Fuel stations Obrežje → Šentilj is a 190 km transit route along the A1 and takes about ~1 h 50 min. The cheapest fill-up comes from leaving the motorway — for example at Novo mesto — where regulated prices apply.
Regulated prices for petrol 95 and diesel in Slovenia change every 14 days, on every second Tuesday.
An electronic vignette is mandatory to drive on Slovenian motorways.
Take the exit at Novo mesto and refuel off the motorway — regulated prices apply there and are lower than at motorway service areas.
Fill up while still in Slovenia — prices on Croatian motorways are higher.
Congestion at the Šentilj crossing is rare, even during the summer travel season.
stations
Obrežje (meja) — 0 km
Novo mesto — 15 km
Ljubljana — 60 km
Celje — 115 km
Maribor — 175 km
Šentilj (meja) — 190 km
FAQ
How many kilometres from Obrežje to Šentilj?
The distance on the A1 motorway is approximately 180 km, the drive takes about 1 hour 45 minutes.
Where is it worth refuelling on this route?
Right after entering Slovenia at Obrežje or at A1 rest areas — prices are lower than in Croatia.
Do I need a Slovenian vignette?
Yes, an e-vignette is mandatory for all motorways and expressways in Slovenia.