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By car or motorbike
Getting your own means of transport is still one of the most popular ways to get to Croatia.
Both of the suggested routes that we have a similar length and it clears up at the same time. We hope that the information gathered here will help you choose an option.
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Route by:
Czech Republic, Austria, Slovenia
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Route by:
Slovakia, Hungary
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- Cieszyn (PL / CZ)
- Olomouc
- Brno
- Mikulov (CZ / A)
- Vienna
- Gratz
- Field (A / SLO)
- Maribor
- Ptuj
- Trakošćan(SLO/HR)
- Krapina
- ZAGREB
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- Chyżne (PL / SK)
- Rožomberok
- Elected
- Šahy (SK / H)
- Budapest
- Balatonkeresztúr
- Nagykanisza
- Letenye/Goričan(H/HR)
- ZAGREB
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ZAGREB
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Croatia's motorways
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Croatia's roads
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Prices highways:
All prices are approximate vignettes accuracy of the euro exchange rate volatility in countries that do not have the currency and on a passenger car up to 3.5 T. Prices of highways in Croatia on a passenger car up to 1.9m without a trailer. In Croatia, the fee for cars depends on their height and all the "busy", unfortunately, pay higher fees (20% -40% depending on the distance - short% larger, long% smaller).
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Information for drivers:
Mandatory riding a light beam 24 hrs. / Day: Poland, Hungary (only undeveloped areas), Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Slovenia, Austria (only in case of bad weather), Croatia (Only in the case of bad weather and on the last Sunday in October to the last Sunday in March).
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Travel through Croatia
You can choose the path that is faster and more convenient highway, but you can (especially if this is your first visit to Croatia), Adriatic bus ride.
Toll highways, in addition to saving time, it is also awe-inspiring Sveti Rok tunnel (5679m) and Mala Kapela (5821m) and interesting mountain landscapes.
Transfer Adriatic route is a lesson of history, the smell of the sea and the small coastal town, where holiday bustle mixed with secluded beaches.
When planning the route, please take into account the fact that in high season (July and August), on a motorway in Croatia during the daylight hours, especially on Saturdays (the most common change camps), often create traffic jams.
In this case the best plan the trip so as to be in Split on Saturday morning. The central part of the Polish travels an average of 15-20 hours.
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Ferry to Island of Brac
Upon arrival in Split, you get to the ferry (TRAJEKT) located next to Diocletian Palace in the center of Split.
The only carrier currently serve the Split - Supetar is Jadrolinija. In the summer, ferries run regularly almost every hour. A detailed schedule can be found on page www.jadrolinija.hr
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Getting to the Diving Center
Coming from the ferry must travel around the ring road above the village of Supetar. Drive through the port is closed and the road leading through the center is twisty and in places very narrow.
Walking route takes you around the harbor basin, the center, along the beach and boardwalk.
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The route by: Czech Republic - Austria-Slovenia route by Slovakia - Hungary
Opłaty:Czechy - winieta:10 dni: 310 koron (70,50 PLN)miesiąc: 440 koron (94,50 PLN)rok: 1500 koron (293,50 PLN)Austria - winieta:10 dni: 8 €2 miesiące: 23,40 €rok: 77,80 €Słowenia– winieta:tydzień: 15€miesiąc: 30 €rok: 95 €Chorwacja:Trakošćan –Zagrzeb: 37 HRK Cieszyn (PL/CZ) - Olomouc - Brno - Mikulov (CZ/A) Wiedeń - Gratz - Spielfeld (A/SLO) Maribor - Ptuj - Trakošćan (SLO/HR) - Krapina - Zagrzeb Opłaty:Słowacja - winieta:10 dni: 10 €miesiąc: 14 €rok: 50 €Węgry - winieta:10 dni: 2975 forint (64,50 PLN)miesiąc: 4780forint (98,00 PLN)rok: 42980 forint (803,00 PLN)Chorwacja:Goričan-Zagrzeb: 36 HRK Chyżne (PL/SK) - Rožomberok - Zvolen - Šahy (SK/H) Budapest - Balatonkeresztur - Nagykanisza - Letenye/Goričan (H/HR) –Zagrzeb
ZAGREB
Roads highways by Croatia by Croatia
Croatia: Zagreb - 157HRK Zagreb - Bosiljevo - Mala Kapela - Brinje - Pirovac - Vrpolje - Dugopolje - Split Zagreb - Karlovac - Plitvice Lakes - Korenica - Gračac - Knin - Sinj - Split
The prices of vignettes and car on highway to 1.9 meters in height without a trailer. In Croatia, the fee for cars on the highway depends on their height and all the "busy" as an example, T4, Vito, etc. Unfortunately, they pay higher fees.
Information for drivers: Mandatory skiing highlights: Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Słowenia.Austria: a ban on possession of speed camera detectors - confiscation. A vehicle having right of way loses it when it stops. Austria, Croatia: mandatory reflective vest. In all countries, obligatory sticker "PL" on the back of the car samochoduWyposażenie be in accordance with the Polish.
