Croatia Cheap Flights
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Are you looking for cheap fares for Croatia flights? In the coming 3 months: Pegasus Airlines Ankara Croatia 3,218 TL, Pegasus Airlines Antalya Croatia 3,114 TL and Air Serbia Istanbul Croatia 4,634 TL.

Better to book your flight to Croatia 71 days before departure to get the best fares on average.

There are 811 flights operating between Turkey and Croatia. The most popular cities from Turkey to Croatia are Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir. The most flights are to Zagreb, Dubrovnik and Split in Croatia.

Stretching along the Adriatic coast in a geography where Central Europe, the Balkans and the Mediterranean intersect, Croatia offers a travel opportunity that meets different expectations with its magnificent coasts, lush green mountains and hills, lakes, streams and national parks.

Croatia, which is one of the countries hosting the most tourists in Europe, attracts great attention especially in the summer months in its many touristic centers along the Adriatic coast. Yacht and boat tours in the Adriatic Sea and the islands form the backbone of the country's tourism. There are also great developments in areas such as mountain tourism, ecotourism and health tourism.

Croatia Attractions

Dubrovnik, located at the southernmost point of the Dalmatian coast, is literally a medieval city. The city, which was known as Ragusa in the Ottoman period, is built within the historical walls. The city streets, which give a feeling of the Middle Ages, are the scene of many famous TV series and movies. The city, which was under heavy bombardment by the Serbs during the Civil War Period, was rebuilt with international initiatives. Dubrovnik, which is on the UNESCO World Heritage List today, is the first point that comes to mind among the places to visit in Croatia.

The city walls of 1940 meters are ideal for an uninterrupted journey. With this walk, which is completed in about 2 hours, it is possible to look down on the city and observe the life inside the walls. Today, the old city harbor and its surroundings, which only serve daily tour boats, consist of narrow streets.

The community of 13 islands north of Dubrovnik is known as the Elafiti Islands. The islands, on which 15th century structures can be seen, can be reached by boats. To enjoy the beach and sea, these islands should be visited.

Located right in the heart of the Dalmatian coast, Split is Croatia's second largest city. The city, which is located on a peninsula in the east of the Adriatic Sea, is an important logistics center for the transition to the islands on the sea. The city, where traces of settlements dating back 2,600 years can be seen, is among the oldest settlements in the region.

Zagreb, the capital of Croatia, is located on the Sava River in the northern region of the country. The city, which is at the center of the European route with the Adriatic Sea, is the most crowded and lively point of the country. When you come to Zagreb, it is impossible not to see the Zagreb Cathedral, one of the most important religious buildings of the country.

Built at the end of the 13th century and one of the most original religious buildings in Europe, St. Mark's Church, Zagreb Museum that makes you feel the history of Zagreb, Archaeological Museum and Architectural Museum are among the places to see.

The Nature Park, Botanical Garden, Opatovina Park and Maksimir Park are the must-stop spots to get to know the rich green areas of Zagreb.

How to Get to Croatia

The easiest way to reach Croatia from Turkey is by air travel. There are direct flights to Dubrovnik, Split and Zagreb. For this, you need to take a look at the Croatia flight ticket options. It is also possible to go to the Adriatic coast of Croatia with cruise tours from Turkey, especially during the summer months. It is also possible to go to Croatian cities by connecting flights from major European cities.

With its uncontaminated nature, natural beauties, forests and more than 120 blue flag beaches, Croatia is one of the best destinations for travelers.