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Split ferry port
Split's ferry port makes a scenic entrance


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Whether by plane, boat, bus, train or car, it's getting ever easier to travel to Split. With new
trains, new air routes, a new motorway to Zagreb plus dozens of ferries and buses, Split is becoming one of Croatia's prime points of entry.  

Flights to Split

Low-cost carriers are adding Split to their flight plans making air travel to Split remarkably good value with more choices than ever. Read more.

Ferries to Split

Split has a massive ferry port with boats coming and going from Italy and the Croatian islands. Read more.

Buses to Split

 The Split bus station is a busy, busy place with buses going up and down the coast and further afield. Read more.

Trains to Split

 If you're coming from Zagreb, Sibenik or Zadar, a train to Split can be a comfortable and convenient alternative to a bus if it fits within your schedule. Read more.

 Driving to Split

A long-awaited motorway connecting Zagreb and Split has shortened travel time between the two cities to a mere four hours. Someday pretty soon (say 2050) that motorway will run as far south as Dubrovnik and maybe even beyond. Travel time will be much shorter but no way will it be as scenic as the winding, sometimes scary coastal road.

 

 

 

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