Travel to Croatia: Cheap Flights, Ferries, and Buses to Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Split, and Istria

Croatia's Dalmatian coast has become one ofItaly but only in the summer season. In addition, there
Europe's most exciting destinations but getting thereare buses to Pula from Venice and to Rovinj and
can be tricky. If you're coming from outside Europe, bePorec from Trieste. Pula airport has non-stop flights in
aware that there are no direct flights from Norththe summer from Manchester, London, Edinburg and
America to Croatia. You'll need to make a stop inGlasgow.
another European city for a flight to Croatia.Travel to Split
Fortunately there are more and more routes openingSplit is situated in the middle of the Dalmatian coast
up. If you're coming from Italy however, the best bet isand makes an excellent entry point. There are
usually to take a ferry to Croatia. That's what mostnon-stop flights to Split from London, Cologne,
Italians do which is why there are more ferries thanFrankfurt, Munich, Prague and Rome. If you're coming
flights from Italy to Croatia.from Italy, you'll find frequent ferries all year from
In travelling to Croatia, there are four main entry points:Ancona and less frequent ferries from Pescara. In the
Dubrovnik, Istria, Split and Zagreb. Let's take them insummer, there's a highly convenient overnight ferry
order.that runs from Venice to Split. Split is connected by
Travel to Dubrobnikbus with most other Croatian cities as well as
It's Croatia's most beautiful spot and well connected byLjubljana, Mostar and Sarajevo.
flight, ferry and train. Taking a flight to Dubrovnik isTravel to Zagreb
easier between March and October when the seasonZagreb is Croatia's capital and connected to most
begins to gear up but you'll find connections fromother European capitals by Croatia Airlines. The
London to Dubrovnik three times a week all year. Tocheapest way to Zagreb from the UK is by Wizzair
get to Dubrovnik from Italy, your only choice iswhich just opened a new service from London to
Jadrolinija's Bari to Dubrovnik ferry which runs all yearZagreb. Other low-cost carriers include SNBrussels
but more often in summer. There are buses towhich has flights from Brussels and Germanwings
Dubrovnik from most other Croatian cities that runwhich has cheap flights from Berlin, Cologne, Hamburg
frequently and efficiently.and Stuttgart. There are buses to Zagreb from other
Travel to IstriaBalkan cities but the train is most convenient if you're
The main entry points in Istria are Umag, Rovinj, Porec,coming from Ljubljana, Venice, Budapest or Vienna.
Pula and Rabac which are all connected by ferries to