Belgrade to Sarajevo Bus
Belgrade to Sarajevo Route Summary
Belgrade to Sarajevo bus is a popular way of traveling between Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. We found up to 10 bus departures, including 4 night buses. The earliest bus departs from Belgrade at 06:15h, arriving to Sarajevo at 13:30h the same day. While latest bus departs at 22:30h, arriving at 05:00h the following day.
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Popular Departures
Below you will find some of the most popular bus departures from Belgrade to Sarajevo:Traveling by bus from Belgrade to Sarajevo
The shortest travel distance between Belgrade and Sarajevo is 294 km. The fastest bus which departs at 22:30 has a travel time of 06:30h. The longest travel time on the route is 09:21h. Depending on the selected departure, the following amenities are available: toilet and seat belts. While some of the buses are direct, there are also the ones which stop for a short break in Cacak, Uzice and Sabac.Overnight buses
If you want to travel overnight and save money on accommodation or arrive in Sarajevo earlier, there are 4 night buses from Belgrade to Sarajevo. The overnight buses depart between 22:00 and 22:30 and arrive between 05:00 and 06:55 the following day. Below are the most popular night departures to Sarajevo:Bus companies
There is a total of 6 bus companies operating the routes. These bus companies have been rated 233 times. Here you can see the most popular bus companies operating this route and their overall rating.Departure and arrival stations
Bus station in Belgrade has earned an average score of 6 from our passengers, while the station in Sarajevo has not be rated yet. More information on both stations, including their location and popular routes can be found on the links below.
Cheapest ticket prices
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 Belgrade
If you're wondering what other places you can visit when traveling from Belgrade, these are some of the most popular combinations that other clients have purchased their tickets for:Other popular destinations from Sarajevo
If you're looking for inspiration as to where to travel next once you've reached Sarajevo, here is the list of the most popular travel combinations that our clients have previously purchased their tickets for:Belgrade to Sarajevo Bus Summary
| Route Overview | Key Info |
|---|---|
| Departure Station | Belgrade |
| Destination Station | Sarajevo |
| Daily Departures | Over 10 bus departures , including more than 4 night buses. |
| Earliest Departures | 06:15 AM |
| Latest Departure | 10:30 PM |
| Travel Distance | 294 km |
| Travel Time | 07:55 |
Traveling Tips
Here are some useful tips to make your bus journey from Belgrade to Sarajevo smooth and comfortable:
- Book Tickets in Advance - Although you can buy tickets at the Belgrade Bus Station (BAS), it’s recommended to book online in advance, especially during peak travel seasons or holidays.
- Choose a Direct Bus for a Faster Journey - The bus journey from Belgrade to Sarajevo takes 6 to 8 hours, depending on the route and border crossing delays. Some buses have multiple stops along the way, while others are more direct. If possible, choose a direct service for a faster trip.
- Know Your Departure and Arrival Locations - In Belgrade, buses depart from Belgrade Main Bus Station (BAS), which is centrally located and well-connected to public transport. In Sarajevo, buses arrive at Sarajevo Bus Station (Autobuska Stanica Sarajevo), located near the city center and accessible by tram, taxi, or public transport.
- Arrive at the Bus Station Early - Belgrade’s Main Bus Station can be busy, so it’s best to arrive at least 30 minutes before departure to find your platform and board without stress.
- Check for Bus Amenities
Not all buses offer the same level of comfort. Before booking, check if your bus has:
Air conditioning (important in summer).
Wi-Fi and charging ports (not all buses have them).
Restrooms (some buses do not have onboard toilets, but they stop for breaks).
Bring Snacks and Water - The journey can be long, and while buses stop for short breaks at rest areas, it’s a good idea to bring your own snacks, water, and any essentials for the ride.
Enjoy the Views - The route from Belgrade to Sarajevo takes you through beautiful landscapes, including hills, rivers, and villages. If you enjoy nature, grab a window seat to take in the views.
- Check Currency and Payment Options - Bosnia and Herzegovina uses the Convertible Mark (BAM), while Serbia uses the Serbian Dinar (RSD). Some places near the border may accept euros, but it’s best to have local currency or a credit card for small expenses.
- Know Your Transport Options in Sarajevo
Once you arrive in Sarajevo, you can reach your accommodation by:
Tram or trolleybus (affordable public transport).
Taxi or ride-hailing apps (ensure the taxi uses a meter).
Walking (if your hotel is close to the bus station).
Be Prepared for Weather Differences - Sarajevo’s climate can be colder than Belgrade’s, especially in winter and early spring. If traveling in these seasons, pack a warm jacket as Sarajevo can have snow and chilly nights.
Relax and Enjoy the Journey - Belgrade to Sarajevo bus ride is a great way to experience the Balkan landscapes and travel affordably between two historic cities.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long is the bus ride from Belgrade to Sarajevo?
The bus ride from Belgrade to Sarajevo takes approximately 6 to 8 hours, depending on traffic, road conditions, and border crossing times.
How long is the bus from Sarajevo to Belgrade?
Similar to the reverse route, the Sarajevo to Belgrade bus journey typically takes 6 to 8 hours, though delays at the border can occasionally extend travel time.
Can I go from Serbia to Bosnia?
Yes, you can travel from Serbia to Bosnia and Herzegovina by bus, car, or plane. If traveling by bus or car, you will need to pass through a border checkpoint, so ensure you have a valid passport. Visa requirements depend on your nationality.
Is 3 days enough in Sarajevo?
Yes, 3 days is enough to explore Sarajevo’s main attractions, including the Baščaršija (Old Town), Latin Bridge, Vrelo Bosne, and the Sarajevo Tunnel Museum. You’ll also have time to enjoy local food and take in the city's mix of Ottoman and Austro-Hungarian influences.
Is Sarajevo worth seeing?
Absolutely! Sarajevo is a historic and culturally rich city known for its diverse architecture, delicious food, and significant historical sites. Whether you’re interested in history, nature, or nightlife, Sarajevo offers a unique blend of East and West influences, making it a fascinating destination.
How much is the bus from Belgrade to Sarajevo?
Bus ticket prices vary depending on the company and the season. Generally, prices range from €25 to €30 for a one-way ticket. Discounts may be available for students, seniors, and return tickets.
Are there direct buses from Sarajevo to Belgrade?
Yes, several bus companies operate direct routes between Sarajevo and Belgrade. However, some buses may have short stops along the way, so check the schedule before booking.
Is there a night bus from Belgrade to Sarajevo?
Yes, there are overnight buses from Belgrade to Sarajevo, which can save time and allow you to arrive early in the morning. However, night buses may not run daily, so checking the schedule in advance is recommended.
Where do buses depart from in Sarajevo and Belgrade?
- In Sarajevo, buses depart from Sarajevo Bus Station, which is located near the city center.
- In Belgrade, buses leave from Belgrade Main Bus Station (BAS), which is close to the train station and well-connected to public transport.
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