Travelling from Budapest to the Adriatic Sea to get easier and more comfortable

After their debut last summer, privately-owned direct trains will be available again starting May 28 from Hungary to the Adriatic Sea, this time not leaving from Csorna but from Budapest. A single ticket will cost somewhere between 22-30 euros.

The first privately owned, Hungarian, scheduled passenger train since the First World War was launched last July from Csorna to Rijeka. The trial period proved to be successful, as a result of which the Czech Regiojet will start its night trains from Prague to Fiume and Split this year as well; however, this time, the Hungarian stop will be in Budapest.

The first train will leave on Friday, May 28, and will run on the Prague-Brno-Bratislava-Budapest-Zagreb-Rijeka/Split line.

According to Regiojet’s announcement, the pre-sale of tickets will start in February. Full prices, as last year, for a one-way ticket will start from 22 euros in a passenger car, while tickets for a couchette car start from 30 euros. The prices include onboard services and the booking of a seat or a bed. In Rijeka, Split, and Gračac, the company’s jitneys offer a direct connection to all the popular vacation spots along the Croatian coastline from Istria to Dubrovnik, writes telex.hu.