Split Airport (SPU)

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Split Airport is the second busiest airport in Croatia and offers a large number of international flights throughout the year, especially during the tourist season.

It is located about 55 kmfrom Šibenik, and the drive via the motorway takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes, depending on traffic.

It is connected to major European cities such as London, Paris, Amsterdam, Vienna, Rome, and Brussels throughout the year, with the number of direct flights increasing significantly during the summer season. Both national and low-cost carriers operate at the airport, providing a wide range of travel options from across Europe.

For many travelers, Split is the most common choice for reaching Šibenik.

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Zadar Airport (ZAD)

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Zadar Airport is located about 60 km from Šibenik, and the drive via the motorway takes approximately 45 to 60 minutes.

It is particularly well-connected to cities in Germany, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Scandinavia, and Central Europe, especially during the summer season. Thanks to a large number of low-cost routes, it is often a practical and more affordable way to reach the region.

For guests from Northern and Western Europe, Zadar is often the simplest choice.

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How to get from the airport to Šibenik

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Getting to Šibenik from either airport is quick and easy, with several transport options available.

Private transfer

A driver will meet you in the arrivals hall and take you directly to your accommodation in Šibenik. This is the fastest and most convenient option, especially for evening arrivals or families.

Car rental

International and local car rental companies are available at both airports. Renting a car is a practical choice if you plan on taking trips to Krka National Park, the Kornati Islands, or visiting nearby towns.

Shared shuttle (Split)

It is possible to book a shared shuttle between Split and Šibenik. Departures are organized based on bookings rather than a fixed schedule.

Bus

There is no direct bus line from Split Airport to Šibenik. You will need to transfer in Trogir or in the city of Split.

From Zadar Airport, you first take a shuttle to the main bus station in Zadar, and then an intercity bus to Šibenik.

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Useful for trip planning

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- Most international routes operate from spring to autumn

- During winter, Split remains connected to major European transport hubs

- The drive from both airports takes less than an hour

- It is recommended to book your transfer in advance during July and August

- Renting a car is a practical choice for exploring the area around Šibenik