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Flying to Croatia: Things to know
There are 5 airlines that fly from Sri Lanka to Croatia. The most popular route is from Bandaranaike International Airport in Colombo to Zagreb Airport Franjo Tuđman in Zagreb. On average this flight takes 14 hours 57 minutes one-way and costs $2,195 round-trip.
Zagreb is the most popular city in Croatia for our customers to fly to.
The most popular route | CMB Bandaranaike International Airport to ZAG Zagreb Airport Franjo Tuđman |
|---|---|
Average flight on the most popular route | 14 hours 57 minutes |
Average round-trip ticket price | $2,195 |
City our customers prefer to fly to | Zagreb |
Main currency | Euro |
Fly from Sri Lanka to Croatia | 5 airlines |
Airlines that fly to Croatia
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Qatar Airways
Turkish Airlines
Fly Dubai
Emirates
Srilankan Airlines
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Frequently asked questions
There are 2 popular routes from Sri Lanka to Croatia:
- From Bandaranaike International Airport to Zagreb Airport Franjo Tuđman with an average flight time of 14h 57m.
- From Bandaranaike International Airport to Split Airport with an average flight time of 18h 42m.
Here’s the flight distance on the most popular routes from Sri Lanka to Croatia:
- Bandaranaike International Airport to Zagreb Airport Franjo Tuđman flight distance is 4611 miles
- Bandaranaike International Airport to Split Airport flight distance is 4563 miles
The average price for a plane ticket from Sri Lanka to Croatia is $2,195 round-trip from Bandaranaike International Airport to Zagreb Airport Franjo Tuđman.


