Transferências Países Hungary BudapestBudapest para Split

Transferência de carro particular de Budapest para Split

De porta a porta
em 7 horas

A partir de € 149
por assento

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Informações da Viagem

Partida

O seu motorista irá encontrá-lo no seu endereço em Budapest.

Serviço porta-a-porta
Ajuda com a sua bagagem

Viagem

Você viajará com conforto por 7 horas.

Passeio turístico opcional
Carro limpo e confortável
Motorista profissional
Água engarrafada
Assentos infantis
Preparado para pessoas com deficiência.
Proibido fumar
Aceita animais de estimação

Destino

O seu motorista irá deixá-lo no seu endereço em Split.

Serviço porta-a-porta
Ajuda com a sua bagagem

No total

753 km7 horas

A car trip from Budapest to Split

A car trip from Budapest to Split is like a poorly written script. The magical rolling landscapes, surreal waterfalls, and fairytale towns that line the roadside seem too good to be true in the real world. After embarking on this 433-mile epic voyage, you'll have unique experiences that will live long in your memories.

Your adventure begins after the Buda Castle moves from a dominating landmark to a speck in your rearview mirror. As the concrete jungle thins out, the lush countryside opens up. A sprawling flatland peppered with traditional farmyards and rustic villages sits between the sloping edges of the once-volcanic hotbed. After crossing the Croatian border, hills in the distance slowly fade, and vibrant greenery surrounds you, from thick forests to sprawling fields. You'll know you're approaching the Dalmatian coast when salty sea air flows through your window and the northern green hills transform into desert-like mounts, sitting beneath the beating Mediterranean sun. Split's iconic tree-lined promenade, hugging the glimmering baby blue waters, marks the end of this once-in-a-lifetime trip. But on such an extensive and action-packed road, you need the correct mode of transportation to arrive in the vacation spirit. So, sit back, relax, pour yourself a drink, and get ready for an insight into traveling from Budapest to Split in 2024!

About Split

Croatia's second-largest city is the final stop on your scenic venture from Budapest to Split. Almost 180,000 people call this town home, yet it still retains a laidback city charm. Its location along Croatia's southern tip on the Dalmatian coast is pivotal to its prosperous past and why it's so sought-after today.

### Early Spilt The Greeks were the first group to establish a permanent settlement in Split. After crossing the Adriatic Sea, the Aspalathos colony reached the region in the 2nd century BC. However, the town's origins stem from Emperor Diocletian, head of the Roman army, when he built the lavish Diocletian's Palace in 293 AD. After the Roman Empire collapsed in 476 AD, Split fell under the control of several kingdoms, including Napoleon and the Byzantine Empire, for centuries. But during that period, the Venetian Empire was its most influential ruler when Split saw significant developments in architecture, trade, and culture influenced by its styles. ### Modern Split In the 20th century, Split escaped notable damage during World War II from Allied bombing. Although it was under the communist regime of Yugoslavia, it fell in 1991 and became part of the newly formed Croatian kingdom. Today, Split mixes its rich medieval past and the distinctive communist era. The Old Town remains the city's heart, where various shops, restaurants, and residences reside within its ancient walls. The lively energy, views of the sea, and humid air create a vacation spirit you can't replicate anywhere else on the planet. Even when you venture from its historic quarter, you'll discover hidden coves and traditional cafes where you can indulge in your personal slice of heaven! Language: Croatian Currency: Euro (EUR) Time zone: GMT+1 Climate: Mediterranean * Plug types: C and F

From Budapest to Split: travel tips

No matter how beautiful the ride from Budapest to Split is, the 7-hour journey can take its toll. Uncover our insider travel tips below to ensure you don't spoil the experience!

### Pack for the weather During the warmer months of the year, you'll experience a sun-drenched drive from Budapest to Split. However, the sun's rays can penetrate the glass and burn the skin. So remember to pack a light bag with sun protection items such as sunscreen, sunhats, and glasses. In the winter, you'll pass through freezing temperatures and possibly a blanket of white snow. If you plan on stopping to break up the 7-hour trip, you'll need an umbrella, waterproof clothing, and quality shoes with plenty of grip. ### Explore the fantastic sights Many sights en route from Budapest to Split appear to be from a fantasy film (and they do plenty of filming for fantasies in both countries). It's hard to believe they're in Eastern Europe's sprawling countryside until you see them for yourself. Plitvice Lakes National Park is unquestionably the highlight of the journey. Over 115 square miles of land consist of gushing waterfalls, dense woodlands, and weaving boardwalks to admire every stunning vista. However, you shouldn't overlook the lesser-known Krka National Park and the gorgeously preserved town of Trogir! ### Sample the local flavors Hungary and Croatia both have delicious yet underrated food scenes. Although you can find vegetarian products and dishes, they primarily consist of hearty soups and heavy meats. Pick up some local products at the Central Market in Budapest and stop en route for a picnic with a view. Or consider stopping in Zagreb to sit at one of the endless traditional restaurants dotted along Tkalciceva Street. On a 7-hour voyage, you'll need to refuel at some point!

How to get from Budapest to Split

The road from Budapest to Split isn't exactly a short and sweet trip. It's a lengthy voyage through the heart of Eastern Europe's rugged hills. So be sure to uncover which mode of transportation best suits your needs, preferences, and budget before spending your hard-earned cash!

### Fly from Budapest to Split The first thing you should know about getting a plane from Budapest to Split is that no direct flights are available as of 2024. However, if you're keen on a flight, you have two options. The most convenient is to book a flight with Ryanair and fly from Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport to Zadar Airport. Here, you can catch a 20-minute bus to the city center before swapping to a direct bus from Zadar to Split with Arriva. Alternatively, you can book an indirect plane with layovers in Vienna through Austrian Airways. Overall journey price: $65-$130 (€60-€120) Overall journey duration: 5-7 hours First/last direct departure: 6:00 AM–10:40 PM ### *Bus from Budapest to Split The bus is the most popular way for locals and tourists to travel from Budapest to Split. It's the cheapest way to travel between the two cities and one of the only direct travel methods. Although multiple bus groups operate between the cities, Flixbus is the most convenient option. Only a few buses run directly from Budapest to Split. But if you purchase an indirect service with this budget-friendly firm, you can book everything in one sitting without researching times and departure points with other companies. Cheapest/average ticket price: $54-$69 (€49-€6) Fastest/average bus duration: 10 hours, 40 minutes; 11 hours, 35 minutes * First/last bus departure: 8:00 AM–11:59 PM ### Train from Budapest to Split Due to the cost and extensive duration, the train is not a popular mode of transport from Budapest to Split. However, you'll find many backpackers and interrail users on this line connecting from other cities. Therefore, carriages can feel crowded in the summer, and it's best to book your tickets with Adria InterCity early to guarantee a seat. An upside to traveling by train is exploring cities and attractions en route. Night trains during the summer are the only direct services available, so you'll likely change at Sopron, Graz, or Zagreb if traveling during the day. However, this is something to consider if traveling as a family or with oversized luggage. Cheapest/average ticket price: $54-$108 (€49-€99) Average travel duration: 15 hours and 3 minutes * First/last departure: 12:40 PM–6:45 PM ### Daytrip from Budapest to Split* Daytrip's private door-to-door service is the most comfortable and convenient way to travel from Budapest to Split. In addition to traveling directly between the cities, an English-speaking driver will pick you up from wherever and whenever you please in Budapest before taking you on a scenic tour through Eastern Europe. But why admire the natural wonders you can step into? Our optional sightseeing packages allow you to visit landmarks that most travelers overlook on their tour from Budapest to Split. Plitvice Lakes National Park is arguably Europe's most exquisite natural paradise. Just make sure you book tickets for this UNESCO World Heritage Site well in advance! Or you can sip on exquisite local wines at Bibich Winery before your professional driver gets you back on the road and whisks you to southern Croatia. Seats from: $169 (€156) Door-to-door Duration: 7 hours Santatized, smoke-free vehicle Equipped for pets, children, and those with limited mobility 24/7 English-speaking customer service * Free cancellation 24 hours before departure

Things to do when you get to Split

After a thrilling drive from Budapest to Split, you'll be itching to lay on a beach and sip a handcrafted cocktail. But don't forget to put the city’s highlights on your travel itinerary for when you get there!

### Lose yourself in Diocletian's Palace Diocletian's Palace is the beating heart of Split and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1979. Built in the 4th century AD by the Roman Emperor Diocletian, the ancient site is now a historical ruin. But it's also a living part of the city, with shops, cafes, and residences integrated within its ancient walls. The Peristyle Square, with its impressive columns and arches, is a central gathering spot. Also, the setting houses the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, one of the world's oldest Catholic cathedrals. ### Explore Marjan If Diocletian's Palace was the city's heart, Marjan is the city's lungs. This urban oasis sits just a short walk from downtown, where you'll uncover hidden coves, sprawling beaches, woody trails, and even cycle lanes. If you're feeling active, climb to the top for stunning panoramic city vistas and views of the surrounding hills. You can reward yourself with an iced coffee at one of the cozy cafes here, standing proudly above the cityscape. ### Roam the Riva Promenade You can easily lose track of time relaxing along the Riva Promenade. It's the most iconic spot in Split, where palm trees release a vacation vibe while the countless restaurants create a buzzing atmosphere. Many seats face towards the sea, which provides the ideal opportunity to recharge from exploring and sightseeing. In the evening, the warm air and the bright lights will leave you drunk on wanderlust before you step inside a bar! ### Hit the beaches Not all of Dalmatia's coast beaches are white sandy powder. Many have rocky shores, so research before you arrive to avoid disappointment. Although not all beaches have sand, each one offers captivating views fit enough for the celebrities visiting this coastline. Bacvice Beach is one of the most popular ones in the city due to its proximity to the old town and soft surface. But if you want to uncover some quieter spots, consider visiting: Ovcice Beach Kaštelet Beach Kasjuni Beach Firule Beach

When is the best time to visit Split?

Almost 1 million local and international travelers visit the Dalmatian coast's second-largest city. Most come during the summer. So, the narrow old town can feel claustrophobic during this timeframe. As a result, spring is the best time to travel from Budapest to Split!

Along with fewer tourists, you'll get more pleasant weather. The average daily temperature of 71° Fahrenheit is warm enough to stay outside from dusk until dawn. Yet you can still enjoy walking tours or hikes in nearby national parks without being scorched by the heat in July or August. You may be surprised to discover that the Dalmatian coast isn't as cheap as the rest of Croatia. Hotels, bars, and restaurants cost more than the capital city. But by visiting from late March to early June, you'll find exclusive discounts that establishments offer to attract more customers!

Perguntas e Respostas sobre Viagens de Budapest para Split

What is the distance from Budapest to Split?

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.

How do I get from Budapest to Split?

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.

How long is the train from Budapest to Split?

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.

Is there a sleeper train from Budapest to Split?

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.

Are there any islands I can visit near Split?

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.

Is there a train from Budapest to Croatia?

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.

Visite estes pontos turísticos no caminho

Tihany Abbey

With the only medieval royal tomb left in the country, this elegant abbey on the shores of Lake Balaton is an invaluable piece of Hungarian history. Rest Like a King

Zagreb

Zagreb, Croatia’s largest city, is a popular city-break destination spot. It has historical and cultural heritage rooted in Central European culture and mixed with Mediterranean and Balkan tradition. A city with a million hearts

Plitvice Lakes National Park

Plitvicka Jezera, or Plitvice Lakes, is a UNESCO listed National Park consisting of 16 lakes interconnected by over 90 waterfalls. Its breathtaking beauty makes it one of the most magnificent natural sights in all of Europe. Croatia's most beautiful natural wonder

Krka National Park

Overflowing with natural beauty, Croatia's seventh national park is also the only one where you can swim! Seven Stunning Scenes

Bibich winery

Even Anthony Bourdain was blown away by the quality of Bibich’s wine and food. Delectable Dalmatian Delights

Trogir

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this little island is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe. The Stone Beauty

Por que os viajantes adoram esta rota

5.100+ avaliações

5 avaliações para este percurso
929 viajantes percorreram este percurso conosco

2 de out. de 2025

Excelente opção de transfer.

“Usei este serviço para um transfer de Split, na Croácia, até Perast, em Montenegro. Minha experiência foi excepcional. Meu motorista, Bojan, foi prestativo, informativo e garantiu que minha viagem fosse confortável e agradável. Recomendo fortemente este serviço.”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor Robyn C

20 de set. de 2025

Foi uma viagem fantástica.

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15 de set. de 2025

A melhor empresa de transporte em qualquer lugar

“Amamos absolutamente esta empresa e a utilizamos muitas vezes ao longo dos anos para ir de um lugar a outro sem o incômodo de alugar um carro por conta própria. Motoristas excelentes todas as vezes. Eficientes e profissionais. Vale cada centavo, e recomendamos sinceramente o Day Trip a todos. Sua classificação de 5 estrelas é mais do que merecida.”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor Mary L

20 de ago. de 2025

Excelente experiência de viagem

“Viajamos de Nuremberg a Munique em um belo Audi. O motorista nos buscou em nosso hotel exatamente na hora solicitada. Ele nos levou a Munique com bastante tempo de sobra para o nosso próximo passeio. O motorista garantiu que estivéssemos confortáveis.”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor Steve N

22 de abr. de 2025

Transporte seguro e com preço acessível

“Gonzalo da Daytrip foi o nosso motorista e ele foi absolutamente incrível. Ele fez de tudo para nos encontrar, já que nosso sinal de celular não estava funcionando bem. Aguardou pacientemente nossa chegada no saguão para nos levar do Tulum Dreams Resort até nosso outro hotel em Cancún, a uma hora e meia de distância, perto do aeroporto, antes do nosso voo de volta para casa. Foi educado, respeitoso e gentil. Garantiu que estivéssemos confortáveis durante toda a longa viagem. Rápido e direto. Recomendo esta empresa, pois encontrar um transporte só de ida de Tulum para Cancún não é fácil nem barato, e esta empresa oferece um excelente serviço por um ótimo preço. Com certeza voltarei a usá-los sempre que estiver na região de Cancún/Tulum. Obrigado, DayTrip e Gonzalo.”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor COCO

19 de jun. de 2019

Private transfer from Split to Budapest with stop in Plitvice National Park

“I used Daytrip to book a transfer from Split Croatia to Budapest. I scheduled a 4 hour stop at Plitvice National Park along the way. I was concerned because I scheduled the pickup so early in the morning and it was going to be a very long day for the driver.I also had tickets to Plitvice that only let us in at a certain time. I didn't want to be late. Turns out I worried for nothing. The people at Daytrips contacted me days before my departure from Split with all of our drivers info which included a picture, contact number and the kind of car he was driving. Ivan was our driver. He was right on time. He made a very long car ride enjoyable. He got us to Plitvice on time and to Budapest safely. If you can request Ivan for your trip you definitely should. I would absolutely use this company again.”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor kablake

19 de jun. de 2019

Private Transfer from Budapest to Split

“As a group of four guys, we had a difficult time finding the best way to get from Budapest to Split at a reasonable time and price. We came across Daytrip while surfing around the web and wow, was it ever perfect. The online service was so easy and allowed us to book take two amazing stops in Croatia. Our driver was amazing and the car was way more spacious than we thought. All of that for a very reasonable price. All in all, we were so happy with Daytrip, would recommend to all!”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor spencerdaniel18

29 de mai. de 2019

Personalized travel from Budapest to Split, Croatia

“My friends and I needed to travel from Budapest to Split Croatia quickly, in order to catch a one a day ferry to the island of Hvar. We were unable to make public transportation work so we explored the idea of a personal driver. We booked with Daytrip for the same price the three of us would have paid for plane or train. It was the best idea we had on our whole trip. Davor R. was our driver and he was also our tour guide, historian and generally friendly and entertaining guy. I cannot say enough good things about Daytrip. We had door to door service for no extra charge, as well as a very comfortable ride in Davor's personal vehicle. He was able to point out sights along the way we would not have known about otherwise. He was a wealth of information about the history of the area. My travel companions and I agreed the Daytrip adventure was one of the highlights of our trip.”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor 406974

9 de jun. de 2018

Hurrah - Great Service from Budapest, Hungary to Split, Croatia!

“We have just returned from our 50th Anniversary "bucket list" trip which included lots of planning on our own, several countries and a transfer from Budapest, Hungary to Split, Croatia. We found daytrip.com and wanted to say “thank you” to them and Csaba V, for their great prompt and courteous service. This was an all day trip via two Croatia villages, i.e., Veradzin and Korolev to Split. Csaba went out of his way to make sure that we were delivered “to the door” of our airbnb in Split. Since we were traveling all day from Budapest, we arrived quite late and the airbnb was located on a teeny-tiny street. But, Csaba found it, Hurrah - Great Job!”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor inclusion-equity

6 de out. de 2017

ticked all the boxes

“My sister and I were time poor, had to meet a friend in Cracow in 2 days, and were tired of trying to book trains or buses without a guarantee of connections. My sister came across Daytrip's website and we decided to give it a go. Everything went perfectly, from pickup in Split, Croatia to visiting the Plitvice Lakes on the way to Budapest. After a pleasant evening and morning in that city, we were picked up on our second leg to Cracow. Highly recommended!”

Avaliado pelo viajante do Tripadvisor Erika Z

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Crianças

Se estiver viajando com crianças, certifique-se de nos informar na reserva para que possamos providenciar os assentos infantis apropriados!

Animais de estimação

Animais de estimação são permitidos (e amados)! Só precisamos saber com antecedência. Você pode nos informar sobre eles na próxima fase da reserva.

Gorjetas

A gorjeta não está incluída nem é obrigatória, mas se você realmente gostou da sua viagem, pode mostrar sua apreciação ao motorista com uma gorjeta opcional (10% é suficiente).

Bagagem

Bagagem grande
29x21x11 polegadas
74x53x28 cm

Bagagem pequena
22x14x9 polegadas
56x36x23 cm

Cada passageiro pode levar uma mala despachada e uma bagagem de mão. Se estiver viajando com mais malas ou bagagem de tamanho grande, você pode ajustar isso durante a reserva.

Métodos de pagamento

Pague com cartão de crédito online ou em dinheiro diretamente ao seu motorista!

Perguntas frequentes

Se tiver alguma dúvida, aqui estão as respostas.

O Daytrip é uma plataforma que conecta você a motoristas locais que o transportam de porta a porta, de uma cidade para outra. Também oferecemos a oportunidade de explorar pontos turísticos/atrações ao longo do caminho. Nós dirigimos, você descobre.

Todas as reservas do Daytrip são de ida. Se você precisar de uma viagem de retorno em uma data diferente, basta reservar como uma viagem de ida separada. Para uma excursão no mesmo dia, por favor solicite uma viagem personalizada. Se planeja ficar mais de algumas horas, recomendamos reservar duas viagens de ida para evitar pagar o motorista pelo tempo de espera.

Para o serviço privado do Daytrip, você pode cancelar com reembolso total até 24 horas antes da partida. Para o serviço compartilhado Daytrip Pool, oferecemos 3 opções de bilhetes ao reservar: Não reembolsável, Flexível com cancelamento até 24 horas antes da partida e Superflexível com cancelamento até 15 minutos antes da partida.

Basta escolher sua origem e destino na página inicial e inserir a data e hora de partida. Explore e adicione paradas turísticas seguindo as instruções de reserva exibidas na tela. É um jeito simples, fácil e divertido de planejar sua próxima aventura! Se você não encontrar a rota desejada em nosso site, pode solicitar uma viagem personalizada. Você também pode reservar sem saber o endereço exato de partida ou chegada - pode adicioná-los mais tarde!

Cada passageiro tem direito a uma mala grande (29" x 21" x 11" / 74 x 53 x 28 cm) e uma mala pequena (22" x 14" x 9" / 56 x 36 x 23 cm). Sedãs de luxo acomodam apenas 2 malas grandes. Sempre enviamos o veículo mais adequado para você e sua bagagem, então certifique-se de selecionar a quantidade exata de bagagem ao reservar. Se você tiver bagagem de tamanho especial ou não tiver certeza se sua bagagem caberá, entre em contato conosco.

Em todos os lugares, exceto nos EUA, os motoristas fornecerão cadeiras infantis adequadas (basta nos informar durante a reserva). Nos EUA, certos estados exigem que você forneça sua própria cadeirinha infantil.

Daytrip é a maneira mais conveniente de conhecer 14.600+ cidades ao redor do mundo.

Todo viajante merece uma visão real das culturas dos países que está visitando. E todo lugar incrível na Terra merece ser visitado e apreciado. Acreditamos que o conhecimento local único e a conexão humana real são insubstituíveis quando se trata de compreender verdadeiramente outra cultura.