You can access Kaštela by road, air or sea. The municipality is situated next to the Adriatic coastal highway (D8) which connects the southern section of Croatia to its hinterland. If you’re arriving from the north, take the D1 highway from Zagreb via Karlovac, Gračac, Knin and Drniš – this will lead you directly to Kaštela. And if you’re coming from Italy, you should take the Adriatic coastal highway via Rijeka, Senj, Zadar and Šibenik. If you prefer air travel, “Resnik” airport is located in Kaštela.
From Kaštela, the city of Split is few km away. Split is extremely well-connected to the rest of Europe. In the city center there is a bustling bus station, train station and a harbor. Split is also accessible by sea. You may choose to take a ferry line from Rijeka, Zadar or Dubrovnik (along the coast) or abroad from Ancona, Pescara, Bari or Venice.
Arrival by car
Arriving by car is easy, use the highway and exit Prgomet, then direction Kaštela.
Arrival by train
You need to go to Split (last stop), then with the local bus no. 37 direction Kaštela / Trogir (in Sukoisanska street is the station).
Note – Starting station of bus number 37, is not the same place as the intercity bus or train.
Arriving by plane at the Kaštela airport
Split Airport is in Kaštela (K.Štafilić) and during the whole year we are excellently connected with the entire world, in the winter mainly via Zagreb, and from April to October with direct flights from all major European cities, including regular flights, charter and low cost lines.
Arrival by the sea
The same applies as for arrival by bus or train because the port is close to the bus and railway terminals in Split.
