How can I reach the island of Vis by train?

By train to Split railway station and then by Jadrolinija ferry boat from Split (throughout the year).

Croatia is directly connected to Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary, Italy, Austria, Switzerland, Germany and Serbia. Connections with train changes exist with almost all other European countries.

Eurocity, Intercity i Euronight trains:

• EC “Mimara”: Zagreb – Villach – Frankfurt – Zagreb
• EC “Croatia”: Zagreb – Vienna – Zagreb (via Slovenia)
• EN “Venezia”: Venice – Zagreb – Budapest (Moskva, Kiev, Bucharest) – Venice
• IC “Zagreb”: Zagreb – Vienna (via Hungary) – Zagreb
• IC “Sava”: Belgrade – Zagreb – Villach – München – Belgrade
• IC “Kvarner”: Zagreb – Budapest – Zagreb
• IC “Drava”: Budapest – Osijek – Sarajevo – Budapest

High-speed lines:

• “Lisinski”: Zagreb – München – Zagreb (night train)
• “Maestral”: Zagreb – Budapest – Zagreb (Moskva, Kiev, St. Peterburg) Zagreb – Villach – Zagreb Belgrade – Zagreb – Zürich – Belgrade
• “Nikola Tesla”: Zagreb – Belgrade – Zagreb Vinkovci – Banja Luka – Vinkovci Zagreb – Sarajevo – Ploče – Zagreb Zagreb – Sarajevo – Zagreb (night train) Ploče – Sarajevo – Ploče Villach – Zagreb – Belgrade – Villach (night train)
• “Opatija”: Rijeka – Ljubljana – Rijeka (München, Vienna)
• “Ljubljana”: Rijeka – Ljubljana (Vienna) – Rijeka

Season train lines:

• Ljubljana – Pula – Ljubljana
• Budapest – Zagreb – Split – Budapest (noćni vlak)

Special trains:

• Belgrade – Rijeka – Belgrade (June and September, on a weekend, night train)
• Belgrade – Knin – Split – Belgrade (June and September, on a weekend, night train)
• Prague – Split – Prague