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Getting to Zadar |
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Flights to ZadarCroatia Airlines connects Zadar with Zagreb daily and flies from Prague to Zadar twice weekly (Tuesday & Saturday) starting June 7. Prices are unbelievably low. Ferries to ZadarGetting to Zadar from Italy is easy on the Ancona-Zadar ferry which runs all year. Find out more about ferries to Croatia and ferries in Croatia. Buses to ZadarThere are frequent buses from Zadar to Rijeka (4 1/2 hours), Split (3 hours) Dubrovnik (6 1/2 hours; see the schedule at buses from Dubrovnik) and Zagreb (4 to 5 hours). Some buses from Zagreb passes right by Plitvice Lakes National Park allowing time for a quick visit. Find out more about buses to Croatia and buses in Croatia Trains to ZadarThere are four daily trains from Zagreb to Zadar that go on to Sibenik and Split. There are two high-speed trains daily from Zagreb to Zadar that take less than seven hours with a change at Knin. See the schedule. Did you know that you can actually book your train to Zadar online plus have the ticket delivered to your home? Well you can. You can check out the train schedules and book your ticket at RailEurope (North America), Rail Europe Australia or Rail Europe (UK) Find out more about trains to Croatia and trains in Croatia Driving to ZadarA long-awaited motorway connecting Zagreb and Zadar has shortened travel time between the two cities to a mere 2 1/2 to 3 hours. Someday pretty soon (say 2008) 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. As you head south from Zadar, you'll pass lots of less-than-pretty coastal development but hold on! It gets better about an hour out of town. Find out more about Do you need to rent a car in Zadar? Related Pages |
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