Budapest에서 Split까지 Private car transfer

The shortest road distance from Budapest to Split is around 433 miles, which can take seven hours when traveling at a safe speed. However, you'll likely need to stop for a break or stretch your legs during this timeframe. Therefore, if you're in a hurry, remember to factor in extra time so you do not miss connecting buses or flights.

As of 2024, you can choose between four modes of transportation when traveling from Budapest to Split, each with unique benefits. A plane is the quickest way to travel; a bus is the cheapest; a train is the most scenic; and Daytrip’s private door-to-door service is the most comfortable and convenient.

Hvar Island is the most sought-after island people visit from Split. A fast ferry takes only 55 minutes, so you can easily take a day trip here. A pro tip is to book a car ferry as a foot passenger. The journey is twice as long but less than half the price! It also docks at Stari Grad, one of Europe's hidden gems, but it's still only a short bus ride from Hvar Town.

The fastest train from Budapest to Split takes 15 hours and 3 minutes. Note that this is a night service, departing Budapest Keleti Station at 6:45 PM and arriving in Split at 9:48 AM the following morning. If you wish to travel during the day, the train could take up to 20 hours.

In the summer of 2024, the Adria InterCity service will reintroduce a sleeper train from Budapest to Split. The service will leave Budapest Keleti Station at 6.45 PM and arrive the next morning in Split at 9:48 AM. The service will run three times a week from June until September, with seats starting at €49 one way.

On average, six trains run from Budapest to Croatia daily. The most popular route is with interrail users from Budapest to Zagreb, but note that you'll likely change at least once while traveling on this service. In Zagreb, you can switch lines to travel to other cities in Croatia, such as Pula in the west or Split in the south.