How To Get From Makarska to Split Airport Best Way – You can go by bus, ferry, rent a car, taxi and private transfer.
What is The Distance From Makarska to Split Airport?
The distance from Makarska to Split is 86 kilometers. Click here to book online activities and Split Day Tours
The travel time by taxi from Makarska to Split Airport is around 1 hour and 10 minutes and the taxi fare is around €60-80 you can book online. Read here how to get from Split to Makarska the reverse way.
What is The Cheapest Way From Makarska to Split?
The cheapest way from Makarska to Split is by bus for €8 you can book online and 1 hour and 20 minutes travel time.
What is The Best Way From Makarska to Split?
The best way from Makarska to Split is by ferry for €20 you can book online and 1 hour and 30 minutes travel time. Only available in the high season!
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WHERE TO STAY IN SPLIT
You can access a dorm that can go up to €15-20. And while a hotel that is a double room in a budget can go up to €60.
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How To Get From Makarska to Split Airport
By Bus from Makarska to Split (Cheapest Way)
The cheapest way from Makarska to Split is by bus. There are a few buses leaving you can check bus schedule and book online.
The bus fare from Makarska to Split is €8 you can book online and it will take around 1 hour and 20 minutes of travel time.
The bus departure is from Makarska Bus Terminal (check the exact location in Google Maps) 2 kilometers outside of Makarska downtown to Split Bus Terminal (check the exact location in Google Maps) located in Split downtown.
If you are going from Split Bus Terminal to Split Airport will take you around 40 minutes.
By Ferry From Makarska to Split (Best Way)
The best way from Makarska to Split is by ferry for €20 you can book online and it will take 1 hour and 30 minutes travel time.
There is only one daily ferry leaving at 6 35 pm from Makarska Ferry Terminal (check the exact location in Google Maps) walking distance from Makarka downtown gets at 8 pm to Split Ferry Terminal (check the exact location in Google Maps) 1 kilometer far Split downtown.
The ferry is only available in the high season from the beginning of June until the end of September. Make sure you check schedule to book online!
PRIVATE TRANSPORTATION FROM MAKARSKA TO SPLIT AIRPORT
Hotel transfers are also very easy and convenient but can be a little bit pricey. The transfers are usually available 24 hours and are only ideal if you have the budget and you want comfort. Prices are around €100 and you will be able to fit up to 8 people. It could be €12 per person.
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BEST WAY FROM MAKARSKA TO SPLIT AIRPORT BUS VS FERRY
The best way from Makarska to Split is by bus for €8 you can book online if you go on a budget and it will take 1 hour and 20 minutes.
The best way from Makarska to Split is by ferry for €20 you can book online if you want to enjoy the views and have this experience!
The best way from Makarska to Split Airport is by taxi or private transfer if you want comfort and traveling with more people renting a car or so much luggage. It will take around 1 hour and 10 minutes!
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