CroatiavsSerbia
Croatia
Serbia2.5% less than Croatia — that is €2.30 on a 50-litre tank.
| Per litre | Croatia | Serbia | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Petrol 95 | €1.81 | €1.76 | €0.05 · €2.30/tank |
| Diesel | €1.95 | €2.01 | €0.05 · €2.70/tank |
| LPG | €0.98 | €0.93 | €0.05 · €2.55/tank |
Is the crossing worth it?
What you save by filling up in Serbia, against what the detour costs you at €1.76/L and 7 L/100 km.
| Tank filled | You save | Worth a detour of |
|---|---|---|
| 40 L | €1.84 | up to 15 km round trip |
| 50 L | €2.30 | up to 19 km round trip |
| 60 L | €2.76 | up to 22 km round trip |
| 70 L | €3.22 | up to 26 km round trip |
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Frequently asked questions
Is fuel cheaper in Croatia or Serbia?
Serbia is cheaper for petrol 95 — €1.76 per litre against €1.81 in Croatia, a difference of €0.05 per litre (2.5%). On a 50-litre tank that is €2.30 saved.
How much do I save filling up in Serbia?
€2.30 on a 50-litre tank, €3.22 on a 70-litre one. Weigh that against the detour: if crossing costs you 20 extra kilometres, roughly €2.47 of that saving goes straight back into the tank.
Is the cheaper country the same for diesel?
No — and this is easy to get wrong. Serbia wins on petrol, but Croatia is cheaper for diesel at €1.95 against €2.01. The two fuels carry different duty rates, so they do not have to move together.
How current are these prices?
Both sides are 2026-10-19 national averages including all duties and taxes — European Commission, DG Energy — Weekly Oil Bulletin for Croatia and OpenVan.camp — European fuel price aggregation for Serbia. Individual stations vary around the average, and forecourts right at a border crossing routinely price above it precisely because they can.