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How to get to Novalja by car?
Traffic information is regularly aired in English and German at all larger
radio stations in summer months. Toll is paid directly on the highway (entrance
or exit).
Everything that's necessary to know about travelling by car to Novalja, such as tolls, distances to Novalja, road assistance, traffic regulations and petrol stations you can find on these pages.
Please bear in mind that during high season (end June – end August) traffic at the borders is denser and it might make traveling to Novalja considerably longer.
What is the best way to drive to Croatia depends on many things such as your wishes and habbits, your driving preferences, on how fast you plan to go and of course the wehicle of your choice.
Routes and distances
Here you'll find three possible routes that will take you to quickly and safely to Novalja.
Udine – Triest – Basovizza – Podgrad – Pasjak – Rijeka – Senj – along the coast to Prizna – ferry to the island Pag – Novalja
Toll information in Austria and Slovenia
The motorway vignette in Austria for 2 months is 21,80 € and for 10 days 7,60€. Toll for Tauernautobahn and Karawanken tunel is another 9,50 € or 6,50 €.
Tip to save money if you're traveling through Karawanken tunel – you can buy Punkt karte for 58€. The ticket has 800 credits, and one way is 55 credits. Normaly the on wax ticket is 6.50 €, this way you pay only 3,50 €. The ticket lasts 18 months and it's transerable so you can lend it to your friends as well. In Slovenia you'll pay 95€ for the yearly, 30€ for the monthly and 15€ for the weekly vignette.
How close is Novalja to the rest of Europe?
If traveling to island Pag by car seems long, check the table below to give you an idea how far or close are Novalja and island Pag to some bigger cities in Europe. All distances are in kilometers.
Zagreb
– Split is a part of a traffic route between continental north western
part of Croatia (Zagreb – Karlovac) and the north-Dalmatian region
(Adriatic road route). In the grid of roads this highway completes and
connects the link between two vital European routes: (E-59) Maribor –
Zagreb – Split and (E-65)
Rijeka – Split – Dubrovnik. This highway connects north and south of
Croatia and for many reasons it is of exceptional significance
especially for tourism from acceptance to execution of the transit
traffic.
Offers road assistance nationwide, just call 987
or +385 987. HAK has a number of international partners, so if you're a
memeber of an autoclub in your country it is likely you'll have some
benefits in Croatia as well.
Internet
pages offer different options such as real time road, border crossing
and ferry traffic information, distance calculation, road tolls in
Croatia and abroad, telephone numbers of foreign auto clubs, time
tables for ferries in the Adriatic, petrol prices and advice on
choosing the desired destination.
If you're driving from Rijeka to Zagreb or
vice-versa, you'll find usefull information on this page about traffic
conditions, toll rates and even some business opportunities. There is
also the English version, just find the button in the right top corner.
The page contains everything you'll need to know about the entire
motorway grid in Croatia, toll rates, rest areas, the ETC system and a
very clear and forward FAQ section you might find very useful. Look
for the english version.
Conecting Istria to Kvarner is the tunnel Učka. The page is available
in English and it offers information on all the aspects ot the istrian
motorway system also known as the „Y“.
General informations
PARKING in Novalja
In Novalja center there are several parkplaces. Parking in Novalja center costs 10 kn (cca 1.5 €) per hour from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. in the summer and from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. in winter months. You can pay for parking in cash at the parking meter or via cellphone. Parking at Zrce beach costs 5 kn (cca 0.8 €) per hour, and on the parkplace in front of your apartment, the parking is free.
Good to know
Driving with lights on, day and night
(0 -24 h), is obligatory.
Mobile phone usage while driving is strictly forbidden.
Traffic regulations: Traffic is conducted on the right side
Speed limitations:
- 130kmh (81mph) on the highway,
- 100kmh (62mph) on the motorway
- 50kmh (31mph) within inhabited areas
- 80kmh (50mph) outside inhabited areas
Penalties depend on the transgression of the speed limit.
Alcohol
in blood is not allowed. Amount of alcohol in blood is restricted to
0,05 percentiles, but if you're a professional driver or involved in a
traffic accident it is restricted to 0,0 and the penalties are severe
(100€ for alcohol in blood + traffic penalty).
Accidents must be reported to the police. Number for police is 92 or +385 92.
Obligations
in case of a traffic accident: Inform the police (phone no. 92). Secure
place of the accident (by placing the triangle) to eliminate the
possibility of another accident. Wait for police. If service of your
car is necessary call road assistance at the number 987. If calling
from abroad, telephone +385 1 987.
MOBILE PHONES: mobile phone usage while driving is strictly forbidden.
SEAT BELT usage is obligatory
Information Centre: +385 1 4640 800 or listen to the Second programme of Croatian radio (at RDS-HRT2).
For traveling to Novalja (Croatia) you need to have valid green insurance card (except EU nationals) and a valid driving permit, international driving permit is not required. All motorists should also carry a valid passport or national identity card as proof of identity at all times. National registration in country of origin is required for all foreign vehicles. Third party insurance is mandatory when hiring a car and a valid credit card is also needed. The minimum driving age is 18.
When taking a vehicle abroad that is company owned, hired or borrowed the best course of action is to try to obtain the original V5 registration document (UK citizens) (http://www.number-plates-car-registrations.co.uk/V5_registration_document.htm) together with a letter of authorization from the owner.
Petrol stations: Petrol stations in bigger towns as well as on motorways are open non-stop, otherwise working hours are from 06:00 to 20:00. During high season petrol stations are open until 22:00. Types of petrol you can find at the stations: Eurosuper 95, Super 95, Super 98, Super plus 98, Diesel, Euro Diesel, Gas-GPL. It might be a good idea to fill the tank and pick up a Croatia road map that locates gas stations across the country before you start a long trip. These are usually available at the stations themselves or check on-line beforehand.
PARKING in Novalja 
Good to know