Vienna to Zagreb bus with FlixBus

Coach from Vienna to Zagreb

Enjoy the scenery en route as you travel from Vienna to Zagreb by bus. All routes are direct and take between 4.5 and 7 hours with departures from Vienna Central Station. The journey terminates at Zagreb Bus Station. There are over two dozen departures a day spread over 24 hours with coaches operated mainly by GoOpti. Croatia Bus, Eurolines Switzerland and FlixBus also operate the route, sometimes on a ticket share basis.

How long is the journey by bus from Vienna to Zagreb?

The bus from Vienna to Zagreb takes between 4.5 and 7 hours. All journeys are direct.

How many coaches are there from Vienna to Zagreb?

There are over two dozen departures every day of the week of buses from Vienna to Zagreb. There is at least one departure every hour of the day and night. 

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for buses from Vienna to Zagreb?

Departure bus station: Buses from Vienna to Zagreb depart from Vienna Central Station, a new transport terminus featuring striking contemporary architecture. Since opening in 2015, it has become the country's busiest transport hub and part of a network that combines local, regional and long-distance buses, regional and intercity trains, S-Bahn and U-Bahn services. Among the facilities at Vienna Central Station are taxi ranks, car hire desks, car and bicycle parking, WiFi, left luggage storage, toilets, ATMs, public payphones and a range of shopping and refreshment outlets. All transport hubs in Vienna are easily accessible to passengers with limited mobility although there are restrictions on coaches making international journeys. There are accessible toilets at the train station and further assistance can be requested if required.

Arrival bus station: The bus from Vienna to Zagreb terminates at Zagreb Bus Station. This is located to the south-east of the city and adjacent to Zagreb Central Train Station. From the bus station, it takes approximately 15 minutes to walk to the city's historic heart. Both bus and train stations are part of Zagreb's extensive public transport network of local buses and 15 tram routes. Facilities at the station include car parking, taxi ranks, left luggage storage, ATMs and toilets. The bus and train station are part of a large shopping, dining and entertainment complex and both are fully accessible to passengers with limited mobility as well as wheelchair users. There are accessible toilets throughout the complex.

Which coach providers travel from Vienna to Zagreb?

Four providers operate coach routes from Vienna to Zagreb. The majority of routes are operated by GoOpti while Croatia Bus, FlixBus and Eurolines Switzerland also offer some services between Vienna in Austria and Zagreb in Croatia.

GoOpti Vienna to Zagreb

Founded in Slovenia, GoOpti is a low-cost provider offering regular bus services across much of southern and eastern Europe. Its route from Vienna to Zagreb takes approximately five hours and there are departures 24-hours a day, seven days a week.

 Croatia Bus Vienna to Zagreb

Croatia Bus has three daily departures from Vienna to Zagreb. These are all in the afternoon and have journey times of between five hours 45 minutes and 6.5 hours. 

Eurolines Switzerland Vienna to Zagreb

Eurolines Switzerland is the European subsidiary of National Express Coach Services and operates four afternoon and evening routes from Vienna to Zagreb with journey times of between six and seven hours. 

FlixBus Vienna to Zagreb

FlixBus is an international travel provider with routes across Europe. There are approximately eight daily FlixBus departures starting in the early morning and continuing until late afternoon. These take between 4.5 and 5.5 hours to complete the journey.

Vienna to Zagreb Coach: Services on Board

All four providers offer standard tickets only although specific seat reservations can be made if required. Coach fleets are modern and comfortable with plenty of legroom and storage space for luggage. All coaches have toilets while wifi and power outlets may be available on some routes. Large items are stored in the hold of the coach while hand luggage can be taken on board and stored in overhead racks or beneath the seats. Bikes can be carried on FlixBus and Croatia Bus routes only. Bicycles must be prebooked and there is a charge. No provider on the bus route from Vienna to Zagreb allows any animals on board. This includes service animals. There are also no facilities for accommodating passengers who require wheelchairs on the bus although foldable wheelchairs can be stored in the hold.