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it is cheaper to go on your own or through a travel agency to split
Please tell me the cheapest way to get to Split (Croatia) from Kaliningrad. And you won't be disappointed.
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It's always cheaper to go by yourself. Tour operators simply organize your vacation, being essentially intermediaries. You can buy a ticket yourself, book a hotel room through the network, and organize excursions through the hotel administration (if you know the language, at least English), which knows all local tour operators, including representative offices of Russian-speaking travel agencies.
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answered 15 years ago
In general, the cheapest way is of course by train or by car if available.
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answered 15 years ago
Definitely better to go by yourself.
From Kaliningrad, I would have traveled to Warsaw, and there I would have flown to Split with cheap germanwings
From Kaliningrad, I would have traveled to Warsaw, and there I would have flown to Split with cheap germanwings
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answered 15 years ago
and the choice of the "private sector" there for recreation is both more varied and cheaper. Go to adriatica.net or croatia.hr. There you can pick up everything up to the lighthouse.
And the car, essno, is better ....
And the car, essno, is better ....
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answered 15 years ago
I have been using any Internet booking for several years now.
Decide what interests you more: a hotel, an apartment or just a room with amenities, but without a kitchen.
If a hotel, I would recommend the hotel site hrs.com/ I used it - no complaints, the last time was two months ago. There is a Russian menu. Although there and the "private sector " happens.
On the site adriatica.net a clear division of the proposal and the area. and on service. You will see the prices immediately. Now I do not know, but there were 10 euros per night (but not in a popular place, of course)
Russian citizens travel to Croatia without a visa. In this case, you can use the "last minute " order there discounts.
But Split is a fashionable place and it will not be very cheap there.
Decide what interests you more: a hotel, an apartment or just a room with amenities, but without a kitchen.
If a hotel, I would recommend the hotel site hrs.com/ I used it - no complaints, the last time was two months ago. There is a Russian menu. Although there and the "private sector " happens.
On the site adriatica.net a clear division of the proposal and the area. and on service. You will see the prices immediately. Now I do not know, but there were 10 euros per night (but not in a popular place, of course)
Russian citizens travel to Croatia without a visa. In this case, you can use the "last minute " order there discounts.
But Split is a fashionable place and it will not be very cheap there.
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answered 15 years ago
Have a nice holiday. Glad if I could help. Ask if you need. Whatever I can, I'll help.
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answered 15 years ago
zinmari please tell me how did you go to Croatia, how to get there cheaper?
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answered 13 years ago
Dear russia007, where will you go from? Personally, it is easier for me, from Kyiv, to get to Poland, and then low-cost in any direction of interest. Although Croatia, visa-free, in this case is associated with the need for a Polish double-entry visa, this is disgusting, but the flight from Kyiv turns out to be more expensive for me. And in Kaliningrad, they are relatives, so it’s easier for them through Poland :-))))
So where will you go? I have experience and will try to help.
And in Croatia it is always good, especially in the outback, such people are good ....
So where will you go? I have experience and will try to help.
And in Croatia it is always good, especially in the outback, such people are good ....
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answered 13 years ago
We live in Kaliningrad, it turns out that a visa is needed only for Poland?
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answered 13 years ago
Obviously, it's hard for me to say what formalities the Russians need to "get" into Croatia.
But when traveling through Poland, you really need a visa for Poland, moreover, with 2 entries and exits, because. Croatia is not yet in the Schengen area. I'll look at cheap low-costs. After all, there are still cheap ones from Lithuania. Get back a little hype at work - I will write to you in a personal.
But when traveling through Poland, you really need a visa for Poland, moreover, with 2 entries and exits, because. Croatia is not yet in the Schengen area. I'll look at cheap low-costs. After all, there are still cheap ones from Lithuania. Get back a little hype at work - I will write to you in a personal.
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answered 13 years ago
Obviously, it's hard for me to say what formalities the Russians need to "get" into Croatia.
But when traveling through Poland, you really need a visa for Poland, moreover, with 2 entries and exits, because. Croatia is not yet in the Schengen area. I'll look at cheap low-costs. After all, there are still cheap ones from Lithuania. Get back a little hype at work - I will write to you in a personal.
But when traveling through Poland, you really need a visa for Poland, moreover, with 2 entries and exits, because. Croatia is not yet in the Schengen area. I'll look at cheap low-costs. After all, there are still cheap ones from Lithuania. Get back a little hype at work - I will write to you in a personal.
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answered 13 years ago
God, God, but I DID NOT FIND germanwings from Warsaw to Split (and it hasn’t even been two years:-(((()
I'll look for what is, I'll write.
I'll look for what is, I'll write.
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answered 13 years ago
I am writing here because it seemed that everything did not fit into a personal message. About flights to Split, she was upset that it became difficult to fly there. Here I found a link to budget and non-budget lines, but all with a transplant, alas.
Considering that Poland has a Schengen visa and you still need to take it, you can consider such proposals
http://www.flylowcostairlines.org/byudzhetnye-aviakompanii/deshevye-aviation-gdansk+split.html
Well, and, obviously, you can also from Moscow, but as far as I remember last year, it was a little expensive if on a regular flight. I do not consider charters.
In this link, you can change cities, I chose the one closest to you.
Even a little sad.
"I went through the websites of Croatian airports - I haven't found anything cheap yet ...
Considering that Poland has a Schengen visa and you still need to take it, you can consider such proposals
http://www.flylowcostairlines.org/byudzhetnye-aviakompanii/deshevye-aviation-gdansk+split.html
Well, and, obviously, you can also from Moscow, but as far as I remember last year, it was a little expensive if on a regular flight. I do not consider charters.
In this link, you can change cities, I chose the one closest to you.
Even a little sad.
"I went through the websites of Croatian airports - I haven't found anything cheap yet ...
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answered 13 years ago
I looked thanks for the link, tell me, is it expensive or normal from Gdansk to Split for $ 90?
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answered 13 years ago
http://www.chartex.ru/step1.asp?sTariff=2&CityFromID=5359&CityToID=5220 here is a link to charters from Moscow -.....
As for the 90, it's cheap. There were less, but alas.
As for the 90, it's cheap. There were less, but alas.
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answered 13 years ago