How to arrive?

There are regular flights departing for the capital of Croatia – Zagreb, from almost all international airports. You can continue to fly towards the coastal places from there. Croatian Airlines and several large foreign companies fly to Zagreb every day. In the peak season the number of flights are increased, and many charter flights are moving directly toward the biggest tourist destinations in Croatia: Pula, Rijeka, Split, Dubrovnik and Brac.

www.croatiaairlines.hr
www.germanwings.com

Entering and driving in Croatia you will need your green insurance card and a valid driving license. Toll charges apply to most of the highways, semi-highways and bridges.

www.hac.hr
www.hak.hr

Bus lines connect all parts of Croatia, with all neighboring countries, as well as most central and west European countries. Croatia also has a high-quality and well-developed national network of buses, which reaches even the smallest towns on the coast.

Information bus station Zagreb

International traffic, tel. +385 1 6157 938
www.akz.hr

Information bus station Split

www.ak-split.hr

Information bus station Zadar

www.liburnija-zadar.hr/kolodvor

Types of trains that ride are EuroCity (EC), InterCity (IC), Express (Ex), fast (B), and local trains. The railway network connects all major Croatian cities, except Dubrovnik. Direct lines connect Croatia to Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, France, and Germany. There are indirect connections with all the other European countries.

Railway Station in Zagreb

International traffic, tel. +385 1 4573 283
www.hznet.hr

Railway Station in Split

www.hznet.hr

Railway Station in Zadar

www.hznet.hr

International ferry and passenger lines connect Italian (Venice, Trieste, Ancona, Bari and Pescara) and the Croatian ports on these routes:

• Zadar - (Brbinj / Long Island) - Ancona;
• Korcula - (Old Town / Hvar) - Split - (Vis) - Ancona;
• Split - Pescara;
• Pula, Umag, Porec, Rovinj, Mali Losinj and Rabac - Venice;
• Pula - Rimini;
• Dubrovnik - Bari.

Daily ferry lines connect Rijeka and Split throughout the year. The line continues to Dubrovnik three times a week. Ferries from Rijeka to the southern part of the coast (Rijeka - (Rab) - (Zadar) - Split - (Old Town / Hvar) - Korcula - (Sobra / Mljet) - Dubrovnik - Bari), are a very good solution for drivers who this way can avoid a hard to drive yet scenic coast. If you have already come from far away, the ship is a good opportunity to relax until you arrive at your vacation destination.

Regular local and catamaran ferry lines connect the islands of Cres, Losinj, Rab, Pag, Ugljan, Pasman, Long Island, Iz, Solta and Brac, Hvar, Vis, Peljesac peninsula, the island of Korcula, Lastovo and Mljet with the mainland.

Information:

www.jadrolinija.hr
Jadrolinija, Riva 16, 51000 Rijeka, tel: +385 (0)51 666 100
Dubrovnik +385 20 41 80 00;+385 20 41 83 80
Split +385 21 33 83 33; +385 21 33 83 04
Zadar +385 23 25 05 55; +385 23 25 48 00
Split tours/BlueLine, Boktuljin put bb, 21000 Split, +385 (0)21 352 533

During the summer season, all ferry lines sail more frequently.