Quick and easy transfer from the airport to the center of Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik

The Franjo Tuđman Airport is located 12 kilometers from the city center. When you arrive in Zagreb, exit the airport building and use escalators to go upstairs. Your driver will wait for you upstairs on the road close to the Departures. 

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Zagreb is one of the travelers’ favorite destinations because of its glamorous architecture, rich history, entertaining nightlife and excellent food. Its visitors are wowed by the Upper Town, Kaptol and Medvedgrad. Also, due to the mild climate, visiting Zagreb is always a great idea, even in winter. For three consecutive years, Zagreb’s Advent has been voted the best European advent and it is truly worth experiencing it. Zagreb is also an important hub for all the travelers arriving in this part of the region, seeing as its airport connects the city to 50 different destinations across Croatia, Europe and the world.

Once you land at the Split Airport, you are 6 kilometers from Trogir and as many as 25 kilometers from the center of Split. But, don’t worry, with Uber you can easily reach your desired destination. Exit the airport building, cross the street, go down the stairs and walk straight forward through the parking lot. Your driver will wait for you on bus station on the main road.

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Split is the largest Dalmatian city dating back to the year 295, when the construction of the Diocletian’s Palace, one of the city’s most important landmarks, began. Not far from the palace is a promenade, the locals’ favorite place to hang out and enjoy the view of the sea, and towering over the city is a 13th-century bell tower of the Cathedral of Saint Domnius, Split’s patron saint. Split also impresses its visitors with the Prokurative Square, a touch of France in Marmontova Street, Bačvice Beach and the green oasis atop Marjan Hill. In summertime, Split is “the center of the world” and a point of departure if you are heading out to the islands of Hvar, Brač, Šolta…

If you’re flying into Dubrovnik, you will land at the airport in Čilipi, 22 kilometers from the city. To reach your destination quickly and easily, request an Uber ride. Your driver will be waiting for you to the left of the taxi rank, just outside the arrivals exit.

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The 25-meter-high city walls have defended Dubrovnik from invaders for centuries, and these days they simply leave the city’s visitors breathless – with their grandeur and what they are protecting. Stradun, Sponza Palace, Church of St. Blaise, Orlando’s Column and all the fortresses rising up to 37 meters above sea level make for a truly unique sight that has even brought the filming of the popular Game of Thrones to Dubrovnik. Not far off the coast of Dubrovnik are the Elaphiti Islands boasting breathtaking landscapes and sandy beaches, tiny churches and summer houses built by Dubrovnik’s former nobility. On the island of Lokrum, you will be greeted by the unspoiled nature, where you can go swimming or simply relax in a lake known as the Dead Sea. Dubrovnik is filled with surprises and there is a reason why they call it the Pearl of the Adriatic.