Practical Info A-Z
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Accessibility
Croatia has invested significantly in accessibility in recent years, but there are still considerable gaps — especially…
Embassies & Consulates
In an emergency (loss of passport, arrest, serious accident), the embassy or consulate is your first point of contact.…
Electricity
Croatia uses 230 V alternating current, 50 Hz — exactly like in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The sockets are Type…
Holidays
On holidays, banks, authorities, and many shops are closed. Supermarkets (Konzum, Spar, Lidl) have reduced hours or are…
Money
Since January 1, 2023 , the Euro (€) is the official currency of Croatia. The old Kuna (HRK) is history — you can no lo…
Health
Croatia is a healthily uncomplicated travel destination. There are no tropical diseases, tap water is drinkable, and me…
Internet & Wi-Fi
Croatia has surprisingly good digital infrastructure. Even on remote islands, you usually get 4G reception. EU Roaming…
LGBTQ+
Croatia is a country of contrasts when it comes to LGBTQ+ acceptance. In Zagreb, the scene is vibrant and open, while o…
Media
If you want to stay informed about local events during your vacation, there are several options. Newspapers & Online Ju…
Emergency
In Croatia, the European standard emergency numbers apply. All are free , available around the clock, and work even wit…
Opening Hours
Croatia does not have strictly uniform opening hours. However, there are typical patterns — and the further south you g…
Post
The Hrvatska pošta (HP) operates post offices in all cities and on the larger islands. The buildings are recognizable b…
Travel Insurance
Although Croatia is an EU country, good travel insurance is still indispensable — especially if you are active during y…
Safety
Croatia is one of the safest travel destinations in Europe . The crime rate is low, violent crimes against tourists are…
Tipping
In Croatia, tipping (napojnica) is welcome but not as strictly expected as in the USA. Here's the guideline: Situation…
Customs
Croatia has been an EU member since 2013 and part of the Schengen Area since January 1, 2023. This has greatly simplifi…
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