Flights to Croatia

Accommodation in Croatia

Croatia, a stunning Adriatic gem, offers a variety of accommodations to fit every budget, from luxurious resorts to charming hostels.

In Dubrovnik, immerse yourself in history by staying within the Old Town walls, a stroll away from ancient streets and the sea. Zagreb offers central lodging near Jelačić Square, perfect for enjoying the city's cafes and museums. For a historical touch in Split, stay near Diocletian's Palace, surrounded by vibrant shopping and dining. Beach lovers will find bliss in seaside hotels along the Istrian Peninsula or the Dalmatian Coast, boasting breathtaking views and beach access.

Book your perfect stay with Pegasus’s curated selection of Croatian lodgings.

Top Things to Do in Croatia

Croatia, a land of diverse beauty and rich history, offers an array of unforgettable experiences. Here are the top highlights:

• Dubrovnik's Ancient Walls: Wander atop these medieval walls for breathtaking city and sea views.
• Plitvice Lakes National Park: A UNESCO site with stunning waterfalls and lakes.
• Diocletian’s Palace in Split: An ancient palace turned into a vibrant city center.
• Museum of Broken Relationships, Zagreb: A unique exploration of love and loss.
• Croatian Cuisine: Taste local delicacies like 'čevapi' and 'peka', paired with Croatian wines.
• Beaches of Hvar: Relax on pristine beaches, famous for their lively atmosphere.

For an in-depth exploration of Croatia's wonders, including its enchanting cities and natural landscapes, check out our comprehensive Croatia Travel Guide.

Useful Informations about Croatia

We have compiled some useful information about Croatia for your convenience:

• Croatia enjoys a diverse climate, with warm coastal Mediterranean weather and cooler temperatures inland. It's advisable to check the local weather for your specific destinations.
• The official language of Croatia is Croatian, however, English is commonly spoken in areas that are popular among tourists.
• Croatia is known for its commitment to environmental sustainability, and many places encourage recycling and responsible waste management.
• Since Croatia is a member of the European Union, the currency used is the Croatian Kuna (HRK). Exchange services are readily available in cities and tourist areas.
• Croatia is generally a safe country with low rates of petty and violent crime.
• Tap water in Croatia is safe to drink in most areas, and many locals prefer it.
• Credit and debit card payments are widely accepted, but it's good to have some cash, especially in smaller towns or for smaller purchases.

Essential numbers

• Country Code: +385
• Zagreb Airport Number: +385 1 4562 170
• Croatian National Tourist Board: +385 1 4699 333
• Emergency Number: 112

Airports in Croatia

If you're planning a journey to Croatia with Pegasus Airlines, you're in for an unforgettable travel experience, rich in diversity and brimming with natural beauty. Conveniently located, Zagreb Airport offers easy and efficient access to the urban delights and historic treasures of Croatia’s vibrant capital city. Upon your arrival with Pegasus Airlines, you'll be greeted by Croatia's extensive and well-organized network of transportation, including buses, ferries, and trains, which facilitate seamless travel across the picturesque landscape.

Zagreb Airport (ZAG)

Pegasus Airlines provides you with direct flights from Sabiha Gökçen Havalimanı (SAW) to Zagreb Airport (ZAG). Also known as Franjo Tuđman Airport, Zagreb Airport is the primary gateway to Croatia's capital and is located 17 kilometers southeast of the city center. This airport is not only the largest in Croatia but also a central hub for international and domestic flights, making it a vital connection point for travelers.