Europe
Getting around Croatia
Between cities
Getting around Croatia
Buses are the backbone (Zagreb–Split about 5 hours); trains are slow and limited. Jadrolinija and private catamarans serve the islands; book summer sailings early.
Key facts
- Ride-hailing apps: Uber, Bolt.
- Driving: on the right. EU licences are valid. Most other licences work for short stays; carry an IDP if yours isn't in Latin script.
- HŽPP (Croatian Railways passenger services)
- Jadrolinija ferries
- FlixBus Croatia
Getting around by place
- SplitGetting around
- DubrovnikGetting around
- ZagrebGetting around
- HvarGetting around
- ZadarGetting around
- PulaGetting around
- RovinjGetting around
- MakarskaGetting around
- KorčulaGetting around
- BračGetting around
- ŠibenikGetting around
- KrkGetting around
- PorečGetting around
- TrogirGetting around
- VisGetting around
- RijekaGetting around
Sources
- HŽPP (Croatian Railways passenger services)
- Jadrolinija ferries
- FlixBus Croatia
- US State Department travel advisory
- Croatian Ministry of the Interior: digital nomads
- UK FCDO travel advice: Croatia
- Speedtest Global Index: Croatia
- EF English Proficiency Index 2025: Croatia
- World Bank open data
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