Getting around
By plane
Once you land at Split or Zadar airport, several options are available for continuing on to Šibenik, depending on your priorities in terms of cost, comfort, and travel time.
Travelling from Split Airport
From Split Airport to the city centre / main bus station in Split: you can reach Split either via the airport shuttle bus, which drops you directly in the city centre, or on city bus line 37 operated by Promet Split, which takes you to Split’s main bus station.
City bus line 37 (Promet Split) departs from the stop right outside the airport exit. It runs roughly every 20–30 minutes and takes about 35–45 minutes to reach Split’s main bus station. Further details are available on the Promet Split website.
From Split to the main bus station in Šibenik: intercity buses to Šibenik leave from Split’s main bus station. Tickets can be bought online or at the station itself. For more information, see the Split Bus Station website (Autobusni kolodvor Split).
From Šibenik Bus Station to the Convention Centre Šibenik: city bus line 5 runs hourly, connecting Šibenik Bus Station directly with Solaris / Aquapark Dalmatia. More details can be found on the website of the local operator, Gradski parking Šibenik d.o.o.
Travelling from Zadar Airport
From Zadar Airport to the city centre / main bus station in Zadar: after landing, you can catch a local city bus to Zadar’s main bus station on the line marked Zadar – Airport. It departs from the stop directly outside the airport exit, and its timetable is synchronised with flight arrivals for smooth onward travel. Further information is available on the Liburnija d.o.o. website.
From Zadar to the main bus station in Šibenik: intercity buses to Šibenik depart from Zadar’s main bus station, with tickets available online or on site. For details, visit the Zadar Bus Station website (Autobusni kolodvor Zadar).
From Šibenik Bus Station to the Convention Centre Šibenik: city bus line 5 runs hourly, linking Šibenik Bus Station directly with Solaris / Aquapark Dalmatia. See the Gradski parking Šibenik d.o.o. website for more.
If you would prefer to avoid changing between services, taxis, pre-booked private transfers, Uber, and rental cars are all convenient alternatives.
Private transfers and conference arrangements
EAAE 2027 participants can also arrange airport transfers directly with organizer. Requests should be emailed to transfers@eaae2027.com, and we recommend sending your flight details and expected arrival time as early as possible. The same applies to your return transfer. Shared transfers can be organised as well — a car seats up to three passengers and a van up to seven or eight — making it easy to split travel costs.
Do check the conference website periodically for the latest updates and additional tips.
By bus
Šibenik is served by several international coach lines connecting it with cities across Europe, including direct routes to and from Germany, Austria, Slovenia, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia. For timetables, fares, and route availability, consult the official websites of the main bus stations in your country or that of Šibenik Bus Station.
By car
For those travelling from neighbouring countries, driving is a very practical choice. Šibenik is reached via the A1 motorway linking Zagreb and Split, with the Šibenik exit situated just outside the city — making the destination easy to access.
