Sarajevo to Belgrade Bus
Sarajevo to Belgrade Route Summary
Sarajevo to Belgrade bus is a popular way of travelling between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia.There are up to 10 daily bus departures available, including 3 night buses. The earliest bus departs from Sarajevo bus station at 06:30h, arriving at Belgrade bus station at 16:15h the same day. While latest bus departs at 22:00h, arriving at 04:30h the following day.
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Popular Departures
Below you will find some of the most popular bus departures from Sarajevo to Belgrade:Getting from Sarajevo and Belgrade by bus
The shortest travel distance between Sarajevo and Belgrade is 294 km. The fastest bus which departs at 22:00 has a travel time of 06:30h. The longest travel time on the route is 09:45h. Depending on the selected departure, the following amenities are available: toilet and picturesque view. While some of the buses are direct, there are also the ones which stop for a short break in Uzice, Cacak and Sabac. You can book tickets in advance to secure your seat, especially during peak travel times.Overnight buses
Bus companies operating the Sarajevo to Belgrade route
There is a total of 6 bus companies operating the route. These bus companies have been rated 284 times by travelers. Here you can see the list of the most popular bus companies operating the route and their overall rating.Departure and arrival stations
Bus station in Sarajevo has not been rated yet. However, the bus station in Belgrade has earned a score of 6 from our passengers. More information on both stations, including their location and popular routes can be found on the links below.
Cheapest tickets
Budget-friendly tickets are listed below, depending on availability.Adult ticket: €25 (One-Way) or €40 (Return).
Child ticket: €12 (One-Way) or €23 (Return).
Student ticket: €18 (One-Way) or €34 (Return).
Other popular destinations from Sarajevo
If you're wondering what other destinations you can visit when traveling from Sarajevo, below are some of the most popular routes that other clients have purchased their tickets for:Other popular destinations from Belgrade
If you're looking for inspiration as to where to travel next once you've reached Belgrade, here is the list of the most popular travel routes that our clients have previously purchased their tickets for:Travel Tips
Bus Options & Pricing - A standard bus ticket costs €25-€40, making it the cheapest way to travel between Sarajevo and Belgrade. You can buy tickets online through GetByBus, but you can also buy tickets at East Sarajevo Bus Station in person.
Journey Duration & Comfort - The journey takes 7-9 hours, depending on traffic and border control. Most buses have 2-3 breaks along the way for food and rest stops.
Where to Catch the Bus - Sarajevo Bus Station (Main Station) has limited departures to Belgrade, and most options are not direct. East Sarajevo Bus Station (Istočno Sarajevo) is the better option for direct buses to Belgrade, with more frequent departures. If you're traveling by bus, this is where you should go.
Tips to Avoid Scams & Issues
Avoid overpaying for taxis in Sarajevo. Use taxi apps to get fair prices instead of relying on street taxis.
Double-check your departure station and time when buying a ticket, especially online. Some buses leave from different stations, and missing your bus can be a hassle.
Keep your passport ready, as the border crossing can take extra time. While generally smooth, occasional delays happen.
Some bus companies charge extra for large luggage stored underneath the bus, usually €1 per bag. Be prepared with small cash in Bosnian Marks.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the bus from Sarajevo to Belgrade?
The bus journey from Sarajevo to Belgrade typically takes 6 to 8 hours, depending on traffic, weather conditions, and border crossing times. Some routes may have additional stops, which can affect the total travel time.
Is there a bus from Sarajevo to Belgrade?
Yes, there are daily buses operating between Sarajevo and Belgrade. Multiple bus companies provide this service, and you can find departures from Sarajevo bus station. It’s recommended to check schedules in advance, especially during peak travel seasons.
Is 1 day in Belgrade enough?
One day in Belgrade is enough to get a quick taste of the city, but you won’t be able to see everything. If you’re short on time, focus on Kalemegdan Fortress, Knez Mihailova Street, Skadarlija (the bohemian quarter), and the Saint Sava Temple. However, if you want to fully explore Belgrade’s nightlife, museums, and hidden gems, staying at least 2-3 days is recommended.
Is it worth it to go to Belgrade?
Yes, Belgrade is definitely worth visiting! The city offers a rich history, nightlife, delicious food, and a unique blend of cultures. It’s known for its affordable travel experience, friendly locals, and famous party scene along the Splavovi (floating river clubs). Whether you’re interested in history, food, or nightlife, Belgrade has something for everyone.
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