Bus Odesa – Brașov
This route is available for reservation with payment to the driver on boarding.
The Odesa – Brașov bus covers about 700 km, takes roughly 14–16 h. Departures run regularly, several times a day, and tickets can be booked online in advance.
- Distance
- 700 km
- Travel time
- 14–16 h
Odesa – Brașov bus schedule
| Departure | Arrival | Duration | Running days | Carrier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 07:30Avtostantsiia "Starosinna", pl. Starosinna, 1a-2, platforma 6 | 22:30Avtovokzal Kodrianu 2 | 15htransfers: 1 | Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun | ООО "SARVALTEH AUTO" |
| 08:00Avtovokzal "Odesa", vul. Kolontaivska, 58 | 22:30Avtovokzal Kodrianu 2 | 14h 30mintransfers: 1 | Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun | ООО "SARVALTEH AUTO" |
Cheapest departure in the next 30 days — 2026-08-04, from 2543 ₴.
Typical schedule from search data as of 2026-07-21. Check the search above for departures and seat availability on a specific date.
About the Odesa – Brașov route
The Odesa – Brașov bus links Black Sea Odesa with the main city of Transylvania, set in Romania's Carpathian mountains. The route runs through Moldova with a transfer in Chișinău, then crosses the Moldovan-Romanian border and continues via Bucharest north into the mountains. Brașov is one of Romania's most popular destinations: a medieval old town, Bran Castle nearby, and the Poiana Brașov ski resort. Beyond tourists, the service carries labour migrants and students. Ukrainian citizens need no visa for Romania. Tickets are sold as a reservation: lock in a seat online, pay the driver in cash at boarding.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need a visa for Romania?
No — Ukrainian citizens do not need a visa; a valid biometric international passport is enough for short stays.
Is there a transfer on this route?
Yes, services usually involve a transfer in Chișinău lasting about an hour and a half. Transfer details are shown in the trip description during search.
How long is the trip from Odesa to Brașov?
Roughly 14–16 hours over about 700 km, accounting for the transfer and two borders — Ukrainian-Moldovan and Moldovan-Romanian.
