Refuelling on the way from Hungary to the Adriatic

Driving from Hungary to the Adriatic you enter Slovenia at Pince and continue on the A5 and A1. Regulated Slovenian off-motorway prices are usually below the Hungarian market prices that apply to foreign drivers. Refuel just after the border, around Murska Sobota or Maribor.

• Off-motorway petrol 95 and diesel prices in Slovenia are regulated and change every 14 days.
• Slovenian motorways require an e-vignette; the Hungarian matrica is not valid here.

FAQ

Is fuel cheaper in Slovenia than in Hungary and Croatia?

For foreign drivers usually yes — regulated Slovenian prices are below Hungarian market prices and often below Croatian ones too.

Do I need a Slovenian vignette?

Yes. The Hungarian matrica is not valid in Slovenia; a separate Slovenian e-vignette is required.

Where is the last cheap station before Croatia?

Towards the Adriatic around Postojna or Koper; towards Zagreb in Novo mesto.