia by Bus
Getting
to Croatia by Bus
Getting to Split
Split Travel Planner
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