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UpphÀmtning
Din förare kommer att möta dig pÄ din adress i Split.
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Resa
Du kommer att resa bekvÀmt i 4 h 10 min.
Valfri sightseeing
Ren, bekvÀm bil
Professionell chaufför
Flaskvatten
Barnstolar
Handikappanpassad
Rökfri
HusdjursvÀnlig
AvlÀmning
Din förare kommer att slÀppa av dig pÄ din adress i Zagreb.
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Totalt
413 km4 h 10 min
FrÄgor och svar om att resa frÄn Split till Zagreb
Is there a train from Split to Zagreb?
Yes, there is a train service available from Split to Zagreb operated by Croatian Railways. Trains aren't as frequent as in other parts of Europe, so it is very important to book your ticket ahead of time.
What is the best way to get from Split to Zagreb?
If you value comfort, convenience, and having an unforgettable experience, a private car is the best way to travel from Split to Zagreb. You'll ride door-to-door and can stop for sightseeing at some of the most enchanting destinations in Croatia. Otherwise, flights are the fastest option, while trains and buses are the cheapest.
Is the train from Split to Zagreb scenic?
Yes, the train journey from Split to Zagreb offers scenic views of Croatia's countryside. You can admire the rugged cliffs, rolling hills, lush greenery, and quaint villages all from your window. The main drawback is that you can't actually stop to enjoy the natural beauty rolling by.
Vanliga frÄgor
Om du har nÄgra frÄgor, hÀr Àr svaren.
Daytrip Àr det mest bekvÀma sÀttet att uppleva 14 600+ stÀder runt om i vÀrlden.
Varje resenÀr förtjÀnar verklig insikt i kulturerna i de lÀnder de besöker. Och varje fantastisk plats pÄ jorden förtjÀnar att besökas och uppskattas. Vi tror att unik lokal kunskap och verklig mÀnsklig kontakt Àr oersÀttliga nÀr det gÀller att verkligen förstÄ en annan kultur.
Although they are in the same country, a car trip from Split to Zagreb showcases the two parts of the Croatian spectrum: coastal and inland. Coastal Croatia has light-colored paver stones and buildings with a simple Mediterranean style. Life is centered along the seaside promenades and in the shadow of rugged limestone cliffs.
Zagreb, on the other hand, is located in central Croatia and has more of the Baroque-style architecture found in Central Europe. Town squares are surrounded by medium-sized buildings with detailed designs, stained glass windows, and grand entrances.
A trip by car with a private driver is the best way to see both parts of Croatia and the whole rainbow of sights in between. For example, Plitvice Lakes is at the exact halfway mark between Split and Zagreb. The stunning array of waterfalls and lakes make this UNESCO-listed national park one of the most beautiful places on the planet. Krka National Park is another protected landscape with hundreds of animal species and the perfect backdrop for vacation photos, plus the historic towns of Trogir, Sibenik, and Rastoke.
About Zagreb
Zagreb is nestled between the southern slopes of the Medvednica mountain and the banks of the Sava River. It has a rich history dating back nearly a millennium, and today is the quaint capital of Croatia that about 800,000 people call home. Where Split felt more Mediterranean and Roman-inspired, while Zagreb follows the Austro-Hungarian city style found in other capitals like Budapest and Vienna.
The history of Zagreb traces back to the Middle Ages when two settlements, Gradec and Kaptol, emerged on neighboring hills. After hundreds of years of a tense relationship, these settlements eventually merged to form one city, Zagreb.
Zagreb grew in significance during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and experienced rapid development in the 19th and 20th centuries, with the building of impressive buildings, parks, and cultural institutions. Despite the challenges of many wars and political changes, Zagreb has retained its historical charm while evolving into a cosmopolitan city.
Today, Zagreb has lively streets, bustling squares, and charming outdoor cafes. Fresh food is available year-round at the outdoor markets, and a tram system will take you all over the city. Throughout the year, Zagreb hosts a variety of cultural events and festivals, including the Zagreb Film Festival and the INmusic Festival. Advent in Zagreb has been voted the best Christmas market in Europe multiple times. The city's culinary scene is equally vibrant, with traditional Croatian dishes served in its restaurants.
From Split to Zagreb: travel tips
Your trip from Split to Zagreb will go off without a hitch if you follow these two important travel tips.
Cash is king in Croatia
You will be more likely to encounter cash-only restaurants, stores, and attractions in all parts of Croatia, including the capital of Zagreb. Croatia recently adopted the Euro as its currency, so Croatian Kunas are no longer accepted. Interestingly, you might see prices listed in both Euros and Kunas as people are still getting used to using Euros.
If you still have cash in Kunas from your last trip to Croatia, you will need to exchange it through FINA, the state-owned financial services institution, as most banks stopped exchanging Kunas in 2023.
### Donât expect English everywhere
The most touristy areas of Split and Zagreb will both have services in English, but this falls off sharply the further away you get. Learn a few important phrases in Croatian and get a translator app with the Croatian language downloaded for offline use. German is a very common foreign language in Croatian schools, and many Croatians speak better German than English, so this is another communication option.
Fortunately, Daytrip drivers speak both English and Croatian, so they will be happy to help you at any sightseeing stops or give you a crash course in Croatian.
How to get from Split to Zagreb
Since Split and Zagreb are two of the most popular destinations in Croatia, you have no shortage of options when choosing how to travel between the two cities.
Split to Zagreb by private driver with Daytrip
Hiring a private driver to get your family from Split to Zagreb is the best option if you want a convenient, comfortable, and enriching experience. You'll get help with your luggage before traveling door-to-door with a local driver who speaks English.
The distance between the two cities is around 250 miles (400 km), and the journey takes approximately 4 to 5 hours by car. Unlike any other option, a Daytrip lets you add sightseeing stops so that you can get a full Croatian experience. Say goodbye to the coast by stopping at Trogir or Sibenik, take in the unparalleled natural beauty of Plitvice Lakes, or wander among the charming houses in Rastoke. No matter where you choose to stop, you'll make plenty of memories before reaching Zagreb.
### Split to Zagreb by bus
Traveling from Split to Zagreb by bus is a popular and convenient option. Several buses depart each day during the height of summer, but they're less frequent at other times of year. The journey typically takes around 5 to 6 hours. You should definitely purchase tickets online in advance rather than trying your luck by buying them directly at the bus station.
### Split to Zagreb by train
There is a train service available from Split to Zagreb operated by Croatian Railways. The train journey offers scenic views of the Croatian countryside and takes approximately 6 to 7 hours to reach Zagreb. Trains depart from Split's main train station, and tickets can be purchased at the station or online in advance. Make sure it is a direct train to avoid having to transfer to another city like Rijeka.
### Split to Zagreb by flight
A direct flight is the fastest way to get from Split to Zagreb. There are several daily flights operated by Croatian Airlines, and the flight time is approximately 1 hour. After factoring in getting to and from the airport and waiting for check-in and security, the total travel time is about 4 hours.
Things to do when you get to Zagreb
With its rich history and culture, you'll find no shortage of things to do when you get to Zagreb. Here's just a glimpse of the many things to see and do for an enjoyable and memorable visit to Croatia's capital.
### Travel back in time to the Upper Town (Gornji Grad)
The Upper Town is home to charming cobblestone streets, medieval architecture, and iconic landmarks such as St. Mark's Church and LotrĆĄÄak Tower. St. Mark's Church has been around since the 13th century and has a unique tiled roof that displays the coat of arms of Zagreb and the coat of arms of the historic Triune Kingdom of Croatia, Slavonia, and Dalmatia. LotrĆĄÄak Tower is also from the 13th century and has the GriÄ cannon, which fires at exactly noon every day. Listen out for it!
If you are staying in the lower town (Donji Grad) and do not care for the stairs heading up to the Upper Town, head to TomiÄ Street and take the funicular! It is one of the shortest funiculars in the world, with 217 feet (66 meters) of track. It was built in 1890 and, while it has been updated over the centuries, it still does the same job of connecting the two levels of Zagreb.
### Ban JelaÄiÄ Square
Experience the vibrant heart of Zagreb at Ban JelaÄiÄ Square, a bustling hub surrounded by shops, cafes, and important landmarks. It's a great starting point for exploring the city. There are often farmers markets, street artists, and concerts on this square. It is also a major transfer point for the trams that connect you to other parts of Zagreb.
If you're visiting during December, don't miss Zagreb's famous Advent festivities on Ban JelaÄiÄ Square. Enjoy Christmas markets, live music, ice skating, and festive decorations throughout the city as well. Make sure to pick up some licitars or decorated heart-shaped cookies. They are mostly used for decoration and are a symbol of Zagreb and broader Croatian culture
### Have dinner on Ivana TkalÄiÄa Street
Stroll along Ivana TkalÄiÄa Street, a lively pedestrian thoroughfare lined with cafes, restaurants, and boutiques. It's the perfect place to soak up Zagreb's atmosphere and enjoy some people-watching with local dishes like ZagrebaÄki odrezak, veal wrapped around cheese and ham, which is then breaded and fried.
When is the best time to visit Zagreb
Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October) are the best times to visit Zagreb and the Mediterranean and Balkan areas in general. During these seasons, the weather in Zagreb is typically pleasant with mild temperatures, making it ideal for exploring the city's outdoor attractions and cultural sites without the intense heat of summer or the foggy, cold winters.
Springtime brings blooming flowers, while autumn offers picturesque foliage, creating beautiful backdrops for sightseeing and outdoor activities. Additionally, these shoulder seasons tend to have fewer tourists compared to the peak summer months, allowing you to enjoy Zagreb's attractions with fewer crowds and potentially better prices on accommodations and activities.
Besök dessa sevÀrdheter lÀngs vÀgen
Trogir
A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this little island is one of the best-preserved medieval towns in Europe. Â The Stone BeautyÂ
Sibenik
Unlike cities like Trogir and Hvar, which were founded by outside conquerors, the UNESCO-listed town of Sibenik is the oldest Croatian-founded settlement. The Oldest Adriatic GemÂ
Krka National Park
Overflowing with natural beauty, Croatia's seventh national park is also the only one where you can swim! Seven Stunning ScenesÂ
Rocca restaurant
High on a hilltop above Bribir, this archaeological site offers an uninterrupted timeline of Dalmatian civilization across thousands of years. Croatia's Ancient TroyÂ
Plitvice Lakes National Park
Plitvicka Jezera, or Plitvice Lakes, is a UNESCO listed National Park consisting of 16 lakes interconnected by over 90 waterfalls. Its breathtaking beauty makes it one of the most magnificent natural sights in all of Europe. Croatia's most beautiful natural wonderÂ
Rastoke
Rastoke is an idyllic Croatian village most known for its 18th century flour mills and traditional homes. Â Undiscovered Croatian villageÂ
âJag anvĂ€nde denna tjĂ€nst för en transfer frĂ„n Split i Kroatien till Perast i Montenegro. Min upplevelse var exceptionell. Min chaufför Bojan var hjĂ€lpsam, informativ och sĂ„g till att min resa var bekvĂ€m och trevlig. Jag rekommenderar starkt denna tjĂ€nst.â
âVi var mycket nöjda med kvaliteten pĂ„ den service vi fick frĂ„n Day Trip. Vi hade tvĂ„ resor med Day Trip: den 31 augusti frĂ„n Aten till Lefkada och den 7 september frĂ„n Lefkada tillbaka till Aten. BĂ„da resorna inkluderade stopp vid natursköna platser i Grekland. BĂ„da förarna var utmĂ€rkta och tillmötesgĂ„ende. Vi vill dock sĂ€rskilt uppmĂ€rksamma Panos Peppas, som var vĂ„r förare frĂ„n Lefkada till Aten. Panos var otroligt trevlig och behaglig och levererade enastĂ„ende kundservice, som inkluderade att han tog hand om allt vĂ„rt bagage, gav oss kallt vatten under hela resan, försĂ„g oss med proteinbars, gav oss tryckt material om Korintkanalen (ett av de natursköna stoppen), tog reda pĂ„ och gav oss terminal- och gateinformation för vĂ„rt flyg hem, samt gav oss ett recept pĂ„ tzatziki.â
Recenserad av Tripadvisor-resenÀren Daydream20046758137
âVi Ă€lskar verkligen det hĂ€r företaget och har anvĂ€nt det mĂ„nga gĂ„nger genom Ă„ren för att ta oss frĂ„n A till B utan krĂ„nglet med att hyra bil sjĂ€lva. UtmĂ€rkta chaufförer varje gĂ„ng. Effektiva och professionella. Det Ă€r vĂ€rt varenda krona, och vi rekommenderar Ă€rligt Day Trip till alla. Deras femstjĂ€rniga betyg Ă€r vĂ€lförtjĂ€nt.â
âVi reste frĂ„n NĂŒrnberg till MĂŒnchen i en vacker Audi. Chauffören hĂ€mtade oss pĂ„ vĂ„rt hotell exakt vid den begĂ€rda tiden. Han fick oss till MĂŒnchen i god tid för vĂ„r nĂ€sta tur. Chauffören sĂ„g till att vi hade det bekvĂ€mt.â
âGonzalo frĂ„n Daytrip var vĂ„r chaufför och han var helt fantastisk. Han gjorde allt för att hitta oss eftersom vĂ„r mobiltĂ€ckning var dĂ„lig. Han vĂ€ntade tĂ„lmodigt i lobbyn tills vi kom, sĂ„ att han kunde köra oss frĂ„n Tulum Dreams Resort till vĂ„rt andra hotell i CancĂșn, en och en halv timme bort nĂ€ra flygplatsen inför vĂ„r hemresa. Han var artig, respektfull och vĂ€nlig. Han sĂ„g till att vi hade det bekvĂ€mt under hela resan. Snabb och effektiv. Jag rekommenderar detta företag eftersom det inte Ă€r lĂ€tt eller billigt att hitta en enkelresa frĂ„n Tulum till CancĂșn, och detta företag erbjuder en utmĂ€rkt tjĂ€nst till ett bra pris. Jag kommer definitivt att anvĂ€nda dem igen nĂ€r jag Ă€r i omrĂ„det CancĂșn/Tulum. Tack DayTrip och Gonzalo.â
âMarianna hĂ€mtade oss för att köra oss frĂ„n Heraklion till Chania. VĂ€dret var hemskt, och pĂ„ grund av detta kom Marianna nĂ„gra minuter sent. Hon kontaktade mig för att meddela det. Marianna bor i Chania och gjorde resan vĂ€ldigt intressant genom att berĂ€tta om lokala sevĂ€rdheter och saker att göra i Chania. Marianna Ă€r en sĂ€ker förare och vi kĂ€nde oss alla trygga med bĂ„de hastigheten och hur bra hon körde i det kraftiga regnet. Hon Ă€r en underbar person och talar flytande engelska. Vi rekommenderar verkligen Daytrip, och om du Ă€r i Heraklion eller Chania, se till att frĂ„ga efter Marianna.â
âThe car service was great and as promised. Adding the 2 hr stop at Plitvice Nat'l Park was perfect, just amazing scenery. And lunch at the restaurant near park entrance was a real treat for a traditional Croatian meal. We also thoroughly enjoyed our driver/guide Davor, he told us all about the history of the region and gave us great recommendations for places to go in Zagreb.... and he was right. We will definitely use the service again.â
âOur trip experience could not have been made better. Marijo was the perfect & most professional choice of driver. His commentaries with regard to local information and history all along the way from Zagreb to Split provided us with further insight into the area and made the journey more enjoyable. The two hour stop at Pitivice Lakes was a must and quite an experience.
I would highly recommend your services and will use them again next time in Europe.â
âFirst time using Daytrip and this company did not disappoint. From our last minute booking until the end of the trip, we were well cared for. We booked a transfer from Split, Croatia to the capital city of Zagreb, with a visit to Plitvice National Park which was our main reason for booking with this company. Dario was a pleasure...friendly, humorous and patient, especially when our visit to Plitvice took longer than we expected. He recommended a super restaurant for us in Rastoke, and went out of his way to help us with our luggage when we arrived in Zagreb, as we had to park a distance away from our apartment. I would not hesitate to use this company again, and highly recommend them.â
Recenserad av Tripadvisor-resenÀren Julie M
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Dricks
Dricks ingÄr inte och Àr inte obligatoriskt, men om du verkligen uppskattade din resa kan du visa din uppskattning till din förare med en valfri dricks (10% Àr tillrÀckligt).
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Betala med kreditkort online eller kontant direkt till din förare!
Daytrip Àr en plattform som kopplar dig till lokala förare som transporterar dig frÄn dörr till dörr, frÄn en stad till nÀsta. Vi ger dig ocksÄ möjlighet att utforska sevÀrdheter lÀngs vÀgen. Vi kör, du upptÀcker.
Alla Daytrip-bokningar Àr enkelresor. Om du behöver en returresa pÄ ett annat datum, boka det som en separat enkelresa. För en dagsutflykt, vÀnligen begÀr en anpassad resa. Om du planerar att stanna mer Àn ett par timmar rekommenderar vi att du bokar tvÄ enkelresor sÄ att du inte betalar förarens vÀntetid.
För Daytrips privata tjĂ€nst kan du avboka för full Ă„terbetalning upp till 24 timmar före avresa. För Daytrip Pool delad skyttel erbjuder vi tre biljettalternativ vid bokning: Ej Ă„terbetalningsbar, Flexibel (avbokning 24 timmar före avresa) och Super-flexibel (avbokning upp till 15 minuter före avresa). Ăndringar som begĂ€rs inom 36 timmar beror pĂ„ förarens tillgĂ€nglighet, sĂ€rskilt under högsĂ€song.
VÀlj helt enkelt din start- och slutdestination via vÄr hemsida och ange ditt avresedatum och tid. BlÀddra och lÀgg till sightseeingstopp lÀngs vÀgen genom att följa bokningsinstruktionerna pÄ skÀrmen. Det Àr ett enkelt och roligt sÀtt att boka ditt nÀsta Àventyr! Om din önskade rutt inte finns pÄ vÄr webbplats kan du begÀra en anpassad resa.
Varje passagerare fÄr ha med sig en stor vÀska (74 x 53 x 28 cm) och en liten vÀska (56 x 36 x 23 cm). Lyxbilar kan endast rymma 2 stora vÀskor. Vi skickar alltid det fordon som bÀst passar dig och ditt bagage, sÄ se till att vÀlja den faktiska mÀngden bagage du reser med vid bokning. Om du har extra stort bagage eller Àr osÀker, kontakta oss.
I alla lÀnder utom USA kommer förarna att tillhandahÄlla lÀmpliga barnsÀkerhetsstolar - meddela oss vid bokningen hur mÄnga barn som kommer att resa. I USA krÀver vissa delstater att du tillhandahÄller egna barnsÀkerhetsstolar. VÀnligen kontakta Daytrip kundtjÀnst för att kontrollera vad som gÀller för din resa.
