Two capitals, under two hours apart on the A2 motorway. Croatia joined Schengen in 2023, so Ljubljana→Zagreb is now an internal Schengen crossing — passport check at the border, no formal customs most days.
Ljubljana to Zagreb is one of the shortest capital-to-capital drives in Europe — 141 km on the A2 motorway, around 1h 43m door-to-door. The route passes through rolling hills, vineyard country and the Sava river valley.
Croatia joined the Schengen zone on 1 January 2023, so the crossing is now internal Schengen. In practice this means passport checks at the border (sometimes spot checks only) but no customs formalities on most days. Travel times have improved significantly since 2023. Check the latest entry requirements for your nationality before travel.
Per vehicle, all-inclusive. Tolls, fuel, driver and border handled.
Picked up in Ljubljana, dropped at any Zagreb address.
Schengen-internal crossing; driver knows the procedure.
Professional, local, route knowledge.
Per vehicle, tolls and fuel included.
Around 1h 43m for 141 km via the A2 motorway, outside of peak summer Saturday traffic.
Yes. Croatia joined Schengen in January 2023, so Slovenia→Croatia is now an internal Schengen border. Spot passport checks may still occur; carry your travel document. Check current requirements for your nationality before travel.
EU, UK, US, Canadian and Australian citizens enter both countries visa-free with a valid passport. For other nationalities, check Schengen entry requirements before travel.
Yes — Kumrovec, Krapina Neanderthal Museum and Trakošćan Castle are short detours. Quick photo stops free; longer stops may add a small wait fee.
Yes — we run Ljubljana→Split, Ljubljana→Dubrovnik and other onward routes. Request a quote for direct continuation if you don’t need to stop in Zagreb.
From €190 per vehicle. Two capitals in under two hours. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.