Rijeka Transportation

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The main bus pick place is right in the main square by Ploece Palace and Capuchin church in the main square. Buses can be seen in the middle of the square and the office is in the building next to Kesimirova

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The highway ends just about 5 mile south of Rijeka and then the dilemma is to take A6 toward Zagreb and then connect back to A1 close to Senj, after an out of the way trek of 50 miles, or go down e65 and then take the winding 12 miles up the to A1 at Senj. Either way, it is a gruel, and neither are great choices. Someday, they think they will finish the auto highway system, but it looks like not in my 20 years of life left.

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As you may imagine, parking is difficult, a mess, and hard to find a spot. If you get to the city by 9AM, you may find a place along the bayside, where the are a number of spots. WE found parking down a narrow street through the warehouse area to the north of Zabica square and the bus station is there. They have a string of parking places on the harbor, but there are vehicles waiting for the next open place. Just east of the canal are a couple of lots.
We paid 5 kuna, or $1 per hour, and others are similar charge.

We took this boat from Rijeka to Hvar and tried to book a room on Sunday afternoon (the boat was due to leave on Monday evening) but they told us we could only sleep on deck. However, we returned on Monday and managed to get a room because of cancellations. My advice is to not accept a seat on deck too soon if that isn't what you're looking for. The space you have on deck (actually about anywhere on the ship) isn't too bad, but it can be a bit noisy.

We took a jadrolinjaboat from Dubrovnik and up the coast to Rijeka. Stoped in Split for a while. A fantastic boatride. It's an overnightboat. It was lot's of partying at night. Arrived Rijeka pretty early in the morning.

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The port of Rijeka is the largest and the most important port in Croatia. From here you may have all possible connections to coastal Adriatic towns and islands, as well as across the sea in direction of Italy and whole Mediterranean.

If you parked “illegally”, you might get towed away. If this happens, call (051) 37 73 40. The depot is on Brajdica, beyond Delta. Reach it by the street Ulice A. K. Miošića – it’s behind the Brodokomerc warehouse. Open Mon-Fri 07:00-22:00, Sat 07:00-16:00, closed Sun. Be prepared to pay at least 250kn to reclaim your baby.

TOW SERVICE:

Prodan Vlatko
Address : Franje Čandeka 36
Tel : (+385-51) 64 34 13

Renault Assistance
Address : Mihaćeva draga b.b.
Tel : (+385-51) 22 63 10
Email :servis@adriapa.hr

Coach travel is the cheapest and quickest option for those looking to explore the region on a shoestring. A large number of Croatian destinations are served, as well as a growing number of foreign destinations on all points of the compass. The bus station is on trg Žabica in the city centre. Although small, it’s a hive of activity with everything you need on the concourse including left luggage, toilets, exchange offices, fast food outlets, newsstands and mini-markets. There is a public phone on Platform 1 outside the ticket office, and a couple of ATMs near the big church on the square. Take a walk across to the church and you’ll also come across a couple of pleasant cafes.

Ticket / information office open 05:30-21:00 tel. 060 30 20 10

Address : Žabica 1