Belgrade Rome carriers with payment on boarding or online

The main departure stations for a carriers trip Belgrade to Rome are: Belgrade, New bus station, Antifasisticke borbe 2.

The distance between these cities is 1286. This distance can be travelled by different modes of transport such as buses, mini buses, trains or cars.

The price of a ticket varies from carrier to carrier and depends on many factors (such as the type of transport and its comfort level). To study the price offers of carriers, use the search for the route you need. After the search results appear, you can sort all trips by price, from the lowest to the highest or vice versa.

On Sharry almost all tickets can be purchased without any additional surcharges. The prices on our website are the same as those of our partner carriers. To purchase, enter the start and end points of the route and the date of the journey. Once the full list of journeys is displayed in the search box, sort them by price, from lowest to highest. Select the appropriate option, pay online and receive your e-ticket.

Carpoolers are ordinary people who take passengers on their way to reduce fuel costs. Therefore, as a rule, the cost of travelling with them will not be more expensive than some part of the fuel cost, without any additional payments.

You can get on the train at these stations: Belgrade, New bus station, Antifasisticke borbe 2

To book a carriers ticket without payment straight away, you need to find the button with the numbers of the dispatch line in the top panel of the website. Then call one of the numbers of our information line. Our dispatcher will advise you and make a free reservation for the desired trip, after which you will receive an email confirmation of the reservation. Show the electronic confirmation of your reservation when boarding, pay the driver for the trip and go on your way in comfort!

Of course, on our website most carriers provide discounts for children, students, people with disabilities, the elderly and the like. The size of the discount depends on the category, as well as directly from the carrier itself

There are many carriers on this route with pay on boarding option, here are some of them: 1.

Yes, of course. Travelling with carpooling is cheaper, because you only have to pay for part of the fuel. It is also usually faster, as cars can go much faster than big buses. And of course it is more convenient, because you can always ask the driver to stop anywhere to rest or buy a coffee. It's much harder to do that on a coach.