ZADAR information

Airports Zadar’s international airport (tel: +385 (0) 23 313 311) is around 14 kilometres from the city centre and served by taxis stationed outside, buses and car hire companies. Typically, a taxi journey will be around 140 kuna, plus a charge for luggage.
Public transport The best way to get around Zadar city centre is often on foot, but taxis, buses and hire cars can make the journey easier and give the opportunity to explore districts such as Borik. Petrol stations open from 7am to 7pm or 8pm every day, later in high season. The bus station is located on the crossroads just east of the Old Town heading towards Split, Rijeka and Zagreb Phone: +385 (0) 23 314 477 or 315 331

Taxi Taxis are available from the airport and rail stations, or by telephone to the main call centre for minicabs Phone: +385 (0) 23 251 400

Pharmacy Pharmacies are generally open 8am to 1pm and from around 3pm to 7pm daily, except Sunday. Out of hours is on a rota basis displayed at the premises. Telephone 94 (local number) in the event of an emergency
Dentist Dentists are generally open 8am to 1pm and from around 3pm to 7pm daily, except Sunday. Out of hours is on a rota basis displayed at the premises. Telephone 94 (local number) in the event of an emergency
Post Office The main post office is in Aleksandra III, and open 7am through to around 9pm daily, except Sundays.
Telephone The country code for Croatia is 385, followed by (0) 23 for Zadar and then the six digit local number.
Electricity 220 volts; generally two-hole sockets. Adapters required