CroatiaSpots – An Insider’s Guide to Croatia
Split Airport (SPU) known officially as Zračna Luka Split (Resnik Airport) is among the busiest airports in Croatia and primarily serves the popular central Dalmatian islands. This airport, a gateway for a couple of millions of tourists per year seeking the sun and culture of Croatia’s coast, consists of just one passenger terminal. Given this, we recommend arriving … Read more How Early to Arrive at Split Airport
The Croatian island of Brac is one of the most popular islands in the country. The island features beautifully clean beaches, the well-known Zlatni rat in Bol, one of the best-known beaches in Croatia. Brac is also the closest of all Croatia’s islands to the mainland, where olive oil production is a century-old industry while wine and … Read more Brač Island
Island Hopping from Split is a very good choice. Split is a convenient transportation hub for the whole area (the airport is nearby, ferries are there, buses too) so the town is a very good starting point for island-hop to all islands in the archipelago including Dubrovnik too.This article covers a selection of options for … Read more Island Hopping from Split
Getting from Split to Hvar island involves at least 5 options – you can get there by passenger ferry, car ferry, bus & ferry, water taxi, or private transfer. The nearest distance between Split and Hvar island is just over 36 kilometers (22.5 nm). There are no flights between the two places and no train connections. … Read more Split to Hvar
Getting from Zadar to Split and Split to Zadar involves just a couple of options – you can get there by bus, taxi, Uber or private transfer. There are no direct flights between Zadar and Split, no train connections nor direct ferry crossings. Zadar to Split by Bus Travelling by bus is the cheapest option … Read more Getting from Zadar to Split
Split Airport (SPU) is one of the busiest airports in Croatia. Also known as Airport Resnik, it is situated 24.5 km west of Split, 6.5 km east of Trogir, and is a 15-minute walk to the lovely beach. The recently renovated airport offers a spacious passenger terminal with plenty of facilities. Distance from Split airport to … Read more Split Airport
Getting from Split Airport (SPU) to Split city centre involves at least 5 options – you can get there by shuttle bus, local bus, train & bus, ferry, taxi, water taxi, or private transfer. The distance between Split Airport (Resnik) and the centre of the city is 25 kilometres (15 miles). How to get from Split Airport to the … Read more Split Airport to City Centre
Dalmatia’s main ferry port and transport hub, the main getaway to Hvar, Vis, Brac and Korcula islands, with extensive bus connections to numerous places in Croatia as well as Bosnia & Herzegovina, Split is an ideal base to do numerous day trips from. Croatian national parks of Krka, Plitvice Lakes and Mljet are all within a few … Read more Day Trips from Split
The easiest way to get around Split is to use public transport or walk. Avoid using cars as parking is pretty scarce, particularly in the city centre. If you need a car, use a taxi or Uber instead. Here is your comprehensive guide to public transport in Split, including Split taxis, bus routes, airport shuttle buses and Split metro … Read more Getting around Split
This is a map of public buses in Split that covers all bus lines. To get from the ferry port, the main bus or train station to Split Airport and back, take bus no 37 (Airport info + how early to arrive). If you are arriving at the ferry port and need to go to … Read more Split Bus Map
The bus station in Split, Croatia, also known as Autobusni kolodvor Split is situated next to the main city’s train station, very close to all ferry departure and arrival points. The station is within a short walking distance (10 minutes) of the city centre and Diocletian’s Palace. Bus Terminal Facilities Split Bus terminal is open 24/7, its facilities … Read more Split Bus Station
The train station in Split, also known as Željeznički kolodvor Split is part of Croatia’s rail network. It is situated next to the main city’s bus station and terminal which is also very close to all ferry departure and arrival points. The station is within easy walking distance of the city centre and Diocletian’s Palace. Facilities Within the … Read more Split Train Station
Getting to Split is easy – the city is one of the main transportation hubs in Croatia. You can get here by several transport options including by plane, bus, ferry, train or car. Here is what is available: Buses to Split The main bus terminal, situated in the very centre of the city is a … Read more Getting to Split
Map of all car ferries and fast catamaran ferry crossings Map of all car ferries and fast catamaran ferry crossings to and from Split, Croatia The map shows all local domestic direct ferry routes to and from the Split ferry port including fast ferry shuttle service to and from Split Airport, car ferries to Brac, … Read more Split Ferry Map
Split, Croatia’s second-largest city, is the main town in Dalmatia with an ancient centre formed around the Palace of Diocletian, the Roman emperor. It is also Dalmatia’s main ferry port and transport hub, the getaway for Hvar, Vis, Brac and Korcula, a popular Croatia’s islands. Split is a very busy city with extensive bus connections … Read more Split
The Croatian island of Hvar is by far the most popular island in the country. The island of sunshine, lavender and beautifully clean beaches is, beside Dubrovnik, Croatia’s top destination. Hvar is also the sunniest of all Croatia’s islands where lavender oil production is a century-old industry while lavender fields dominate the landscape of small … Read more Hvar island
Discover the best mainland and island destinations to visit on this three to five-day trip around Dalmatia. With this itinerary, you will visit two popular Croatian cities, Dubrovnik and Split as well as five Croatian islands – Lokrum, Korcula, Badija/ Vrnik, Hvar and Pakleni islands. Island Hopping between Dubrovnik and Split in 3 to 5 … Read more How to Spend 3 – 5 days Island Hopping in Croatia