By car
To enter Croatia, a driver's license, an automobile registration card and vehicle insurance documents (including Green Card) are required. Croatian Auto Club on its webpage www.hak.hr offers details on traffic and road conditions.
Gas stations are opened from 7 - 20 h (in the summer till 22 h), some of them work non-stop (0 - 24).
Speed limits are usualy: 130 km/h on highways and semi-highways, 50 km/h in populated places and 80 km/h outside populated areas. Maximum permitted amount of alcohol in blood is 0.0 per mill. Accidents must be reported to the police (phone No 92) immediately. In case of need of technical road assistance, unique phone number available is 987.
Gas stations are opened from 7 - 20 h (in the summer till 22 h), some of them work non-stop (0 - 24).
Speed limits are usualy: 130 km/h on highways and semi-highways, 50 km/h in populated places and 80 km/h outside populated areas. Maximum permitted amount of alcohol in blood is 0.0 per mill. Accidents must be reported to the police (phone No 92) immediately. In case of need of technical road assistance, unique phone number available is 987.
By plane
Croatia can easily be reached by plane. Croatia Airlines, national airport company flies direct to large European capitals: Amsterdam, Rome, Brussels, Vienna, Düsseldorf, Frankfurt, London, Munich, Paris, Prague, Sarajevo, Mostar, Skopje and Zurich.Croatia Airlines: www.croatiaairlines.com
By train
Railroad network connect all larger Croatia cities except Dubrovnik. Direct railroad lines connect Croatia to Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Slovakia, France, Germany, Bosnia and Herzegovina. With all other European countries there are indirect lines. In Croatia there are Euro City (EC), Intercity (IC), express (Ex), fast (B) and local trains.
Ticket prices can be viewed at www.hznet.hr
Ticket prices can be viewed at www.hznet.hr
By ferry / boat
There are currently only ferries services from Italy to Croatia - no services exist from any other European country. You can take ferries (or catamarans) from the ports of Venice, Rimini, Ancona, Pescara or Bari. The Croatian coastal towns and islands are served by ferry and ship services. Croatian company engaged in maritime liner transportation of passengers and vehicles on Adriatic sea: www.jadrolinija.hr
If you wish to enter by sea in a boat or yacht, after entering the coastal sea, river or lake you must take the shortest route to the nearest port or harbor open to international traffic and register your arrival with the authorized body in that harbor and apply for authorization to sail.
