Get from Budapest (Hungary) to Rovinj, transfer by taxi or minivan
How to get from Budapest to Rovinj?
Usually to get from Budapest to Rovinj you have options like, tram, bus, train, taxi, chaufferur (private taxi or private minivan), ride sharing or rent a car
One of the best option to get from Budapest to Rovinj is a pre-booked transfer by a private taxi or a private minivan with fixed price. In certain periods of the year we may be able to book for Budapest to Rovinj minibuses or coaches for larger groups, and executive or vip cars for high end requirements.
When is departure time for Budapest transfer to Rovinj?
- The departure time varies for each type transfer.
- For Private Transfers the departure time will be set by you in the booking form from this page.
Where is the starting point for Budapest transfer to Rovinj?
- The starting point varies for each type transfer. All details about each location will be sent by email in the booking confirmation.
- For Private Transfers the pick-up point will be from your address and this will be filled by you in the reservation form on step 2.
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How to book a private transfer to get from Budapest to Rovinj in Christian Transfers Hungary platform?
- Select in website menu the date(s) of travel, pick-up and drop off point, number of tourists, one way or return;
- Click "Find transfer" and the website will go to the search results page, the page with the cars available for your request;
- Select you car by clicking the radio button near the price;
- Select your car and go to the next step where you will complete your travel details, like Pick-up and Drop-off addresses;
- Go to the next step where you'll pay secure online by card;
- You'll receive an email with confirmation about the travel details, you'll check and confirm this by email;
- The entire booking online by our website might last under 5-7 minutes.
Why use Christian Transfers private transfers from Budapest when you are in Hungary?
- Reliability and convenience because of the carefully selected local transportation companies;
- Save money & time with fixed rates, no hidden charges, no surge or dinamic prices, no charge for excess luggage;
- No surprises about Airport Meet and Greet;
- 24 hours pick-up or drop-off, vehicle and passenger seat insurance, friendly hotel or resort orientation;
- Door to door service for private transfers, monitored flight and train schedule for airports and stations pickups;
- Christian Transfers can arrange any type of private transportation from Budapest for any party size to most of the destinations you might need in Hungary or countries around;
- Private taxi for transfers or minivans for groups, minibuses and coaches are available on the website or on request.
What type of cars can you book in Christian Transfers marketplace in Hungary?
- Cars may vary from one location to another, but most of the times we can book for your group the followings cars with our local subcontractors:
- Private Taxi for 1-3 people; Toyota, Skova, Volfskwagen, Renault, Dacia, Ford;
- Private Minivans for up to 8 people, Mercedes Vito, Volkswagen Transporter, Ford Transit, Renault Trafic;
- Executive Cars for up to 3 people, Mercedes E Classe, Audi A6, BMW serie 5;
- Executive Minivans for up to 7 people, Mercedes V Classe, Mercedes Viano;
- VIP Cars for up to 3 people, Mercedes S Class, Audi A8, BMW Serie 7, Bentley, Rolls Royce;
- Private Minibuses for up to 22 people, Mercedes Sprinter, Volfskwagen Crafter, Ford Transit;
- Private Coaches for up to 50 people, Mercedes Turismo, Setra.