Getting from Ljubljana airport to Rovinj

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The Ljubljana airport – Jože Pučnik, is situated 26 km north of Ljubljana city centre and approximately 200 km from Rovinj. The airport is connected to Ljubljana with an airport bus, which departures every hour on weekdays, and every second or third hour during weekends.

If you are travelling to Rovinj from the airport in Ljubljana, you have the following options in terms of transportation.

By car, majority of the road between the airport in Ljubljana and Rovinj is highway, which makes travelling quite fast and easy, the shortest route goes Via Koper and the border crossing in Dragonja, and alternative route via the border crossing in Jelšana has almost the same length but less highway and therefore longer travel time. If you travel with your own or a rented car, remember to buy a Vignette in Slovenia. Car rental offers for rental companies with office at the airport you can find here.

Transfer, a transfer from the airport to Rovinj is a bit pricy, but never the less of course possible, normally transfer is offered for 1-3 person with a regular sedan vehicle and from 4 to 8 persons with a minivan, you can check prices and pre-book a transfer here.

Rovinj

By Bus, there is NO direct bus from the Ljubljana airport to Rovinj, but, although the number of departures is limited, it is possible to travel directly from Ljubljana to Rovinj, you can see departures times here. Alternatively you can check out the connections via Trieste in Italy.

By Taxi, well if you are left without any other options, you of course have the options to take a taxi from the airport in Ljubljana to Rovinj, but be aware it will cost you a few bugs.

Feel free to leave a comment below if you have any questions about travelling from the Ljubljana airport to Rovinj.

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Rovinj Croatia – Holidays in Rovinj

Rovinj is situated in the middle of the west coast of the Istrian Peninsula. The city has for years been among the top holiday destinations in this part of Croatia. The highlight is of course the charming old town peninsula. A walk in thee small alleys among the old houses is a must do and I can recommend also to take a walk on the road which circles the peninsula. All visitors should of course also visit the Cathedral of St Euphemia which can be found on thee peek of the peninsula, those who do not suffer from altitude problems, should for sure visit to tower of the cathedral, from which there is a stunning view over the city.

Restaurants can be found every where in the old town part and along the Riva in Rovinj. From my experience the best restaurants are the ones not situated directly on the main streets.

The accommodation offer in Rovinj is diversified and the offer ranges from Hostels to 4 star luxury hotels. In the old town part mainly private apartments can be found, but also a few of the smaller hotels in Rovinj are situated here. Also in the city parts north and south of the old town plenty of private accommodation can be found, majority of the private apartments in Rovinj are within walking distance from the city centre. For those who like to stay at a campsite this is of course also possible in Rovinj. In a radius of 10 km from Rovinj 6 larger campsites can be found.

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