Getting there
Getting to Croatia
Eight passenger airports, a toll motorway network, one rail operator and a dense ferry system. This page links the official source for each, nothing in between.
Airports
Croatia has eight passenger airports. Timetables and live arrivals sit on each airport's own site, which is always the current source.
By car
Croatia charges motorway tolls by section, not with a national vignette: take a ticket at the entrance, pay at the exit, or use an ENC electronic tag. Fuel and rest stops are frequent on the A1 and A3.
By train
Rail reaches Zagreb, Rijeka and Split. It is slower than the bus on most routes but comfortable, with night-train options in summer. Tickets and timetables are at the national operator.
By bus
The intercity bus network is the workhorse of Croatian public transport: frequent, affordable and covering places rail does not. Zagreb's main bus station lists most long-distance departures.
Main ferry routes
The routes that carry most island traffic. Timetables and fares change every season, so they are not repeated here: the official schedule is one click away.
- SplitSupetar (Brač)
- SplitStari Grad (Hvar)
- SplitVis
- SplitRogač (Šolta)
- SplitVela Luka (Korčula)
- ZadarPreko (Ugljan)
- ZadarBrbinj (Dugi otok)
- DubrovnikLopud (Elafiti)
- DrvenikSućuraj (Hvar)
- OrebićKorčula
- Valbiska (Krk)Merag (Cres)
- PriznaŽigljen (Pag)