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Split Airport transfers

SPU · Croatia

From Split Airport this site compares transfers to 3 places, from Trogir at 5 km to Makarska at 100 km by road.

Diocletian's Palace frontage and the cathedral bell tower at Split, seen across the harbour with boats moored along the Riva.
Split, reached from here. Photo bracexcursions, Pixabay Content License
Routes covered
3
By road
5–100 km
nearest to furthest
Driving
5–90 min
Lowest verified fare
€45
per vehicle

Transfer guides from Split Airport

Nearest first

  1. Trogir

    5 km
    by road
    5–10 min
    driving
    €45
    Private transfer, per vehicle

  2. Split

    25 km
    by road
    25–35 min
    driving
    €77.34
    Private transfer, per vehicle

  3. Makarska

    100 km
    by road
    75–90 min
    driving
    €145
    Private transfer, per vehicle
Map of Split Airport and the places reached from itTrogirSplitMakarskaSplit (SPU)
Split Airport reaches 3 places covered here, 5 to 100 km away by road. Dashes join an airport to what it reaches, and are not the road. Outlines from Natural Earth; coordinates from OpenStreetMap.

Ways to travel from Split Airport

  • Private transfer

    A vehicle booked in advance for your group only, meeting you after you land and taking you straight to your address.

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About Split Airport

Official name: Zračna luka Sveti Jeronim

Renamed for Saint Jerome; OpenStreetMap carries Split Airport as the English name and that is what a traveller books under. The ICAO designator is LDSP. It stands at Resnik in Kaštela, midway between Split and Trogir rather than beside either, which is why Trogir is five kilometres from the terminal and Split twenty-five.

Distances on this page start here. Cesta dr. Franje Tuđmana, the D409 running past the terminal, 158 metres from that building's centroid and the nearest named public road to it. Used as the origin for all road routing from this airport. The apron service ways closer to the door were rejected deliberately: one routing engine costs an unnamed service road at walking pace, which added minutes of invented driving time before the journey had left the airport.

Where these facts come from

Every figure on this page is checked against a named source and dated. We do not publish a number we cannot point at.

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