Ljubljana → Zagreb: Practical Transfer Guide

Ljubljana and Zagreb are linked by modern highways and a busy border crossing at Obrežje–Bregana. The distance is roughly 140–150 km and most direct drives take around two hours in normal conditions. This page is a concise, neutral resource with the essentials: route, timing, public transport notes, and a few practical tips so you can plan with confidence.

Time & route at a glance

The simplest route follows the A2/E70 from Ljubljana toward Obrežje, then the A3 to Zagreb. Traffic is usually smooth outside holiday weekends and peak summer Saturdays. Expect brief ID checks at the border; keep documents handy so you don’t hold up the line. If you’re catching a flight or a train in Zagreb, add a small buffer for possible queues or roadworks.

When a private ride makes sense

A pre-booked car is useful if you travel with family, carry bulky suitcases, or need to go directly to a hotel, station or event venue in Zagreb. You choose the pickup time at your address in Ljubljana, avoid parking and transfers, and can add a short coffee stop if needed. On summer weekends, leaving a bit earlier helps bypass heavier traffic toward the border.

Full route details

For timings, a transparent fixed price per vehicle, FAQs and optional extras, see the Ljubljana → Zagreb transfer guide. It’s a neutral overview intended for planning; booking is optional and prices are shown upfront.

Quick tips