By car
Travellers heading from Zagreb (185 km) should take the A1 to Bosiljevo and then take the A6 to Rijeka. Portions of the A6 is a 4-6 lane motorway.
Travellers from Trieste (76 km) should take A7 upon entering Croatia at Rupa border crossing.
Travellers from Split (380 km) can take A1 to �uta Lokva and then proceed via Senj and Crikvenica to Rijeka.
By plane
Zra?na luka Rijeka - Rijeka airport is situated on the nearby island of Krk, around 35 km from the railway station in Rijeka.
� Tuifly connects Rijeka with Bonn/Cologne, Hannover and Stuttgart.
� Norwegian connects Rijeka with Oslo.
� during summer time, Ryanair connects Rijeka to Stockholm and London.
There is a designated bus service from the airport into Rijeka.
There are regular bus services from Rijeka into Zagreb Airport for connections there. The Croatia Airlines website has more information.
Rijeka is major Croatian port. It is located in the very heart of Kvarner Gulf. Because of it's location, Rijeka is a crossroads of land and sea routes connected with the rest of the world by air, bus, train and ship lines. Rough Guides describes Rijeka as a "Row of cumbrous cranes and rusty, sea-stained tankers in front of the soaring apartment blocks".
Despite this description by very reputable guide book, Rijeka is still nice place to visit as it has a great architecture in the old parts of the city, as well as some very interesting places to go (such as Rijeka Natural History Museum - see link bellow) ....
If you are in Rijeka, trying probably to get ferry to sail along Croatian coast, take some time to discover this city! You will be surprised how much is to see here... Rijeka airport is on the island of Krk, about 30 km from the Rijeka city centre. The Railway station is in street Kresimirova 5. Info tel: 060/333-4444. Scheduled bus
