Split to Venice. Help!
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Split to Venice. Help!
We are taking a trip to Dubrovnik then some islands and then ending in Split. Then we are going to spend 4 days in Venice. I am at a total loss as to how to get from Split to Venice. Ideally we would like to fly but can only find one flight a week. Other option would be a ferry but they don't go from Split to Venice. I don't think.
I would appreciate any suggestions. Thank you.
I would appreciate any suggestions. Thank you.
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Or we could reverse the trip and fly from Venice to Split (or close by?) and then go south to Dubrovnik and fly to Venice from there. But...still can we get from Venice to Split (or close by)
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Did you check skyscanner.net? Croatia Airlines plus partners flies to Venice more than once a week, but the flights require at least one stop and aren't cheap. Flying Split to Zagreb is cheap, but it's a long train trip from there.
There are ferries from Croatia to Venice, but they go from ports in Istria.
There are ferries from Croatia to Venice, but they go from ports in Istria.
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Croatia Airlines has a nonstop from Dubrovnik to Venice; I learned about it here on fodors. It leaves at 5:30 pm and arrives 7 pm - maybe not every day, but I just checked some dates in May and it seems that way.
One way is crazy expensive but booked RT and don't use the return Venice - Dubrovnik flight. Mess around with the return to get the best deal. It will cost a couple hundred euros, but it is the fastest and easiest.
One way is crazy expensive but booked RT and don't use the return Venice - Dubrovnik flight. Mess around with the return to get the best deal. It will cost a couple hundred euros, but it is the fastest and easiest.
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You could take the seaplane from Split to Pula and then ferry to Venice.
http://www.ec-air.eu/en/seaport/timetable/
http://www.ec-air.eu/en/seaport/timetable/
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Some trans-Atlantic airlines definitely had that policy a while back - I don't recall which ones but in some cases round-trips were cheaper than one-ways and if you didn't take the return you'd be charged the one-way price and makes sense as it is an easy policy to enforce. I'm not saying most or any do it but something to consider.