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Newsflash! Americans can book all flights and pay
in dollars. No more
sweating over exchange rates. Read more.
Cheap Flights from Europe
to Croatia
Zagreb,
Croatia's capital is the main entry point into the country.
You'll find plenty of flights
to Zagreb from all European capitals run by Croatia
Airlines, the national carrier, as well as other airlines.
Lately more air routes to Croatia have been opening up and
there are good deals on direct flights to other Croatian gateway
cities. See more on
Cheap Flights from the UK to Croatia
The popularity of short breaks and weekend
breaks has brought a lot more choice into flights between
the UK and Croatia, especially in flights to Pula, Split
and Dubrovnik. Super low-cost carriers like Ryanair
and Easyjet have
also entered the market but before you book with these carriers
you should read this article
about their hidden charges and how to avoid them. Be
aware that many of the following routes
start in spring and end in the fall. During the winter there are few, if
any cheap flights to Croatia.
- Flybe
has opened very cheap fares on its new routes
from Exeter and Birmingham to Dubrovnik . Find
out more.
- Thomsonfly
has cheap flights from London (Gatwick
and Luton) to Dubrovnik that start
at £22.49
not to mention flights from Birmingham,
Doncaster-Sheffield, London (Gatwick and Luton), Manchester
to Pula (from May 2008).
Find
out more.
- Ryanair
has rock-bottom fares from London (Stansted) to
Pula and Dublin to Zadar starting at the end
of March 2008 plus flights to Ancona, Bari, Pescara, Trieste
and Venice where there are ferries
to Croatia.
- Easyjet
flies from London
Gatwick to Split daily
from April 21, 2008 and from Bristol
to Split starting
in late April.
- Wizz
Air flies from Luton to Zagreb Monday,
Friday and Sunday.
Cheap Flights from Central
Europe to Croatia
- from Hannover, Cologne, Stuttgart, Munich
and Leipzig to Rijeka
- from Hannover, Stuttgart and Munich to Dubrovnik
flies from Prague to Zadar twice weekly
(Tuesday & Saturday)
starting June 7. There are also regular flights
from Bratislava, Milan, Prague and Vienna to Dubrovnik and
Split. Prices are
unbelievably low.
Cheap Flights from North America
to Croatia
If you're coming from North America,
you'll need to be cagey to get the best fares. Remember the
only non-stop flight between North America and
Croatia is the weekly
Skyservice
flight from Toronto to Zagreb. Otherwise
the best deals on a round trip flight to Zagreb will
involve at least one change in Europe. You may
be tempted to fly to London to take advantage of
a cheap fare to the Croatian coast. Be aware that
some low-cost airlines to Croatia are not flying
out of international airports such as Heathrow
or Gatwick but use the local airports, Stansted
or Luton.
Dealing with the Falling Dollar
Sinking dollar got you depressed? Don't
be. You can lock in the dollar value of your flights--even
domestic European flights-- by booking through
Lessno, recently featured
in the New York Times.
 Here's
what they said:
Over the last year, Lessno.com has
begun to offer travelers booking intra-Europe flights
the option of viewing and paying for airfare in
dollars at the prevailing exchange rate, so that
American customers aren’t hit with fees for
international purchases or penalized with higher
exchange rates. This even
applies to tickets on Lessno.com from low-cost
carriers like Ryanair and easyJet, which typically price flights in euros
or pounds.
More Online Booking
Options
When you check out flights to Croatia,
also check for cheap flights to Trieste, Ancona, Bari, Venice
or Pescara, Italy or to Ljubljana, Slovenia which have many
transport connections to Croatia. See more on getting
to Croatia from Slovenia and Italy.
The following sites are known for
their reliability and cheap fares. In many cases, you can
save even more money if you book your flights,
hotels and car rentals together.
- Kayak
Not only does this engine search hundreds of airlines
for the best fares, it also searches hotels and car rental
companies for the best online deals.
- Ebookers
E bookers offers a huge selection of 2 million discounted
fares from over 120 airlines. Find
out more.
- Expedia
UK
Expedia.co.uk was established in 1998 in the UK, and is
now the leading online travel agent in the UK. Expedia globally,
is the largest seller of travel online in the world. Find
out more.
- Opodo
The NYTimes commented, "the British site Opodo . .
. frequently displayed lower fares than its British or American
competitors". You must be able to provide a UK address.
Find
out more.
- Orbitz
Owned by major airlines, Orbitz offers a "Low Fare
Promise" that guarantees the lowest fare on
routes it services. The search box has a nice day-before,
day-after feature that eases your search if your travel
dates are flexible. Find
out more.
- Travelocity.com
One of the biggest, it
has everything to everywhere.
Find out more.
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