Hitchhiking from Sveta Nedjelja
Hitchhiking to Sveta Nedjelja
Recent reviews mentioning Sveta Nedjelja
46.02846, 14.47962
Many local cars, not great for going far, some cars to Zagreb―jarsch
45.77366, 15.88117
We found it hard to find a way out of zagreb into slovenia. We also tried the gas station nearby but decided it was best to wait here and try to go to the toll station.―Anonymous
45.7739, 15.88162
This petrolstation is permanently closed. Getting into slovenia is extremely hard now. I would recommend black riding a train into slovenia if you don’t want 2/6 hours waiting times.―Anonymous
45.76074, 15.90163
A lot of tourists going back to Poland, Slovakia, Czechia and Austria. Lot of space for cars to stop. Also the gas station that is close has very nice staff. They gave me cardboard and a marker to write my sign.―Jamez
45.66149, 15.71177
We asked around and a Polish couple agreed to take us all the way to Brno―kamens64
42.6567, 18.09368
Started hitchhiking in the afternoon with a sign reading Split and a Slovenian guy took us all the way to Zadar where he offered us that he'll drive us to Zagreb the next day (it was late when we got to Zadar) which we happily accepted―kamens64
44.0637, 15.52888
We got here at 7pm, tried to hitchhike further but nobody stoped, so we had to sleep in a forest nearby. The other day a kind Slovenian women took us to Zagreb. But overall not a good spot. People make you feel invisible―Vojtamr
45.92728, 15.8288
Very huge traffic lot's of cars. First asked driver in the parking lot was heading towards Vienna center. Hard to get from the city center.―Kasia
45.87729, 15.83262
Good place for locals to pick you up and take you through villages to place, where then you can easily access highway gas station.―Mikol
45.26692, 18.80829
Low traffic, but we got super lucky, kind Croatian man took us all the way to Zagreb.―Vojtamr
44.21237, 15.47071
Wollte zuerst nach Cracac um von dort aus mit dem Zug nach Zagreb zu fahren. Obwohl auf der Autobahn Stau war und alle in Posedarje runtergefahren sind und die Umleitung über Cracac gefahren sind hat mich niemand mitgenommen. Nach über 2,5 Stunden hatte ich das Glück das mich ein Opa mitnahm und sogar selbst nach Zagreb fahren müsste.―Anonymous
45.7047, 13.84689
The Place in theory is great, the only problem is the people coming here, literally no one stopped, if they stopped it was just to show you the finger or to try to hit you with their cars. I tried with different signs (Maribor, Ljubljana, Zagreb, Budapest, Wien, Graz) and no one was going anywhere apparently. Multiple Italians coming by, I asked them as well and the majority of them told me that they would've picked me up if I was a pretty woman. I've never had such a bad experience hitchhiking―Anonymous
45.74499, 15.88078
Not a good spot. Asked around but people were not having it.―viviii
45.74924, 15.88394
Waited around 40 minutes without any cars stopping. Switched spot but ended up coming back to try again and got picked up after ten minutes all the way to split. We stood after the toll booth bc there is a lot of space to pull over but many cars are just speeding up right after the toll booths.―viviii
46.36675, 14.15748
Many cars coming from the roundabout, they can only go towards south (Ljubljana, etc) there is also space for cars to stop a few meters down.―viviii
46.05525, 14.4999
Had a sign for Zagreb and got a ride pretty easily considering most of the traffic was probably commuters.―Chriswally
45.82647, 15.73882
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45.76673, 16.23369
―Ecureuil
46.51264, 17.19184
I was asking around and eventually got a Polish couple to take me all the way to Zagreb (their destination was Pula). A lot of full cars and not much traffic stopping.―hitchhikeress
46.02835, 14.48002
Nice station going to Zagreb.Got there from the overpass west of there, then slipped under the bridge and after jumping the fence (1.5m high, pretty accessible) had to go along the rail for 100m or so.
The station can host many trucks but there weren’t that many of them on an early summer Wednesday.
In the end I approached mostly people at the gas station.
Also, the toilets cost 1€ but easy to hide behind a truck.
―Alexbrn