About Croatia – At a glance

Croatia Travel Guides

Pučišća, Brac Island

Views of Hvar Island from Vidova Gora mountain, Brač Island

Split Croatia

Here's all my other top travel information for Croatia:

• Currency: Croatian Kuna (kn) - Croatia is a member of the EU but has their own currency of the Kuna, rather than using the Euro. If you're traveling through other European countries to Croatia, then remember you will need different currencies!
• Plug Adapters: The plugs in Croatia are the 2-pin system, like most of central Europe. Don't forget your plug adapters if you're traveling to Croatia from the UK!
• Visas: Visas are not required by any EU/EEA nationals, regardless of the purpose or length of stay. Australian, Canadian and US nationals can stay for up to 90 days without a visa. If traveling to Croatia from outside Europe then check your visa requirements with your embassy.  More information on visa requirements for visiting Croatia here.

Head to Croatia for either a European city break or, explore just some of the 1,200 islands along its coastline!

• If you're looking for a European city break in Croatia, then head to Split, Dubrovnik, or Zagreb for a perfect weekend getaway - More on the best places to visit in Croatia.
• Croatia is also perfect for a summer beach holiday - either along the Croatian coastline or on one of its many islands! I would definitely recommend visiting Hvar or Brac Island just off the coast from Split.
• Visit Croatia either in May or June or September or October, to avoid the high season of summer and the crowds of cruise-goers - More on weather in Croatia and when it's best to visit.
• Remember to try some of Croatia's traditional dishes - would recommend the Janjetina lamb and Crni Rižot (Black Risotto)