All roads lead to Croatia
A destination always rediscovered.
Land, sea or air - any option you choose is a good way to get to Croatia. Rail connections offer direct or transfer connections with almost all European countries. Croatian highways, whether you travel by bus or your own car, are newly built, fast and modern. Its shores are open the whole year via a ferry service from Italy. There are nine international airports across the country which are connected with major European cities, especially during the summer season.
It does not matter how you travel, as long as you come to Croatia!
HOW DO YOU GET TO US?
The Croatian national airline "Croatia Airlines" connects Croatia with all major European centers: Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, London, Madrid, Milan, Moscow, Munich, Paris, Prague, Tel Aviv, Rome, Sarajevo, Skopje, Vienna , Zurich and seasonal Manchester. You can find more information about Croati Airlines flights at www.croatiaairlines.hr or on the phone numbers: +385 1 4819 633 or +385 1 0800 7777.
- Zagreb Airport
10150 Zagreb, Pleso bb, pp 40 - phone: + 385 (0)1 45 62 222,+ 385 (0)1 62 65 222, fax: + 385 (0)1 45 62 033, +385 (0)1 45 62 297, www.zagreb-airport.hr - Split Airport
21120 Split, Kaštelanska cesta 96, pp 2 - phone: + 385 (0)21 203 555, www.split-airport.hr - Zadar Airport
PP 367 - phone.: +385 (0)23 205 800, fax.: +385 (0)23 205 831, www.zadar-airport.hr - Dubrovnik Airport
20213 Čilipi-Konavle phone: +385 (0)20 773 377, fax +385 (0)20 773 322 www.airport-dubrovnik.hr - Airport Brač
(only for smaller aircraft) - phone: + 385 (0)21 648 626, + 385 (0)21 648 606, www. airport-brac.hr
During the summer season, you can also come directly to the island of Brač by plane. The airport is located 15 km from Bol and about 30 km from Supetar.
If you are traveling by car, you can get all the necessary information about Croatian roads and the amount of tolls on the website of the Croatian Auto Club www.hak.hr
Useful information for drivers:
- To drive in the Republic of Croatia, you need: valid driver's license, traffic license and green card as proof of car insurance.
- Traffic rules in the Republic of Croatia:
- Drive on the right side of the road.
- Max allowed speed in settlements is 50 km/h (unless otherwise stated by road signs).
- Max allowed speed outside populated areas is 80 km/h (unless otherwise indicated by traffic signs).
- Max allowed speed on highways is 130 km/h.
- The maximum permissible amount of alcohol in the blood is 0.5 ‰.
If you need any urgent assistance: emergency medical assistance, assistance from the police, firefighters, mountain rescue service or any other emergency assistance, at any time of the day or night, regardless of where you are in Croatia, call 112 free of charge. can send via all mobile and landline networks and from all telephones.
- Roadside assistance - HAK - is available from 0-24 hours on the phone number 987.
- In case of an accident, you can call the police on the unique phone number 112.
Petrol stations on main roads work 0-24 hours, and in settlements from 7 am to 7 pm hours, (in the summer months until 10 p.m.).
Regular international connections connect Croatia with Slovenia, Austria, Italy, Hungary, Germany, France and many other European countries. Bus stations with international traffic are located in all major cities, and you can easily reach all smaller towns in Croatia with the national network of bus lines.
You can get information about the schedule of bus lines, as well as ticket prices, at www.akz.hr
or at the following telephone numbers: for international traffic at +385 1 6157 938, and for national traffic at 060 313 333.
Croatia is very well connected by direct railway lines to Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, France, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro, while it is connected to other European countries by indirect railway connections. Fast and local trains run on Croatian railways, and there are also EuroCity and InterCity railway lines on the following routes:
- EC "Mimara": Berlin - Leipzig - Munich - Salzburg - Ljubljana - Zagreb
- IC "Croatia": Vienna - Maribor - Zagreb
- IC "Kvarner": Budapest - Zagreb - Rijeka
- IC "Drava": Budapest - Čakovec - Ljubljana – Venice
- IC "Adria":Budapest – Nagykanizsa – Zagreb – Split
- EN"1253/1252":Bratislava – Wien – Graz - Zagreb - Split
Information about railway traffic in Croatia can be found at www.hzpp.hr
or to the phone numbers:
- for national traffic: 060 333 444,
- for international traffic: +385 1 4573 283.
More information about timetables, reservations, ticket purchase prices can be found on the official website of Jadrolinija the largest Croatian shipping company, which maintains regular local and international lines throughout Croatia. https://www.jadrolinija.hr/
International lines:
- Ferry crossing between Zadar and Ancona
- Ferry crossing between Split and Ancona
- Ferry crossing between Dubrovnik and Bari
Local lines Ferry port Zadar:
- Zadar – Uglijan
- Zadar – Dugi Otok
- Zadar – Island Iz
Local lines Ferry port Biograd:
- Biograd na moru – Island Pasman
Local lines Ferry port Split:
- Split – Island of Brac
- Split – Hvar Island
- Split - Island of Solta
- Split – Vis
- Split – Korčula
Local lines Ferry port Makarska:
- Makarska – Island of Brac (Sumartin)
Ferry ports on the island of Brač:
- Split – Supetar
Makarska – Sumartin (Reservation recommended)
- Tel. +385 21 63 13 57
- Tel. +385 21 64 82 24
- Split +385 21 338 305
Dalmacijaturist - (catamaran transport) Split +385 21 345 852, Split +385 21 338 333
