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There are many travel options to reach Split Croatia, however most popular is to fly into one of the following airports:

Split Airport

The only airport located in Split.
Located about (23.1 km) from the city centre via Ivana Pavla II (28 minute journey by car with taxi services or the public bus number 37 costing €2.23 running Monday- Sunday)

Dubrovnik Airport (DBV), Croatia

Located 259.2 km from Split airport.
Can fly from this airport into Split or alternatively can take the Bus (5 hours 45 mins), The ferry (6 hours) or drive (6 hours).

Alternative airports and travel can be found ..here..

Public Transport in Split, Croatia

There are 19 bus routes in the city itself, plus three night routes. There are also a number of 'suburban' lines to locations outside of the city itself. Useful bus routes are Trogir (bus line 37, which also goes by Split Airport); to Klis, for the fortress (bus line 34); to Solin (several bus lines); and to Omis (bus line 60). Promet Split also runs buses on the islands of Ciovo and Solta.
Split train station is located adjacent to the main bus station and the port. It is unlikely to use trains to travel around the general area, although there are connections to nearby Solin (11 minutes by train) and the Kastela region (20-30 minutes by train to Kastel Stari). ( Trains also used to travel into Zagreb)
There are ferries connecting Split with the nearby islands and other towns and cities in Dalmatia.

Facts & figures

Currency: Croatian Kuna- £1 = 8.77 Croatian Kuna

Electricity and plugs: For Croatia there are two associated plug types, types C and F. Plug type C is the plug which has two round pins and plug type F is the plug which has two round pins with two earth clips on the side. Croatia operates on a 230V supply voltage and 50Hz.

Important telephone numbers

Emergency call: 112
Police: 192
Fire department: 193
Ambulance: 194
Municipal Police Department: 192

For more information on Split Croatia see the Tourist Guide at www.frankaboutcroatia.com and ..here..

Covid Guidelines for Travel

Unsure at this time what the regulations will be for travel in relation to Covid. We recommend that you research your own countries regulations for returning in preparation of your travels.