Getting to Split couldn’t be easier! The city is fantastically well served by air from the UK and Europe – just take a look at all of the airlines operating flights to Split below.

Getting to Split

Getting to Split – Flights from the UK to Split

Flight time from the UK to Split is between two and two and half hours, depending on where you are flying from.

Croatia Airlines have flights in summer from London Gatwick (twice a week). You can also reach Split via a stopover in Zagreb.

British Airways have a London Heathrow to Split route, operating from late April. They also have a route from London City Airport to Split, flying three times a week from the end of April, increasing to six times a week in mid May.

Easyjet have daily flights from London Gatwick from mid April to October late, although the route actually starts operating (not daily) from the end of March. They also have flights from London Luton which operate daily in peak season (lower frequency before/after the season) and London Stansted four times a week, plus flights from Bristol, Manchester, Glasgow and Belfast!

Ryanair fly from Dublin to Split.

Wizzair have daily flights from London Luton to Split June to mid September.

Norwegian offer flights twice a week from London Gatwick to Split from early May to the end of October.

Jet2.com have flights from London Stansted, Birmingham, East Midlands, Manchester, Leeds Bradford and Edinburgh to Split.

TUI have a twice weekly flights from both London Gatwick and Manchester, and a new for 2020! once a week flight from Birmingham.

Aer Lingus have twice-weekly flights from Dublin to Split.

See our Flights to Croatia section for full details of dates of operation and frequency of flights from the UK to Split.

Getting to Split – Flights from Europe to Split

N.B. All routes listed below are direct, although most operate only during summer.

Flights from Austria to Split

Flights from Belgium to Split

Flights from the Czech Republic to Split

Flights from Denmark to Split

Flights from Estonia to Split

Flights from Finland to Split

Flights from France to Split

Flights from Germany to Split

  • Croatia Airlines from Berlin, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt year-round, Hamburg and Munich year-round
  • Condor from Frankfurt
  • Easyjet from Berlin
  • EuroWings from Berlin, Cologne/Bonn year-round, Dortmund, Dusseldorf, Hamburg, Hanover, Nuremberg and Stuttgart year-round and other cities in Germany/Europe via connecting flights

Flights from Greece to Split

Flights from Italy to Split

Flights from Macedonia to Split

Flights from the Netherlands to Split

Flights from Norway to Split

Flights from Poland to Split

Flights from Russia to Split

Flights from Serbia to Split

Flights from Spain to Split

Flights from Sweden to Split

Flights from Switzerland to Split

Getting to Split by Ferry from Europe

There are year-round ferries from Ancona in Italy, with a higher frequency of ferries the summer months. See our Travelling from Ancona to Croatia page for more details.

Getting to Split by Bus from Europe

There are regular bus services from, amongst other cities, Munich and Trieste to Split. See the Split Bus Terminal website for timetable details.

Getting to Split by Train from Europe

It is possible to travel by train to Split from elsewhere in Europe, although the majority of routes involve a change of trains at Zagreb. You are best to check the Die Bahn website for timetable details.

Getting to Split from elsewhere in Croatia

There are numerous daily flights from Zagreb to Split (flight time 45 minutes) that operate year-round, and tickets aren’t as expensive as you might think – see the Croatia Airlines website. There are also a few flights a week to Dubrovnik (flight time 35 minutes) and once a week to Osijek (50 minutes) during high season.

There are several trains a day from Zagreb – trains take either 6 hours 15 minutes or 8 hours 10 minutes depending on which train you take. The Die Bahn website is great for train timetables.

There are also many, many buses per day from Zagreb and elsewhere in Croatia to Split. See the Zagreb Bus Terminal website or the Split Bus Terminal website for timetable details.

Numerous catamarans and ferries connect Split with the nearby Adriatic islands (Hvar, Brac, Vis, Korcula and so on) – many of these services are run by Jadrolinija. Kapetan Luka operate a catamaran service from Split to Vis, whilst Bura Line run a service to Slatine and Trogir from Split.

Those travelling up (or down the coast) may well make use of Kapetan Luka‘s catamaran service that runs Dubrovnik – Mljet – Korcula – Hvar Town – Milna (Brac) to Split and vice versa. This catamaran runs daily from mid April to mid October. They also have another service running Dubrovnik – Mljet – Korcula – Makarska – Bol (Brac) – Split and vice versa, operating daily from the end of May to early October. Finally, Jadrolinija also have a coastal catamaran from Dubrovnik – Korcula – Hvar Town – Bol (Brac) to Split, operating daily from the end of May to the end of September.