Cheap flights to Croatia
Flights, routes and travel tips
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Sep 2026 CHEAPEST
From €14.99Each way
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Oct 2026 CHEAPEST
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Nov 2026 CHEAPEST
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Dec 2026 CHEAPEST
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Jan 2027
From €27.99Each way
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Feb 2027
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Mar 2027
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Apr 2027
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May 2027
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Jun 2027
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Jul 2027
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Aug 2027
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Find cheap flights to Croatia
| From | To | Flight type | Departure date | Departure time | Flight time | Price | Route availability |
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| Dublin DUB | Split SPU | One way | Wed 30 Sep | Departure time: 18:05 | Flight time: 3h 0m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Split SPU | One way | Sun 18 Oct | Departure time: 17:35 | Flight time: 3h 0m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Dubrovnik DBV | One way | Sun 22 Nov | Departure time: 16:00 | Flight time: 3h 15m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Dubrovnik DBV | One way | Sun 13 Dec | Departure time: 16:00 | Flight time: 3h 15m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
| Dublin DUB | Zadar ZAD | One way | Tue 29 Sep | Departure time: 17:55 | Flight time: 2h 55m | €14.99 | Route availability: M T W T F S S |
- What is the cheapest time of year to visit Croatia?
- Croatia is generally cheapest outside the busy summer season. Travelling in the lower-demand months around April to May or September to October can offer milder weather and fewer visitors than the peak July and August period; compare current flight and accommodation prices before booking.
- What are the most popular places to visit in Croatia?
- Croatia's best-known visitor destinations include Dubrovnik and its historic Old Town, Split and Diocletian's Palace, the Plitvice Lakes National Park, Zagreb, and the Adriatic islands and coastal regions. These combine UNESCO-listed heritage, national-park landscapes and beach destinations.
- How do tourists get around in Croatia?
- Tourists commonly combine intercity buses, ferries for island travel, trains on selected inland routes, and rental cars. A car is useful for flexible trips through rural areas and national parks, while walking and local public transport are practical in cities such as Zagreb, Split and Dubrovnik.
- What travel documents do I need to fly to Croatia?
- You should carry the travel document required for your journey, usually a valid passport or other accepted identity document, plus any visa or residence documentation that applies to you. Requirements depend on your nationality, residency, route and document type, and they can change. Check the latest official guidance before you travel.
- Do I need a car when visiting Croatia?
- You do not necessarily need a car if you are staying in major cities or following well-served coastal routes, because buses, ferries and local transport can cover many journeys. A rental car is more useful for a flexible itinerary that includes rural areas, smaller villages, national parks or places with limited public transport.
- How long does it take to get from the airport to the main tourist areas of Croatia?
- Transfer times depend on the airport, final destination, traffic and transport option. Dubrovnik Airport (DBV) serves the Dubrovnik area; check the airport's current ground-transport information. Split Airport (SPU) serves the Split area and publishes current to-and-from-airport options. Zadar Airport (ZAD) serves the Zadar area, Pula Airport (PUY) serves the Pula area, Rijeka Airport (RJK) serves the Rijeka and Kvarner area, Osijek Airport (OSI) serves the Osijek area, and Zagreb Airport (ZAG) serves Zagreb; check each airport or local transport operator for current transfer times. Zagreb Airport lists bus, taxi, car-rental and transfer options, while Split Airport provides a dedicated to-and-from-airport page.
Travel Tips
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When is the best time to visit Croatia?
The best time to visit Croatia is May to June and September to October, when the weather is warm, the sea is pleasant, and crowds are lighter than in peak summer. July and August are best for beaches and islands but are busier and more expensive. Spring and early autumn are ideal for combining cities, coast, and national parks.
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What is Croatia known for?
Croatia is known for its Adriatic coastline, historic walled cities, islands, and national parks. It is especially recognised for Dubrovnik, Split, Hvar, Plitvice Lakes, and its clear turquoise sea. The country is also known for Roman heritage, sailing, and Mediterranean cuisine.
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What are the must-see places in Croatia?
Must-see places in Croatia include Dubrovnik, Split, Plitvice Lakes National Park, Hvar, and Rovinj. Many travellers also visit Zadar, Korčula, Krka National Park, and Zagreb. Island-hopping along the Dalmatian Coast is one of Croatia’s classic travel experiences.
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How many days do you need in Croatia?
Most travellers need 7 to 10 days in Croatia to combine a few coastal cities, islands, and a national park. A trip of 10 to 14 days is ideal for a broader route including Dubrovnik, Split, Istria, and inland highlights. Shorter trips of 4 to 5 days work well for one region only.
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Is Croatia expensive to visit?
Croatia is generally a mid-range Mediterranean destination, though prices rise sharply in popular coastal areas during summer. Budget travellers may spend around €60 to €90 per day, while mid-range travellers often spend €120 to €220 per day. Dubrovnik, Hvar, and peak-season islands are usually the most expensive.
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What is the weather like in Croatia?
Croatia has a Mediterranean climate on the coast, with hot, dry summers and mild winters, while inland regions have a more continental climate. Summer temperatures along the Adriatic are ideal for swimming and sailing. Inland cities such as Zagreb are cooler in winter and can be much colder than the coast.
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What are the top things to do in Croatia?
Top things to do in Croatia include walking Dubrovnik’s city walls, exploring Split’s Diocletian’s Palace, and visiting Plitvice Lakes. Many travellers also go island-hopping, swim in the Adriatic, discover Roman and Venetian heritage, and enjoy sailing, seafood, and coastal old towns.
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What food is the Croatia famous for?
Croatia is famous for fresh seafood, black risotto, peka, cevapi, and truffle dishes, especially in Istria. Regional cuisine varies, with Mediterranean flavours on the coast and heartier meat and pastry dishes inland. Olive oil, local wine, and grilled fish are central to many Croatian meals.
What you need to know when traveling with Ryanair
View all FAQsCan I bring cabin baggage on a Ryanair flight?
Yes, Ryanair allows one small personal bag included with every fare. Larger cabin bags or priority boarding options can be added for an extra fee.
How do I check in for my Ryanair flight?
You can check in online via the Ryanair app or website. Online check-in typically opens 24 hours before departure, or earlier if you’ve purchased a seat.
Can I change my Ryanair flight after booking?
Yes, Ryanair allows flight changes, but fees may apply depending on the fare type and timing of the change.
What happens if my Ryanair flight is delayed or cancelled?
If your flight is disrupted, Ryanair may offer options such as rebooking, refunds, or assistance, depending on the circumstances and applicable regulations.
Can I book airport transfers or car hire with Ryanair?
Yes, when booking with Ryanair, you can add extras such as car hire and airport transfers through partner services like Carhire, making it easier to travel from the aiport to the city or surrounding areas.
What is Priority Boarding and how does it work with Ryanair?
Ryanair Priority Boarding lets you board using the Priority queue and bring two cabin bags on board: one small personal bag and one 10kg cabin bag, subject to availability and fees.