Travelling by bus to and through Serbia depends on the bus agency you’ve chosen. The price of the ticket, comfort, the time spent, varies and changes. In order to find a suitable quality and price, you have to do that yourself. Don’t expect a lady behind a counter to say: “… but there will be another bus for Belgrade in 15 minutes and the price of the ticket is 100 dinars lower…”

Bus transport in Serbia is much more expensive than train transport (sometimes even double), but it is also more frequent, faster and more reliable. Of course, you have to expect the unexpected i.e. beside the nice buses there are also the dirty and smoky ones that can easily break down. But, don’t be too picky for it can happen that there are no better ones there where you are.

Since Belgrade is a spot where buses come from all round Serbia and the world, addresses and phone numbers of the bus stations and the offices of the biggest local transport agencies in Belgrade. You can look for other towns’ offices on the “places” page.

Belgrade bus station - domestic lines
Zeleznicka 4, centrala tel. (011) 636-299 (5:30am - 10pm)
tickets are being sold non-stop

“Lasta” bus station - intercity and outskirts lines
Zeleznicka 2, tel. (011) 625-740
http://www.lasta.co.yu/

Belgrade bus station - international lines
BAS tourist, Zeleznicka 4, tel. (011) 658-759, 627-146 (7am-8pm)
BAS tourist, Sremska, tel. (011) 622-526, 180-377 (8am-8pm)

SP “Lasta”- Eurolines Yugoslavia - international lines
tel/fax: (011) 4881-364
http://www.eurolines.co.yu/

Serbia Tours International - international lines
Licka 3, tel. (011) 361-45-45, fax: 361-82-27
http://www.srbija-tours.com/