How to reach us

ARRIVAL BY CAR

The city of Zadar is an easily accessible destination which you can reach by land, sea or air. With its good infrastructure it is directly connected to other bigger Croatian cities: Zagreb, Rijeka, Split and Osijek. Excellent connectivity makes you come safe and easily: with the new highway Zagreb - Split (A1) in less than 3 hours from Zagreb and Rijeka.

To enter Croatia, a driver’s licence, an automobile registration card and vehicle insurance documents are required. An international driving licence is required for the use of rent-a-car services. The permit is issued by the parent motor-club.
The driver of a motor vehicle registered abroad entering the territory of the Republic of Croatia must have a valid International Motor Third Party Liability Insurance document valid on the territory of the European Union, or some other evidence of the existence of such insurance. International insurance documents and evidences are considered to be either an official licence plate of a vehicle normally stationed on the territory of a country whose national insurance bureau is a signatory of the Multilateral agreement or a valid Green Card issued for a vehicle which originates from a country whose national insurance bureau is not a signatory of the Multilateral agreement and other documents and evidences whose validity is recognised by the Croatian insurance Bureau.
Informtion: www.hak.hr

ARRIVAL BY PLANE

Air traffic, although from a small but modern airport (8 km away from the city centre), connects Zadar to the Croatian cities and several European cities (London-Stansted, Paris, Marseille, Berlin, Zürich, Munich, Stockholm, Oslo-Rygge, Brussels-Charleroi, Frankfurt, Düsseldorf-Weeze, Cologne/Bonn, Stuttgart, Billund and Friedrichshafen). You can access other destinations by changing planes in Zagreb which, as the capital of Croatia, belongs to the international air traffic network.
Zadar airport is located in Zemunik Donji in the near vicinity of the Zagreb-Split A1 highway connection (Zadar 2). It is about 8 km far from the centre of Zadar and it represents a vital connection of northern Dalmatia and Lika to the rest of Croatia and the World. Croatia Airlines - the national airline company, a member of the Star Alliance airlines association, links Croatia by direct flights to a number of European destinations: Amsterdam, Vienna, Brussels, Frankfurt, London, Munich, Paris, Rome, Sarajevo, Skopje, Zurich, Düsseldorf, Copenhagen, Podgorica and Priština, In the high season, the Croatian coast is linked by air with additional destinations in Austria, France, Germany and Great Britain. In cooperation with its partners, Croatia Airlines enables its passengers to reach destinations across the world.
Info: www.zadar-airport.hr

ARRIVAL BY BOAT

Regular travel and ferry lines to Italian port of Ancona (Ancona, Pescara and Bari from Split and Dubrovnik). Daily ferry line connects Rijeka and Split during whole year. Line continues to Dubrovnik 3 times a week.
All ports, including those on the islands are available to regular ferry lines. During summer season ferry lines are more frequent.

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