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Private transfer from Brnik to Plitvice Lakes National Park — fixed price, direct
Plitvice Lakes National Park (Plitvička jezera) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Croatia — 16 terraced lakes connected by waterfalls in colours from emerald to turquoise. It is one of the most beautiful natural parks in Europe, and a very popular day trip or stopover from Slovenia.
From Ljubljana Airport (Brnik) it is ~240 km via the A1 motorway through Karlovac. The drive takes approximately 2 hours 30 minutes. Croatia has been in the Schengen Area since January 2023 — no border stops.
Direct seasonal buses run Ljubljana–Plitvice (summer only). You would need to reach Ljubljana bus station from the airport first (~30 min). Total journey ~4–5 hours, rigid schedule — return bus times limit your visit.
Available at the airport. Motorway A1 all the way to Plitvice. Flexible, but adds fatigue after a flight. Parking at the park is paid and fills quickly in summer — arrive early.
We meet you at arrivals and drive directly to the park entrance of your choice. From €300 for a car (up to 4 passengers). We can also wait and return you to the airport or onward to Zadar, Split or any other destination.
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💬 WhatsApp 📞 +386 31 732 289 ✉️ EmailFrom €300 for a car (up to 4 passengers). Van (up to 8 passengers) — please enquire. Fixed price, agreed at booking.
Yes — in season (April–October) advance booking is mandatory at np-plitvicka-jezera.hr. Without a reservation you will not be admitted to the park.
Approximately 2 hours 30 minutes via the A1 motorway. No border check — Croatia is in the Schengen Area since January 2023.
Yes — we can drop you off, wait, and take you back to the airport or onwards to Zadar or Split. Enquire for the full-day price when booking.
Programme B (most popular, covers lower and upper lakes) starts at Entrance 2. Entrance 1 gives access to the upper lakes directly. We drop you at whichever entrance your ticket specifies.
About 300 km, roughly 3 hours by car. The route goes via Zagreb or via the Karlovac bypass. Plitvice is in central Croatia — it is a long drive but the most direct option from Slovenia.
There are occasional direct buses from Ljubljana bus station to Plitvice Lakes (seasonal, not daily). No direct connection from the airport. Total journey by public transport is 4–5 hours with transfers.
Yes — Zagreb is roughly halfway. We can drop one passenger or group in Zagreb and continue to Plitvice, or make a brief sightseeing stop. Contact us for a combined price.
Yes — return transfers from Plitvice to Ljubljana Airport or Zagreb at the same fixed rate. Book both directions at once or the return separately.
We drop you at whichever entrance your ticket or itinerary specifies. Entrance 2 (by the Lower Lakes) is most common for a full day visit. Entrance 1 gives direct access to the Upper Lakes. Just let us know when booking.
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