The summer bus corridor between Prague and the Croatian coast is open again.

RegioJet launched its seasonal service to the Adriatic on May 29, with the first departure rolling out of Florenc bus station at 4:30 PM.

The route runs south through Brno and Bratislava before reaching the coast in the early morning hours, stopping at nine destinations along the way: Zadar, Sukošan, Biograd na Moru, Pakoštane, Vodice, Šibenik, Primošten, Trogir, and Split.

Through mid-June, buses depart three times a week. From June 12, the service switches to daily operations and runs through early September.

The final return leg of the season from Croatia is set for September 21, 2026.

Also starting June 12, RegioJet adds a new corridor: Prague–Brno–Bratislava–Rijeka–Crikvenica, departing Florenc at 6:30 PM. Tickets on this route start at 899 CZK — in line with the pricing on the Split service, which has held steady from last year despite rising fuel costs.

Demand is up noticeably from last summer. Several departures are already sold out, with Friday buses at the start of school holidays going first.

What’s on board

Both routes use Setra S 531 DT double-decker buses in the Fun&Relax⁺ configuration, carrying 58 passengers.

The upper deck runs a 2+1 seating layout with fully reclining seats, ergonomic headrests, and fold-out tables. Each seat has access to a multimedia system for films and digital newspapers, high-speed Wi-Fi, a 230V socket, and both USB and USB-C ports.

Complimentary onboard perks include whole-bean coffee from a professional machine, drinking water, and snacks from a self-service station.

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