Cheap Flights from Dublin to Split

If you’re looking for cheap airfares between Dublin and Split, search online for the most up to date list of airlines offering this route. Common airlines offering this route usually include Swiss, Croatia Airlines, and Lufthansa. Cheap flights to Split from Dublin are usually available all days of the week, including weekends, and usually involve at least one stopover in a location such as Frankfurt (but this depends on the airline you choose to fly with). See a full list of airlines flying to Split, Croatia.

Dublin Airport is Ireland’s largest airport, and is built close to the Dublin city centre - about a 15-minute drive or taxi ride. With its origins dating back to the beginning of the current airport’s construction in 1937, the airport has grown to become a large modern airport with two passenger terminals and dozens of shops, restaurants, bars, cafes, and passenger facilities and amenities.

Getting to the airport has become easier and easier over the years, with taxis, public buses, and coaches offering easy and affordable transport to Dublin Airport from a number of towns and cities across both the North and the South of Ireland. A number of hotels in Dublin city centre also offer free shuttle bus service to the airport, so check with your accommodation.

If your flight is departing from Terminal 2, and you happen arrive with plenty of time to spare before your flight, you can take advantage of The Loop - A large shopping and dining area with a plethora of retail shops, gift shops, electronics stores, cafes, restaurants, pharmacies, and more. More information about flights departing Dublin Airport.

Split Airport, also known as Resnik Airport, is situated about a 30-minute drive (24km) from the city centre of Split, Croatia. Originally opened in 1966, the airport is the second busiest airport in Croatia (behind Zagreb) and is an important gateway for travellers heading to surrounding cities and the famous Croatian islands nearby.

There are a number of options for getting from Split Airport to your next destination, whether you’ve booked accommodation in Split, or you’re heading to catch a ferry to one of the nearby islands. There is a bus stop at the airport where routes No. 37 (travelling Split – Trogir) and No. 38 (Split Airport – Kastel Stari – Split) depart from. There is also a local taxi company servicing the airport, as well as car rental desks for those who wish to hire a car from Split Airport.

Other important information to note:

• Time difference between Dublin to Split - Split is 1 hour ahead of Dublin
• Currency exchange - Dublin uses the euro, while Split uses the Croatian kuna. Some business in Croatia may accept euros as payment - However, it is still highly recommended to take plenty of Croatian kuna with you, as businesses are not required to accept euros, and only do so at their discretion.
• Cost of living differences - Prices in Split are, on average, much cheaper than in Dublin. The cost of an average restaurant meal will usually be up to 50% cheaper than in Dublin, as will things like groceries (nearly 40% cheaper), local public transport (46% cheaper) and clothing (around 10% cheaper for most items).

The above information is correct as of January 2016. Please check all travel details and costs closer to the time of your travel date.