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Rijeka Airport (RJK)
The guide was updated:The Rijeka Airport is located on the island of Krk some 30 km away from the city. All the information about the flights can be found on the airport webpage and plane tickets can be purchased online on the web pages of airline companies or in a number of travel agencies. Transfer between the city centre and the airport is organised by bus.
Useful Information
- Address: Zračna luka Rijeka, Hamec 1, Omišalj, Island Krk
- Website: www.rijeka-airport.hr
- Phone: +385 99 525 8911
- Email: information@rijeka-airport.hr
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Our travel guides are free to read and explore online. If you want to get your own copy, the full travel guide for this destination is available to you offline* to bring along anywhere or print for your trip.
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The Rijeka Airport is located on the island of Krk some 30 km away from the city. All the information about the flights can be found on the airport webpage and plane tickets can be purchased online on the web pages of airline companies or in a number of travel agencies. Transfer between the city centre and the airport is organised by bus.
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Passport/Visa
Croatia joined the Schengen Zone on 1 January 2023 but didn't lift its air borders to Schengen countries until 26 March.
Croatia can be visited visa-free for 90 days up to 180 days from the UK, New Zealand, the US, Australia and Canada.International (non Schengen-zone) citizens need to hold a valid passport for at least 3 more months after the end of their intended trip in order to enter Croatia. Travellers from Schengen Zone don't need a passport but must hold a valid ID card.
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Best Time to Visit
When in Rijeka, the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea, fascinating history, delicious seafood and wine will surround you. The best time to visit Rijeka is from May to early June and from September to October, when the crowds of tourists haven't yet invaded every corner of the city. In these months, you can still enjoy sunbathing or any outdoor activity without spending too much. The peak season is from July to August, meaning that room rates are often higher. Winter, although too cold, is known for being also one of the busiest seasons in Rijeka. Many events take place during this season, like the annual Rijeka Carnival — the biggest carnival held in Croatia.
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Pharmacy
In Croatia pharmacists sell over-the-counter medicines for minor illnesses, but for more serious problems you will need a prescription that can be issued by a private doctor or filled by the so-called "Ljekarna", the equivalent of a pharmacy and easily recognisable by the lit green "+" sign. In most cases, pharmacists do accept the prescription even if it is issued abroad.
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Public Transport
The best way to get around Rijeka city centre is often on foot, but taxis, buses and hire cars can make the journey easier.
Rijeka’s public transportation includes the city (1st zone) and suburban (2nd, 3rd and 4th zone) bus lines. Public transport operates from 5 am to 11:30 pm, approximately every 15 minutes. The Tourist Card allows you unlimited use of Rijeka’s buses. Your ticket is valid for 24, 48 or 72 hours.
The rail station at Krešimirova 5, while the bus station is located at Žabica Square. Scheduled bus lines connect Rijeka with bigger Croatian and European cities.
The boat harbour is located in the city centre. You can also possible to purchase tickets online or in person at the Jadrolinija agency located on Rijeka's waterfront.
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Taxi
Taxi service in Rijeka is one of the most affordable in Croatia. There are three taxi stands in the centre of the city: at the bus station, at the Jelačić square, and at the railway station.
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Post
Post in Croatia is run by Hrvatska Posta. Their official website has detailed information about postage costs and delivery times. Post stamps are sold at the numerous newspaper kiosks and newsagent shops. The postboxes are yellow and usually affixed to walls.
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Telephone
Country code: +385
Area code: 051
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Electricity
220W/50Hz, plug is a standard European 2 point (types C and F).
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