Arriving to/from Croatia by air, by ferry or by car

This page covers
different ways of getting to Croatia - you can reach Croatia by air, by
bus, by train, by car and by ferry and your kind of transport may depend
on the country you are coming from.

Reaching Croatia
by air can be quite expensive, and during high season (July and August),
making travel arrangements can be quite bothersome.

Presently, only
a few low-cost airlines fly directly to Croatia from the UK or Ireland (check
our by Air
page for more), so for reaching Croatia it is wise to fly to close by
countries like Italy, Austria and Slovenia and then proceed to your final
destination.

Many of tourists
traveling to Croatia have decided to take advantage of low-cost airlines'
cheap flights to Trieste, Venice, Treviso, Bologna, Ancona, Pescara or Bari
in nearby Italy. Check Ryanair for
more information.

Once arriving
in Croatia it will be interestind to find out how to get around.

Our getting around page will you give you important information how
to move from one to another region using the best and the chepaest means
of transportation.

What is currency in Croatia? The Kuna is Croatia currency. One Kuna
( code-HRK) is equal to 100 Lipa. The Croatia banknote is available with
value of 1000, 500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10, and 5 Kuna. The Croatia coin is
available with value of 5 Kuna, 2 Kuna, 1 Kuna, 50 Lipa, 20 Lipa, 10 Lipa,
5 Lipa, 2 Lipa, and 1 Lipa. 5 Kuna banknotes is limited in market and 5
Kuna coin is more popular.

Arrving to Croatia by air: To help you find the lowest Croatia flight,
as well as last minute airfares, we have provided you a range of flight
options in partnership with trusted global brands such as Travelocity.com,
Expedia.com, Priceline.com, Orbitz, CheapTickets, Kayak, Hotwire, CheapAir.com,
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and more.

Arriving to Croatia by ferry: Getting to Croatia coming from Italy,
you can use Croatia by ferry connections from Ancona, Pescara, Venice, Bari
to Split, Zadar, island Hvar, Brac, Dubrovnik, Porec, Rovinj, Pula, island
Vis. Search engine is very easy to use if you are looking for International
Croatia connection timetable as well as local one from Split, Rijeka, Zadar,
Sibenik and Dubrovnik. Ferries connect all islands with the main land and
with the most important ports in Italy.

Arriving to Croatia by car: To enter Croatia by car, a driver's licence,
an automobile registration card and vehicle insurance documents (including
Green Card) are required. Find the Best Deals on Renting a Car in Croatia:

Croatia rent a car Europe Auto Rental. In order to visit Croatia by
car, please choose your date, among 13 cities and desired car classes.

Below is
a short guide how to reach various destinations in Croatia flying by
Ryanair or
EasyJet to
reach numerous towns and cities along the eastern coast of Italy. Depending
on where you're headed, we wouldn't really recommend considering all of
them! For example, if your final destination is somewhere in Dalmatia, it's
not the best idea to fly to Venice; Ancona, Pescara or Bari are more suitable,
as from any of these three you can get ferries across to various Dalmatian
ports. Check our

Croatia ferry page.

Please note!!
If you need to book your flight by EasyJet please

email here.