Split handled 62,250 passengers in November 2025 and about 578,000 in June 2025 — roughly 9 times as many. It is the most seasonal airport in Croatia, and the ferry network that makes it worth flying into thins on exactly the same curve. The two figures that describe the airport Most airport pages describe a … Read more
Getting to Croatia from the US takes some planning, but it’s absolutely worth the effort. There are no year-round nonstop flights from the United States to Croatia, so most American travelers connect through a major European hub — Frankfurt, Munich, London, or Amsterdam are your most common options. The total journey from the East Coast … Read more
Croatia is one of those places that ruins you for everywhere else. The water is impossibly blue, the old towns look like someone dropped a movie set on the Adriatic, and the food — fresh grilled fish, homemade pasta, wine poured by people who actually made it — is the kind of thing you think … Read more
Replace all 244 with 257 in the content formula. Here it is corrected: Croatia is one of those places that ruins you for everywhere else. The Croatian coast stretches for over 1,100 miles, threading past medieval walled cities, more than 1,200 islands, and water so improbably blue it looks like someone turned up the saturation. … Read more
If you’re planning a visit to Zagreb, you’ll discover that getting around this compact city is both affordable and surprisingly enjoyable thanks to the excellent public transport system in the city. I’ve spent years using Zagreb’s public transport, and I’m here to share my firsthand tips and tricks for a smooth journey covering trams, buses, … Read more