Public transport in Croatia — what locals actually use

Apps, local services, useful places and traveler tips — the practical answer, in one place.Buses, metro and trains

14 picksUpdated May 4, 2026

Quick answer

Use a contactless transit card or the official operator app for Croatia. Avoid third-party "tourist pass" sellers — they usually upcharge for the same ticket.

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Tools locals use

Apps, websites and services we've vetted for public transport in Croatia.

Tools locals use

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Moovit

A global public transport app that provides real-time bus and train schedules, and trip planning.

App

Zet (Jeju Island Electric Scooter)

An electric scooter rental service primarily operating on Jeju Island, popular among tourists and locals.

App

Autotrans (Arriva Croatia)

Major intercity bus operator in Croatia, primarily focusing on routes along the coast and connecting major cities. Their app allows for ticket booking and schedule viewing.

App

Citymapper

A comprehensive public transport app providing trip planning, real-time departures, and maps for various cities, including Riga.

Official site

GetByBus

Leading platform for buying bus tickets in Montenegro and the Balkans. Offers routes, timetables, and online booking.

App

HŽ Putnički prijevoz

Official app for Croatian Railways passenger transport, offering national train schedules, ticket purchases, and real-time information.

Official site

Rome2Rio

A travel planning website that provides information on how to get between any two places worldwide by combining flights, trains, buses, ferries, and car travel.