Discover the beauty of Istria without the hassle with our transfer services! From the picturesque streets of Rovinj to the Roman monuments of Pula, from the truffle-covered villages of Motovun to the azure bays of Lim Bay, we’ll help you comfortably reach any point on the peninsula.
You’ll be met by Russian-speaking drivers: communication without language barriers and attentive service are guaranteed. Our fleet includes the latest models for any occasion: elegant business-class sedans for private trips, roomy minivans for family travel, and spacious minibuses for larger groups.
We’ve also thought about the details: upon request, we can install child seats for small passengers and provide additional storage for sports equipment—bicycles, diving equipment, or kitesurfing. During your trip, you’ll appreciate the air conditioning on hot Istrian days and stable in-car Wi-Fi. Experienced drivers know all the border crossings between Italy, Slovenia, and Croatia, will select the optimal route, and will make stops if desired—at the oyster farms of Lim Bay, at the viewpoint above Rovinj, or at a truffle shop along the way.
As a licensed European carrier, we guarantee safety and reliability throughout the entire journey—even if the route crosses three borders. And as a pleasant bonus, we offer a discount on the taxi fare on the day of travel! Entrust your journey to the professionals and enjoy your journey through Europe’s most delicious peninsula.
Please contact our managers for the cost of other routes.
Croatia and Istria lack convenient direct flights from most cities in the region. The nearest airports—in Venice, Treviso, and Ljubljana—are two to three hours’ drive from the Istrian coast. That’s why a car transfer is the most logical way to reach Rovinj, Poreč, Pula, or Umag without transfers, queues, or wasted time.
We provide transfers to all destinations from Italy and Slovenia to Croatia. Here are the most popular routes, with descriptions of what you’ll see along the way.
From Venice and Marco Polo Airport:
Venice is one of the main departure points for travelers heading to Istria. The route begins at the lagoon and heads east through the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region. Along the way, views open up of the Venetian lagoon with its silhouetted bell towers, Friuli vineyards with neat rows of vines lining the highway, and, after the Slovenian border, the first glimpses of the Adriatic. Upon entering Istria, the landscape changes: hills, olive groves, and fishing villages. Rovinj is about three hours from Venice, and a little longer to Pula. From Marco Polo Airport, the route is the same, but without the transit route.
From Treviso and Treviso Airport:
Treviso is a compact and convenient airport 30 km from Venice. From here, the Istrian coast is closer than you think: two and a half hours on a good road through Friuli. Along the way, you’ll pass historic towns with Venetian palazzos, a karst plateau on the approach to Slovenia, and then a descent to the Adriatic with panoramic views of the Croatian coast.
From Trieste:
Trieste is the closest major city to the Slovenian-Croatian border. From here, it’s just over an hour to Umag, an hour and a half to Poreč, and about two to Pula. The route runs along the coast through the Slovenian Riviera: Koper, Izola, Piran—and then crosses the Croatian border. The road is picturesque: the sea on the left, karst slopes on the right, small port towns every few kilometers.
From Ljubljana and Brnik Airport:
The Slovenian capital is a convenient entry point for those flying through Brnik Airport. It’s about two hours to Umag from here, and two and a half to Pula. The route passes through Kranjska Gora or directly along the highway through Koper: first, the mountainous landscape of Slovenia, then the Adriatic coast and the Croatian border. One of the most beautiful journeys in the region, especially in spring and early fall.
From other Italian cities:
From Milan to Pula is about five hours, from Verona – three and a half, from Padua – just under three. All these routes pass through northern Italy and Veneto, then through Friuli and on to Croatia. We carry out long-distance transfers in business-class cars to ensure a comfortable journey.
Top demand: minibus
Top demand: sedan
Top demand: minivan
You can pay for your chosen services in euros or dollars, in cash or to a bank account.
The cost, calculated in advance and agreed upon with the customer, is fixed and does not change during the trip or delivery of goods.
Strict adherence to agreements regarding dates, travel times and cargo delivery.
We will provide you with a 10% discount on the taxi cost on the day of your trip, depending on the route.
Submit a request – we will select a vehicle to suit your needs and send you an exact, fixed price with no markups.
We always choose the shortest, fastest and most convenient routes.
The fleet includes not only passenger cars, but also minivans and minibuses.
We will resolve all issues that arise during your trip as quickly as possible.
You don't have to search for an address in an unfamiliar city on your own.
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We agree with you on the cost and dates of the trip, the number of people, and other parameters of your order.
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We will select the optimal vehicle and driver, who is familiar with the route, based on your requirements.
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A car will pick you up at the appointed time. Your journey will be as comfortable and quick as possible.
We will send you information and a quote during business hours from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM. We work seven days a week.
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