Cheap flights to Croatia from HK$3,277

Peak Season: The European summer is the most popular season with holidaymakers – resorts are fuller between June and August and prices rise accordingly. Off Season: As the main draw of Croatia is its coast, the winter period (especially from November to February) is the low season for tourism. However, it is possible to ski in the mountains as there is often snow. Zagreb is rapidly becoming a tourist hotspot and is worth visiting at any time of year – even if the weather is freezing, there is enough to do inside. Lent and the accompanying carnival is another great time to fly: Rijeka is the place in which it is celebrated with the most enthusiasm. Shoulder Season: The mountain range running north-south alongside the country’s sea protects the coastline from the worst of the winds and the cold weather, which means spring arrives early and autumn ends late. If you’re heading for the coast, therefore, it’s possible to swim from about May, and right up until October in Southern Dalmatia. This means that May-June and September-October are great times to visit. Avoid most other tourists, pay discounted prices for hotels and pick up cheap Croatia flights.

There are several flights to Croatia, specifically Zagreb, that depart from Hong Kong, and can range from 24h to over 50h (with multiple stopovers). For cheap flights to Croatia, there are generally two or three stops with different carriers servicing the routes, like Qatar Airways and Pegasus Airlines, or Cathay Pacific and Lufthansa Airlines. Zagreb Franjo Tuđman Airport (ZAG) is the largest and busiest airport in Croatia, handling over 3 million passengers. Dubrovnik Airport, also called Čilipi Airport (DBV), is another Croatian airport that receives flights from Hong Kong. The journey time starts from 22h 25min, but can be as much as 57h.

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) unfortunately doesn't currently offer direct flights to Croatia. An Airport Express train regularly operates from Hong Kong's central station to the airport in 24min. Most routes have two or three stopovers. Flights to Zagreb stop at Bangkok, Amsterdam, Istanbul, London, Doha, and Frankfurt. Stops on the way to Dubrovnik include Bangkok, Amsterdam, Istanbul, and Zagreb, depending on the airlines. The quicker flights have fewer stops and they are shorter in duration, however, they are more costly. Fortunately, there are many routes and stopovers to choose from. It's best to arrive early at Hong Kong International Airport to allow for time to get through passport control. Certain airlines provide check-in services at Hong Kong and Kowloon Stations if you are travelling on the Airport Express.

Public transport in Croatia consists of many bus and ferry routes throughout the country. Unfortunately, travel by train is pretty limited, so it's not the best way to get around. car hire is a great option, giving you flexibility, and the roads are in good condition. Public transport is your best choice if you are travelling on a budget, although the inter-city buses are rather slow. They are frequent, generally reliable, and travel throughout Croatia. Some of the smaller areas, like Istria and the Croatian islands, are more limited with their bus services. Flying on Croatia Airlines is the recommended mode of transport if you want to see more of Croatia by visiting Dubrovnik, Split and other cities. A flight from Zagreb to Split takes 50min, or you can take a five-hour journey by bus.

Croatia is full of interesting places to visit from historic towns, karst mountains, and gorgeous beaches on the Adriatic Sea to pretty waterfalls and national parks. Some of the most popular travel destinations include Istria & Rijeka in the northern Adriatic region, Dalmatia in the southern Adriatic region, the Dubrovnik Riviera in the south of Croatia, the Croatian islands, Slavonija and Baranja, Lika and Gorski Kotar, and the capital, Zagreb. Zagreb is charming and full of atmosphere, with loads of green spaces and interesting museums. The car-free town centre is fun to explore and makes it easy to relax at one of the many pavement cafes. Dubrovnik is known as "A Pearl of the Adriatic", and is a popular place to visit in Croatia. With its medieval old town and beautiful beaches, it's an ideal place from which to explore the islands or take a day trip to Montenegro.

Before purchasing your Croatia flight deals, make sure that your passport is in order, as all passengers flying to Croatia from Hong Kong need to travel with a valid passport. All citizens of the Hong Kong Special Administration Region and Macao Special Administration Region who have a ‘Hong Kong Special Administrative Region’ passport or a ‘Região Administrativa Especial de Macau’ passport, don't need a visa for Croatia. You may stay for up to 90 days during a 180-day period.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Croatia on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, KLM is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Croatia.

Dubrovnik Airport is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Croatia. One-way flights to Dubrovnik Airport typically cost HK$200, while return flights cost around HK$798.

For those looking to save time traveling to Croatia, Hong Kong offers the quickest one-way flight (19 hours 5 minutes).

Yes. Those touching down at Split Airport can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Split Airport has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Luxury Holiday Villa Castello - Eos-Croatia is the closest property to Split Airport (0.0 km away from Split Airport).