Croatia Airlines and budget firms easyJet and Wizzair link Split directly with London. The city has bus and rail connections with Zagreb.
Split Airport is 20km (12.5 miles) north-west of town between Kastela and Trogir. A Croatia Airlines bus is usually waiting (30kn, 30min journey time). If you're flying back on Croatia Airlines, its buses depart 90 minutes before each flight from the stop by the Jadrolinija kiosks at the harbour end of the Riva. For other airlines, check bus times at the Croatia Airlines office on the Riva or phone 021 203 119/021 362 997 — there's no timetable at the stop. If no buses coincide with your flight, then you must take a taxi or city bus No.37 from bay No.3 or No.4 at the suburban station at the corner of Domovinskog rata and Gunduliceva. Buy a ticket from the station kiosk and stamp on board. The bus (every 20-30mins from 4am-11.30pm) goes to Trogir — the stop by the airport is not named as such, so keep a look out. A taxi costs 250kn-300kn.
Split Airport: 021 203 555, www.split-airport.hr
UK office 020 8563 0022/0844 371 0310
Croatia office 01 66 76 555
www.croatiaairlines.hr
UK office 0871 244 2366
www.easyjet.com
UK office 0906 959 0002
Croatia office 0605 50205
www.wizzair.com
There is an InterCity service from Zagreb. Split station is opposite the ferry terminal, a short walk to the Riva and Roman palace.
International trains www.db.de
Croatian trains www.hznet.hr
There are regular services with several companies from Zagreb. Split bus station is opposite the ferry terminal, a short walk to the Riva and Roman palace.
Buses from Zagreb www.akz.hr
There are regular services down the coast from Rijeka, and from Ancona in Italy. Split ferry terminal is a short walk to the Riva and Roman palace.
Croatian boats www.jadrolinija.hr and www.splittours.hr
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