Vienna is an annual magnet for the Serbian diaspora, business travellers, and tourists who want to experience the best of Central Europe. The Opera, the Naschmarkt, the Belvedere, the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Prater park and the Great Ferris Wheel — Vienna never runs out of things to offer.

680 kilometres from Belgrade, 6.5 hours, one border crossing, direct to your hotel.

Why a private transfer instead of flying — for groups?

A return flight from Belgrade to Vienna with luggage: €150–300 per person. Plus transfer to BEG airport, check-in queue, flight, and then transfer from VIE airport to the city centre. For four people, the total can easily exceed €1,000 and 6 hours of combined travel time.

A private transfer: €750 for the whole vehicle, 6.5 hours, door to hotel. For a group of four, the maths is straightforward.

Fixed price: €750 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers, no surcharges. No taxi meter, no airport chaos, no luggage fees. Your driver arrives at the agreed time, helps with luggage, and delivers you directly to your Vienna hotel.

Serbian diaspora and family visits

A significant part of the Serbian diaspora lives in Vienna and the surrounding area. Family visits are one of the most common reasons for this transfer — visiting parents, siblings, children. For these occasions, a private transfer is the natural choice: no airport stress, hosts welcoming rested guests.

Vienna for visitors

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Belvedere Palace, the Secession building, Prater and the Riesenrad, the Naschmarkt, the Vienna State Opera, the city’s legendary coffee houses… Vienna is inexhaustible. With a private transfer to your central hotel, you’re there from the moment you arrive.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €750 one way. Vienna is waiting — and we’ll get you there.

Kassandra, Sithonia, Athos — the three peninsulas of Halkidiki and their crystal-clear turquoise water. Every summer, hundreds of thousands of visitors from Serbia make this journey. Most of them by bus. Most of them regret it.

A bus to Halkidiki takes 8–10 hours, stops at 20 locations, and drops you at a central car park — not your hotel. A private transfer from Belgrade goes directly to your beach.

All three peninsulas covered

Kassandra (Kallithea, Hanioti, Pefkohori), Sithonia (Neos Marmaras, Porto Karras), the Athos zone — Belgrade Shuttle covers all three. Same price of €750 one way, regardless of which beach is your destination.

Fixed price: €750 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers, direct to your hotel. For a family of four — €187.50 per person for a private transfer to the beach. No airport chaos, no transfer buses, no dragging suitcases across a car park.

Greece is Schengen — Serbian passports valid

Greece is part of the Schengen Area. Serbian passports do not require a visa for short stays. The route passes through North Macedonia — one additional border crossing — but our driver is experienced with both.

Thessaloniki for city lovers

Thessaloniki itself is worth a day or two — Greece’s second city, the White Tower, Aristotelous Square, Ano Poli old town, and a nightlife scene that goes until dawn. Combine a day in the city with Halkidiki beaches.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €750 one way. Halkidiki — direct, no compromises.

Ljubljana is one of Europe’s most walkable and pleasant capitals. Small, beautiful, with a castle above and the Ljubljanica river below, lined with cafes on both banks. And from Belgrade, it’s 550 kilometres — 6 hours of driving through Croatia and Slovenia.

For those wanting to discover Slovenia — Ljubljana and Lake Bled — a private transfer is the most practical option.

Two borders, one transfer

The Belgrade–Ljubljana route passes through Croatia and Slovenia — both Schengen countries. Serbian passports do not require a visa. Our driver knows both border crossings and selects the optimal route.

Fixed price: €640 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers. For a couple on a romantic weekend at Bled — €320 per person for a direct private transfer from Belgrade to Bled or Ljubljana.

Ljubljana and Lake Bled — two reasons to go

Ljubljana: the Dragon Bridge, Ljubljana Castle, the morning market on Vodnikov Square, a night on a floating bar. Lake Bled: the island church, the clifftop castle, the famous Bled cream cake at Cafe Belvedere, and one of the most stunning panoramas in the Alps.

With a private transfer, you can include both in the same trip.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €640 one way. Ljubljana and Bled — two reasons to go.

Split is the heart of Dalmatia — and Diocletian’s Palace is its soul. A UNESCO World Heritage Site where people actually live: apartments, cafes, and restaurants inside 1,700-year-old walls. And from Belgrade, it’s 6 hours by private transfer.

For everyone choosing the Adriatic — Split, Trogir, Brac, Hvar, Omis, Makarska — a private transfer is the most comfortable start to a holiday.

Fixed price: €620 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers, no surcharges for the Schengen border or the longer route. For a group of four, that’s €155 per person for a direct transfer from Belgrade to Split or any point on the Dalmatian coast.

Croatia is Schengen since 2023

Croatian border crossings from Serbia are standard. Serbian passports do not require a visa for short Schengen stays. Our driver knows the border and selects the optimal crossing.

Split and the Dalmatian islands

Diocletian’s Palace, the morning fish market, ferries to Brac, Hvar, and Vis, Trogir just 30 minutes away, Omis and the Cetina canyon gorge… Dalmatia offers endless options. Tell us your destination address and we’ll deliver you directly.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €620 one way. Dalmatia is waiting.

Budva is the symbol of summer holidays for visitors from Serbia. Every year, the beaches fill up with families, couples, and groups of friends who made the journey from Belgrade. Many of them made it by bus — 8 hours, 12 stops, and an arrival at a bus station far from the beach.

A private transfer is a different story: leave Belgrade in the morning, 5.5 hours of comfortable driving, and you’re having lunch with a view of the sea.

Direct to your beach — wherever it is

Budva, Becici, Rafailovici, Petrovac, Sveti Stefan — your driver takes you to your exact hotel or apartment, not to a central station. No haggling with local taxis, no hauling luggage through unfamiliar streets. You step out of the vehicle at your front door.

Fixed price: €600 one way for the whole vehicle

One price, up to 7 passengers. For a family of four — €150 per person for a direct, air-conditioned transfer with all your luggage and beach gear. No surcharges for summer, for large luggage, or for destination preferences.

The whole family, all the luggage

Summer holiday luggage is substantial — suitcases, beach bags, children’s toys, inflatable rafts, a coolbox… In a bus, that’s a logistical nightmare. In a private van, it’s not a problem. Just tell us how many people and how much luggage when you book.

Bar, Kotor, Tivat too?

Yes — we also cover other destinations on the Montenegrin coast. Contact us for a quote for your specific location.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €600 one way. Your holiday starts the moment we pick you up.

Montenegro is one of the most beautiful countries in the region — mountains, lakes, coastline, all within a small territory. Podgorica, its capital, is increasingly a destination for business visitors but also for travellers who use it as a base to explore the country.

470 kilometres from Belgrade, approximately 5 hours. A private transfer: direct, no connections, direct to your address.

Podgorica or the Adriatic coast?

Belgrade Shuttle covers Podgorica at a fixed price of €530 one way. For transfers continuing to the coast — Budva, Bar, Kotor, Tivat — the price may differ. Contact us for a quote for your specific destination.

Fixed price: €530 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers. Serbian ID cards and passports are valid for Montenegro — no visa required. Our driver is experienced with the Montenegro border crossing and knows the best routes.

Podgorica and the surrounding region

Lake Skadar is just 15 minutes from Podgorica — one of the largest lakes in Europe and a paradise for birdwatchers and nature lovers. The Crnojevica River, Ostrog Monastery carved into the cliffside, the Biogradska Gora ancient rainforest — the region around the capital offers far more than the city itself.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €530 one way to Podgorica. For the coast — send us a message.

Skopje is the capital of North Macedonia — and a city that has transformed dramatically over the past decade. Monumental statues, new bridges, grand museum complexes alongside the authentic Ottoman atmosphere of the Old Bazaar. A combination unlike anything else in the region.

430 kilometres from Belgrade, 4 hours by private transfer. One border crossing, no complications.

No visa, no complications

Serbian passports do not require a visa for North Macedonia. One standard border crossing — our driver is experienced with this route and familiar with the crossing procedure.

Fixed price: €500 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers, same price. For a group of four — €125 per person for a direct private transfer from Belgrade to Skopje.

What to see in Skopje?

Skopje 2014, the Old Bazaar, Kale Fortress overlooking the city, Matka Canyon for hikers, and Ohrid for those staying longer — one of the most beautiful lakes in Europe, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. North Macedonia has far more to offer than most visitors discover.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €500 one way. Skopje for the weekend — why not?

Sofia is Bulgaria’s capital and an increasingly popular city-break destination for visitors from the region. Closer than most people realise — about 390 kilometres from Belgrade, 4 hours by private transfer — and considerably more affordable than most Western European capitals.

Bulgaria has been Schengen since 2024

Bulgaria joined the Schengen Area in March 2024. Serbian passports do not require a visa for short stays. The border crossing between Serbia and Bulgaria is a routine procedure — our driver is familiar with this route.

What to see in Sofia?

The Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, the Church of Saint Sofia, Vitosha mountain (visible from the city centre), the National Historical Museum, the buzzing cafe and restaurant scene… Sofia is accessible, modern, and layered with history.

Fixed price: €480 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers, no hidden costs. For a group of four, that’s €120 per person for a direct private transfer. No taxi meter, no surprises.

Sofia as a gateway to Greece

Many travellers use Sofia as a stopover on the way to Thessaloniki or the Greek beaches. Belgrade Shuttle can organise multi-destination routes — Belgrade–Sofia–Thessaloniki in one transfer. Contact us for a quote.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €480 one way. Sofia is closer than you think.

Zagreb and Belgrade are two major regional capitals 400 kilometres apart. The business world has long treated them as one connected corridor. And more and more travellers are discovering that both cities are worth visiting on the same trip.

4 hours, one border crossing, a fixed price. A private transfer removes every obstacle.

Zagreb: a European city at your doorstep

The Upper Town (Gornji Grad), Dolac market, Mirogoj cemetery, the Museum of Broken Relationships, the legendary Advent in Zagreb in December… Zagreb is a compact city that rewards slow exploration on foot. But you need to arrive without exhaustion — which means arriving by private transfer.

Fixed price: €470 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers — the same price. For a group of four, that’s approximately €118 per person for direct door-to-door service. No airport transfer at either end, no flight waiting time.

Croatia is Schengen since 2023

Croatian border crossings from Serbia are standard. Serbian passports do not require a visa for short stays in Schengen. Our driver knows the border crossing and selects the optimal route.

Corporate transfers to Zagreb

For business travellers with regular Zagreb visits, Belgrade Shuttle offers corporate rates with company invoicing and guaranteed vehicle availability.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €470 one way. Zagreb without compromise.

Budapest is the most popular international destination for private transfers from Belgrade — and the reason is simple. There is no low-cost flight that is truly cheap once you add luggage, airport transfers, and check-in queues. A private transfer is often the smarter choice.

380 kilometres, 3.5 hours, one border crossing. You’re in Budapest.

Why a private transfer beats flying — for groups

A return flight from Belgrade to Budapest with luggage, plus transfers in both cities: easily €600–800 for four people. A private transfer for four: €450 one way, door to hotel. The maths is clear.

Fixed price: €450 one way for the whole vehicle

Up to 7 passengers, no luggage surcharges, no border-crossing fee. For a couple on a city break, that’s €225 per person for a direct, comfortable ride in a premium vehicle.

What to do in Budapest?

Szechenyi and Gellert thermal baths, the Chain Bridge, ruin bars in the Jewish Quarter, the Parliament building, Vaci Street… Budapest always delivers. With a private transfer, you arrive rested and ready — not drained from airport procedures.

Hungary is Schengen

Hungary is part of the Schengen Area. Serbian passports do not require a visa for short stays. Our driver is experienced with this border crossing and knows the fastest crossing points.

Book your transfer

Fill in the form at belgradeshutle.com. Fixed price €450 one way. Budapest is waiting.