Holidays in the Czech Republic
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Travelling to and around the Czech Republic

Getting to the Czech Republic

We do not supply plane tickets. The following airlines fly to the Czech Republic from the UK: BMIbaby, Easyjet, Ryanair, Jet2, and British Airways. You can also consider flying to Linz, Vienna or Dresden as these cities have direct public transport connections to the Czech Republic.

There are direct coaches to the Czech Republic from London. Train journeys require changes, but can be a lovely way of entering the country.

Getting around the Czech Republic

The Czech Republic has a good comprehensive public transport system. For specific information for different destinations please check the relevant pages. We can plan a public transport holiday for you or you can use the excellent http://www.idos.cz site.

Roads in the Czech Republic are generally good - although the Republic’s motorways are more like British dual carriageways. If you are bringing your own car, remember that you are required to use dipped headlamps during the daytime, even in the summer. You should also have your documents - insurance, registration and licence - with you at all times - you can be subject to a spotcheck..If you are planning to drive extensively in the Czech Republic, we would recommend using a satnav as Czech roads are not as well signposted.

We do not provide carhire direct. Instead, as prices can vary significantly and so can availability, we suggest you use the Carrentals search engine to get the best deal for you.