The car is certainly the easiest, provided live close to the
Croatian border, or less come for a vacation or an extended
stay, otherwise the costs associated with gas, tolls and other
expenses related at the trip will weigh down heavily on
your budget and therefore reduce your holiday budget.
Some data that is to get to Split or region by car from:
Geneva 1206 mi - 13 Madrid 2 hours drive 458 km - 24 hr
drive (This information is for guidance only, within the
limits of speed and break times)
London
2 041 km – 19 hr drive
Paris
1 805 km – 17 hr drive
Brussels
1 677 km – 16 hr drive
Geneva
1 206 km – 13 hr drive
Madrid
2 458 km – 24 hr drive
Off season, it is often better to take a flight to Zagreb, and
then catch the bus to get to Split. It takes an average of 5
hours away, it is true that this is so long but you will
discover the wonderful scenery along the way. The average
cost of a one-way Zagreb-Split is 180 kn (24 €) plus an
average of 7 kuna (€ 1) per bag deposited in the hold.
www.ak-split.hr
Site in Croatian and English
(This information is for guidance only, within the limits of speed and
break times)
The boat is the other way to come to Split; ferry companies
offer maritime links:
Split - Ancona (Italy);
Split - Dubrovnik;
Split - the islands around Split (Hvar, Brac ...).
If you arrive by car to the pier to go to one of the islands
from Split, you should arm yourself with a little patience,
but staff efficiency of shipping companies are doing
everything so that you do not expect too long.
Here are some sites that will interest you if you have to
take a boat, whether by car or pedestrian.
The train (from Zagreb) allows you to get to Split, but the
connections between cities are not as frequent as bus lines
and often very long (expect between 5 and 8 hours to get
from Split to Zagreb for example), but very comfortable
and on time. The cost of the train ticket is almost identical
to the bus.
The site paths Croatian iron gives you simple and clear
information www.hznet.hr Site in Croatian but pretty good
translated by translators on smartphones and tablets.
The Croatian railway network is very satisfactory, but there
is still too little long distance voice rapidly
www.directferries.com
www.blueline-ferries.com
www.jadrolinija.hr
The saying goes that "All roads lead to Rome", we could
also say that "all means are good to get to Split." Split
offers a significant advantage for all travellers, which is to
have the bus terminal, the train station and the ferry
terminal concentrated in the same place, you need only 5
minutes to walk to be in the center of Split, the Riva and
Diocletian's Palace.
View of the Riva from the terminal bus
For all inquiries regarding your visit to Split, do not hesitate to send me your requests to the following email address:
[email protected] I'd be happy to answer your questions and bring you the best choice possible.
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