Cheap flights to Split

How to Get to Split by Plane

Regular flights to Split are available from London Heathrow, London Gatwick, London City Airport, Edinburgh Airport, and Aberdeen Airport, all requiring one flight trasfer. The main carriers for these routes are Croatia Airlines, British Airways, Norwegian, Swiss, and Lufthansa. Split airport is located 25km from the city center, and there are regular bus transfers available from the terminal, as well as car hire and taxis. As an alternative destination in Croatia, there are direct flights from many UK cities to the countries capital Zagreb, from where you can get to Split by bus or train.

Split

Split is full of intriguing architecture, stunning beaches, and fascinating cultural heritage. Due to its favourable weather conditions, and historic charm, Split is often referred to as the "Mediterranean flower" as well as "the most beautiful city in the world" by locals. The city center is comprised of one of the most well preserved Roman palaces anywhere in the world, which now hosts an abundance of tourists attractions, cafes, shops, restaurants, and some of the best views of the city from its main tower. It's worth setting aside at least one day to explore Diocletian's Palace. The city is surrounded by breathtaking sandy beaches and warm waters, perfect for some rest and relaxation. A great way to see the sights of the historic city is by bike tour, or hiring your own bike if you prefer to explore on your own. A 7km ride out of the city will take you up on top of the Marjan hill, where you'll be able to see the entire city and its surrounding islands.

Flights to Split

Affordable, speedy flights to the sunny Croatian city of Split mean it's fast become a popular travel destination for Brits and international travellers from around the globe. The history of the city goes back over 2,200 years, and visitors to Split will discover many of its ancient buildings and monuments still stand. Split Airport is located about 12 miles out of town and is increasingly busy throughout the summer holiday season.

Which is the main airport in Split?

Split Airport is about 12 miles from downtown Split and is the only airport for the town. It is the second-largest international airport in Croatia, and it handles more than 3 million passengers each year. Zadar Airport is the closest alternative option for flying to Split and is about 100 miles away from the town.

Which airlines offer flights to Split?

Summer is peak season for flights into Split, and the airport has been upgraded in order to cope with increased demand. Over 40 airlines fly into Split, including Wizz Air, Vueling, Transavia, Ryanair, TUI, Jet2, British Airways and easyJet. Many of these services are purely seasonal, and it's anticipated that around 3.5 million passengers annually will pass through the airport from 2019 onward.

Why travel by plane to Split?

Flights from the UK to Split take about two hours 30 minutes, and the increased availability of flights from regional airports as well as London airports makes Split an attractive holiday destination for many Brits. The same can be said for Scandinavian, EU, and Russian holidaymakers as Split is an attractive travel destination for visitors of all ages.

Before you travel to Split by plane - good to know!

Visitors arriving at Split Airport during the peak summer season will find the catamaran service from the airport to the Split harbour is a great introduction to the town and a stylish way to kick off any visit. This can be booked in advance or on arrival at Split Airport. Croatia is a land of castles, forests, rolling hills and tumbling rivers, so any visitor is well advised to spare a little time exploring the country and its landscapes to learn more about its history and amazing landscapes. Sports enthusiasts will also find a bike tour of the nearby Marjan hills is a wonderful way to spend a day in the Split area.