Croatia travel guide
Before you go to Croatia
- Currency
- EUR €
- Emergency number
- 112 / 192
- Plug type
- C, F
- Tap water
- Tap water is safe to drink throughout Croatia.
- Tipping
- Tipping appreciated but not obligatory; round up or leave ~10% for good restaurant service.
- Bargaining
- Not expected
- eSIM
- Available
- Card networks
- Visa, Mastercard, Maestro
- ATM fees
- Usually free at bank ATMs; Euronet machines charge several euro and push DCC
Cities in Croatia
- Dubrovnik The "Pearl of the Adriatic" — a walled medieval city of limestone streets, baroque churches and sea-bound ramparts on Croatia's southern…
- Split Dalmatia's largest coastal city, built in and around the 4th-century Roman Palace of Diocletian — a living UNESCO monument, buzzing…
- Zagreb Croatia's capital: an Austro-Hungarian city of a medieval Upper Town, grand Lower-Town boulevards, café culture, museums and green parks in…
- Zadar A Dalmatian peninsula old town layered with Roman ruins and modern art installations — the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun — famed for…
- Hvar The chic main town of Hvar island — a Venetian-era harbour of marble squares, a hilltop Spanish fortress, lavender fields and the Pakleni…
- Rovinj A pastel-hued fishing town on Istria's west coast, its cobbled hilltop old town crowned by the baroque Church of St. Euphemia — one of the…
- Šibenik A historic Croatian-founded Dalmatian city of stone alleys and four fortresses, home to the UNESCO Cathedral of St. James and the closest…