Even though an island destination, an additional incentive is the good transportation connections with the coast, as well as the vicinity of eminent tourist markets.

Distances: 

Mali Lošinj - Zagreb                        254km

Mali Lošinj - Ljubljana                    222km

Mali Lošinj - Trieste                         177km

Mali Lošinj - Wein                           606km

Mali Lošinj - München                   627km

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Central European road connections with destinations on the Croatian coast are becoming more and more developed. During the summer months the traffic at border crossings gets heavy and may cause shorter delays. To enter and drive through Croatia you need a Green Card (the International Insurance Crad) and a valid driver’s license. A toll is charged on the highways and semi-highways, as well as some bridges and tunnels.

The island of Cres is connected with the land by two ferry lines. The Porozina – Brestova ferry line connects the island with Istria and the Merag – Valbiska ferry line connects it with the island of Krk. The ferry ride takes about 20 minutes. The islands of Cres and Lošinj are connected by a bridge. The are two movable bridges on the island that open twice a day to let the vessels pass through: OSOR at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., PRIVLAKA at 9 a.m. and 6 p.m.

Croatia has a good and well-developed national bus network. It includes even the smallest settlements on the coast. The Rijeka - Mali Lošinj bus line operates several times a day, the Zagreb – Mali Lošinj bus line operates twice a day. A direct bus line from Ljubljana is available during the summer months.

Catamaran

Throughout the year, the Mali Lošinj - Rijeka – Mali Lošinj line connects the island of Lošinj and the nearby islands with the shore daily. During the summer months, there are additional lines: Mali Lošinj – Pula, Mali Lošinj – Zadar, Mali Lošinj – Rimini/Pesaro and Mali Lošinj – Venice.

Ferryboat

Twice a week there is a ferry line that connects the island with Zadar, and in the summer months it operates every day.

Ferry routes Brestova – Porozine and Valbiska – Merag are operate daily.

Travel info: http://www.hak.hr

Lošinj’s airfield (900 m asphalted runway) is equipped to cater for international traffic (police and customs). It is the second airport in Croatia by the absolute number of landings (after Zagreb).

Aircrafts up to 40 seats can make their landing at this airport (Dash 7 - 8, L - 410 Turbolet, Cessna 150 - 500, King Air 100, King Air 90, King Air 200, Piper and similar types).

The Rijeka Airport is located 80 km from Mali Lošinj