Local Tip
Buy your Split bus ticket before boarding. Since 1 June 2026 a 60-minute ride within the city has cost €1.50 from a ticket office, machine, value card or online, and double that from the driver.
Where to change money in Split
Any business changing cash in Split, bank or street-side mjenjačnica, needs an authorisation from the Croatian National Bank. The licence does not fix the price, so get the euro total in writing before any pounds change hands.
- Erste Bank, Gundulićeva 40a The Croatian National Bank's list of 13 July 2026 names this Erste branch, so it was open this summer. Not every bank counter serves non-customers, so ask first.
- Privredna banka Zagreb (PBZ), Matošićeva 14 One of three PBZ branches in Split on that July list, with Ulica slobode 7 and Put Brodarice 6. PBZ posts its buying rate for foreign banknotes on its website, a useful figure to hold against an exchange office's board.
Changing money at the airport
In Kapital says its Split Airport exchange office is in the arrivals terminal (Cesta dr. Franje Tuđmana 1270, Kaštel Štafilić) and keeps hours that follow the flight schedule.
Two Promet Split bus lines call at the airport: line 37 between Split and Trogir, and line 38 from Split via Kaštel Stari. Fares depend on the municipalities a trip crosses. From Split, a Kaštela ticket is €2.00 bought ahead or €4.00 on board, and a Trogir ticket €2.50 or €5.00, so ask at a ticket office which one covers your airport stop.
ATMs and cards in Split
Cash machines and shop terminals in Croatia may propose converting a payment into sterling on the spot. PBZ, one of the country's largest banks, publishes separate rate lists for these conversions at its ATMs and card terminals, each with a stated percentage mark-up over the European Central Bank rate. That mark-up is the price of seeing pounds on the screen. Pick euros and the exchange is left to your UK card issuer at its own rate.
Paying for transport in Split
Promet Split runs the buses in Split and the towns around it, and since 1 June 2026 its fares have depended on how many municipalities a trip crosses. A single within Split is €1.50 for 60 minutes; to Solin it is €1.75 and to Trogir €2.50. Those prices apply on a stored-value card (€3.00 to issue), at ticket offices and machines, and online; the driver charges double. A day ticket is €6.00 for one municipality or €12.00 for the whole network. The main ticket office, on Sukoišanska, opens 06:15 to 20:30 on weekdays and 06:15 to 13:30 on Saturdays, and is closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Good to know
- Jadrolinija's Split agency for ferry and catamaran tickets is at Gat Sv. Duje in the port. In October 2026 it listed 04:30 to 23:59 Monday to Saturday and 05:30 to 23:59 on Sundays and holidays for local lines, and 05:30 to 20:30 daily for international routes.
- Jadrolinija prefers that you buy through its app or website, and sells tickets on board only when the agency is shut. On the ship, you can pay in cash or with a Visa, Mastercard, Maestro or Diners card.
- Where a route takes reservations, be at the port 45 minutes before sailing at the latest. Without reservations, boarding goes by order of arrival; Jadrolinija suggests one to two hours early, more on some lines in high season.
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Split travel money FAQ
Where is the best place to exchange money in Split?
A bank counter or an exchange office licensed by the Croatian National Bank; get the euro figure before handing over sterling. Erste at Gundulićeva 40a and PBZ at Matošićeva 14 were both trading in July 2026. Landing with no euros? In Kapital has an office in the airport arrivals terminal.
How much is a bus ticket in Split?
Since 1 June 2026, €1.50 for 60 minutes within Split if bought beforehand, or €3.00 from the driver. Longer trips cost more: €2.50 (€5.00 on board) to Trogir. Lines 37 and 38 serve the airport.
Can I pay for a Jadrolinija ferry with a card?
Yes. Jadrolinija's advice is to book in its app or online. Tickets are sold on board only when the Gat Sv. Duje agency is closed, and there you can use cash or a Visa, Mastercard, Maestro or Diners card.
Checked October 2026. Fees, fares and opening times change, so check locally before relying on them. Sources: Promet Split · In Kapital · Croatian National Bank (HNB) · Privredna banka Zagreb (PBZ) · Jadrolinija
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