Ljubljana Airport (LJU) airport transfer from Zagreb Franjo Tudjman Airport (ZAG)
Private Ljubljana Airport (LJU) airport transfer at a fixed price from Zagreb Franjo Tudjman Airport (ZAG). Your driver tracks your flight, waits if it is delayed and meets you in the arrivals hall. The price below is final, taxes and fees included, and the same in both directions.
A private transfer from Zagreb Airport to Ljubljana Airport links two airports in neighbouring countries. From Pleso the car joins the Zagreb bypass and the A3 west to the Bregana border, continues on the Slovenian A2 motorway to Ljubljana and then follows the motorway north around the city towards Kranj before turning off for the airport. Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport stands at Brnik, on the open plain below the Kamnik–Savinja Alps, well outside the capital itself; its official IATA code is LJU. This connection is booked by travellers who land in Zagreb but have an onward flight from Slovenia, and by those whose flight has been rebooked from one airport to the other. The address for this route is the terminal at Brnik, so there is no detour into central Ljubljana. Because the driver follows your arriving flight into Zagreb, a late landing does not change the price, but plan a comfortable margin before check-in closes at Brnik.
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Book this transferHow it works
Book online with your flight number. We track the flight — if it is delayed, your driver waits at no extra cost. At Zagreb Franjo Tudjman Airport your driver meets you in the arrivals hall holding a sign with your name, helps with luggage and drives you directly to your address in Ljubljana Airport (LJU).
Cancel up to 24 hours before pickup for a 90% refund. Payment is taken securely online; the driver never asks for money.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Our booking shows LJV. Is this the airport at Brnik?
- Yes. Ljubljana’s airport is Jože Pučnik Airport at Brnik, whose official code is LJU. The driver takes you to its passenger terminal.
- Is there passport control between Zagreb and Brnik?
- Normally not on the road, as Croatia and Slovenia are both in the Schengen area. Carry your passport or ID card anyway, both for possible spot checks and for your flight.



