NIGHT TRAIN in Croatia - ZAGREB TO SPLIT (sleeping cabin - 8.5hrs)

In this video we wanted to share the experience of going from Zagreb to Split via night train! We rented a whole cabin with 6 beds and our kids were beyond excited. The train left Zagreb around 10:30pm and got to Split around 7:30am. Watch to see the journey :)

[poljakdijana]

Vi ste predivna obitelj. Prvenstveno dobro organizirana obitelj. Dica su van lipo vaspitana. Ovo je predivno iskustvo koje ste im priuštili i prilika da puno tega nauče. Tu ste vi mama i tata tako da osjećaju sigurnost. Vi koji pružate drugim ljudima, turistima, korisne informacije o Hrvatskoj, kako da putuju, kako da se ponašaju i kako da maksimalno iskoriste svoj odmor u Hrvatskoj, ipak osobnim primjerom ste najbolji dio posla odradili za svoju djelatnost. Odavno me nije neko ovako oduševija ka vi, t.j. vaša obitelj. Božji blagoslov!

[alenfranjic]

These two young Japanese guys on a journey were asking people on the main station in Zagreb where the main station is.... because they thought it was a museum they found 😅

[Kivas_Fajo]

nemam pojma...is my favourite Croatian quote. ^^

[zuska]

That was a good idea to travel with the kids on night train to Split.For them it's an adventure and nice memories with family.

[yugoslava]

Nikad mi nije dosta da gledam ovako divnu familiju !!!! Decica su porasla i sve su sladja i sladja i sladja....❤❤❤

[Ines-uwgi]

It's the same when I was a kid. I enjoyed wandering around and looking at the scenery through the open window, and there was lot of passengers back then. There was a wagon for food and drinks.

The children must have expected the same train as in Zagreb, you can see that they were disappointed, but it's good that you can sleep through everything.

It always saddens me when I see that they are still postponing the renovation of the Zagreb-Split railway. So few people use it because of this, I don't know if they even have money for maintenance.

[ludigracic]

I did this once from Split-Zagreb and it was awesome to sleep in train and to have privacy.

[ams]

Hvala for taking us on board with you! Greetings from Sydney, Australia.

[pohlcat]

Traveled between Split and Zagreb last month. Glad we bought a flight on Croatian Airlines.

[bani]

I’ve also traveled from Zagreb to Split by train. It’s a nice experience for people who live in Croatia.

[jaleach]

What a beautiful family. Truly you are blessed!

[anamm]

Ovo je prva avantura gdje vam ne zavidim.😂 divna obitelj ste ❤

[BarbaraForrester]

Well at least the kids slept! Great video as always - you are such a lovely family!

[angeladobromislic]

Bog vas blagoslovio i cuvao predivni ste i jednostavni.❤😂

[mp]

Fantastic memories in making 😄 so important for the kids this days!
Love trains 😍 hopefully we'll see you more from Split

[vicmiklausic]

Ivan looked rough in the morning. Took the bus from Dubrovnik to Zagreb which took 8 hours also. I would take the beds over the bus seats. And I hated at the bus terminal getting there BEFORE the CAFE OPENED. COFFEE! And the bus terminal in Zagreb isn't in the best location to go around to find a place for cava or for a milnar. Hope you guys had fun!

[Eddiewouldgo]

Wow keen to do this on my next trip hopefully in the next few months ! Svaka vam čast … bivše juge vlak … to se treba promjeniti hitno ! Inače super lijepi pozz iz gold coast australia 😊

[tomislavtomljanovic]

Išao ...bio...vlak je super, da treba 8 sati od ZG do ST, ali kako Sarah kaže avantura je...a i jeftino je:)

[maricallo]

Used to travel to Split in a sleeping car in the 80-ies several times. It was always a thrill to hang on the window in the morning, waiting to spot the sea for the first time.
The terrain is mostly mountainous, and it would be a really no-sleep experience if the train drove any faster. Travelling by Bombardier swing train is faster but not very pleasant because it was not made for such sharp bends. They would need to build a new track with a lot of overpasses, very expensive and time consuming but there are plans.
Of course, there are international signs to indicate a sleeping car, including German, it's no Austro-Hungarian heritage. But yeah the cars are not super modern.

[Kivas_Fajo]

The kids are blessed! 🙂

Growing up with two languages, that couldn't be further apart, will bridge and help in the future.
Slavic for learning Western Germanic and Roman languages as ofc Slavic ones.
English, because it is spoken around the globe.