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Getting
to Croatia
Traveling
independently it is possible to gets flights daily to Zagreb,
either via Croatia
Airlines or National Carriers such as BA.
Or there are several alternatives, such as:
- SkyEurope
do fly direct to both Zadar (for Paklenica) and Split from
their base in Bratislava in Slovakia. From there they have
flights to all major European countries such as UK, France,
Germany, Spain, Italy, Switzerland, Denmark, Poland and
Greece.
- Book
a charter flight to either Pula or Split. Both are major
holiday resorts with flights direct from all over Europe.
The major operator in the UK is Holiday
Options.
- Easyjet
fly into Rijeka from both Luton and Bristol in the UK; Ryanair
fly to Trieste in Italy; both of which are ideal for rock
climbing in Istria. Ryanair
fly daily to Zadar from Stanstead in the UK, which is ideal
for rock climbing in Paklenica, and also for the climbing
around Split.
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Accommodation
in Croatia
The
type of accommodation required will depend upon your group
size, budget and preferred location.
- Camping
– Always the cheapest choice and there are plenty
of campsites in Croatia, many of which are open all year
round.
- Villa
- Always the most pleasant and luxurious option. If you
are in a large group (6+) and are traveling outside the
main holiday season (June to August) then hiring a villa
can be surprisingly cheap.
- Apartments
– These suit slightly smaller teams or couples.
- BB
& Hotels – Croatia offers many BB and small hotels
that are usually associated with restaurants (usually called
a Pansion), along with plenty of larger hotels in the main
tourist areas.
Climb
Europe can advise and book accommodation on your behalf. For
Paklenica, please click
here, for further information. For other areas of Croatia,
please e-mail
us with the your travel dates, group size, preferred location
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Buy
Rock Climbing Guidebooks
for Croatia and Paklenica from
our
shop.
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