|  Travel 2005 Cavtat is located south of Peljesac penninsula, at the very south 
              of the Republic of Croatia - 18 km from Dubrovnik, and only 6 km 
              from the Dubrovnik International Airport. 
 Visa Regulation All citizens of the countries for which entry visas are requested 
              according to Visa Regulations of the Republic of Croatia must, as 
              a rule, obtain the visas abroad prior to the entry into the Republic 
              of Croatia by applying to the related Embassy or Consular Office 
              of the Republic of Croatia. There is a possibility of issuing entry visas through a special 
              procedure if requested by a legal entity or an individual in the 
              Republic of Croatia by applying for visas to the relevant authorities 
              in the Republic of Croatia (Police) for citizens of countries in 
              which the Republic of Croatia has no embassy or consular office. For Visa Information visit http://www.mvp.hr/index-en.htm 
              and in the Diplomatic Directory select Visa Requirement Overview. Traveling To Croatia By Air  Traveling by plane is a convenient and comfortable way to visit 
              Dubrovnik. Many European companies have regular flights to Zagreb 
              and from there the Croatian national carrier, Croatia Airlines, 
              provides regular flights to Dubrovnik. The airport is called Cilipi 
              and it is located about 18 km from the city center. Airport DubrovnikFlights and timetables
 web: http://www.airport-dubrovnik.hr/dubrovnik_aerodrom_eng.htm
 Croatia Airlines - DubrovnikPoslovnica Dubrovnik, Brsalje 9
 tel: *385 20 413 777, 413 776, fax: +385 20 413 993,
 working hours: 8 - 16 h, Saturday 9 - 12 h,
 web: http://www.croatiaairlines.hr/, 
              e-mail: ctn.sales@ctn.htnet.hr
 For reservations and booking call: +385 62 777 777
 CROATIA AIRLINES - Zagreb
 Teslina 5, 10000 Zagreb
 phone: +385 1 616 02 46, fax: +385 1 616 02 90
 Berislaviceva 2, 10000 Zagrebphone: +385 1 616 02 16, fax: +385 1 481 96 32
 Information phone: +385 800 7777, +385 1 481 96 33Reservation phone: +385 62 777 777, +385 1 487 27 27
 Airport Zagreb phone: +385 1 456 21 82, +385 1 456 22 34, fax: +385 
              1 721 192
 International Flights from/to Zagreb:Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Brussels, Copenhagen, Düsseldorf, 
              Frankfurt, Gothenburg, Istanbul, London, Madrid, Moscow, Munich, 
              Paris, Prague, Rome, Sarajevo, Skopje, Stockholm, Stuttgart, Vienna, 
              Warsaw and Zurich.
 International Flights from/to Dubrovnik:Amsterdam, Frankfurt, London, Manchester, Paris, Rome and Vienna.
 Domestic Flights from/to Zagreb:Dubrovnik, Pula, Split, Zadar
 
 By Sea Another pleasant way of traveling to Dubrovnik is by sea. There 
              are international and coastal ferry lines arriving and departing 
              from Dubrovnik. Jadrolinija is the main Croatian passenger ferry 
              company, with the highest number of regular international and domestic 
              lines. The other Croatian shipping and freight agency is Jadroagent 
              Ltd. Tickets:JADROLINIJA
 Obala S. Radica 40, Dubrovnik
 Phone: 418 000, Pho/fax: 418 111
 JADROAGENTObala S. Radica 40, Dubrovnik
 Tel: 419 000, 419 009, Fax: 419 029, E-mail: jadroagent-dubrovnik@du.htnet.hr
 More information can also be found on the pages of Port of Dubrovnik 
              authority, Gruska obala 1, 20 000 Dubrovnik, Tel / Fax: +385 20 
              418 511 International ferry lines:Zadar - Brbinj (Dugi otok) - Ancona;
 Zadar - Ancona; Split - Ancona;
 Split-Stari Grad (Hvar)-Korcula-Ancona;
 Dubrovnik -Bari.
 Timetables for international ferry lines arriving and departing 
              from Dubrovnik. By Rail The rail network connects all major Croatian cities, except Dubrovnik. 
              There are direct trains to Slovenia, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, 
              Germany, Bosnia-Herzegovina and other countries. Indirect connections 
              also exist, conecting Croatia to almost all other European countries. 
              If you plan to travel by rail the best way is to arrive to Zagreb 
              or Split and take the bus from there to Dubrovnik. Information’s can be obtained at phone: 01 4573-253, 4573-238 
              or at theCroatian Railroads official pages: http://www.hznet.hr/ 
              .
 Eurocity and Intercity trains:EC Mimara: Munich - Salzburg - Villach - Ljubljana - Zagreb;
 EC Agram: Salzburg - Villach - Ljubljana - Zagreb;
 IC Sava: Villach - Ljubljana - Zagreb - Belgrade;
 IC Croatia: Vienna - Maribor - Zagreb;
 IC Kvarner: Budapest - Koprivnica - Zagreb - Rijeka.
  By Coach The bus service offers cheaper alternative for travel across Croatia 
              and to Dubrovnik. Throughout Dubrovnik region, even the smallest 
              villages have some sort of bus connection. There are express buses 
              which cover longer distances and are very comfortable. In almost 
              every larger town, there is a bus station (Autobusna stanica or 
              Autobusni kolodvor) where tickets are sold and timetables are clearly 
              displayed. In Dubrovnik the main bus terminal is located in Gru where 
              both local and international coaches arrive. DUBROVNIK MAIN BUS TERMINAL, Put Republike 19, phone: +385 20 357 
              088ZAGREB MAIN BUS TERMINAL, http://www.akz.hr/
 A wide variety of information for people traveling to Croatia was 
              prepared by the Croatian National Tourist Board.
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