Venice to Split from $55: 7 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• When traveling from Venice to Split, the main train operators you will encounter are Trenitalia (trenitalia.com) and Croatian Railways (HŽPP) (hzpp.hr). Trenitalia offers excellent onboard services, particularly on its Intercity trains, which include a dining car where you can purchase snacks and beverages. Be sure to check the schedule for the specific service you are boarding, as offerings may vary.

• For seating options, Trenitalia typically offers First Class, Business Class, and Economy Class. First Class provides more spacious seats and quieter compartments, while Business Class has a good mix of comfort and affordability. Economy Class is budget-friendly but may have less legroom. It's worth reserving your seat in advance to secure the best option for your trip, particularly during peak travel seasons.

• Upon arrival at Split station, you can conveniently store your luggage at the station if you want to explore the city without your bags. The station offers luggage lockers at a reasonable rate. There are public restrooms available, but showers are typically not provided. To get to the city center, the fastest way is to take the number 37 bus, which will take you directly to the center in about 30 minutes. Be sure to check the current timetable at promet-split.hr for the latest bus schedules.

• When booking, consider Air Dolomiti or Alitalia, as they often provide the most convenient stopover times on the Venice to Split route, minimizing your layover duration.

• Upon arrival at Split Airport, you can expect a straightforward experience; it’s a small airport, so follow the clear signage to the baggage claim and customs, which is typically quick and efficient.

• Taxi fares from Split Airport to the city center average around €35 to €45; be sure to get a taxi from the official taxi ranks outside the terminal to avoid overcharging.