Contact our specialists for tailored travel advice for Croatia, from the best time to go, what to pack, tipping guidelines, reading lists and more.
CROATIA TRAVEL ADVICE: WEATHER
Croatia has a varied climate, with continental climate conditions inland and Mediterranean influences on the Adriatic coast. Peak season is July to August, with temperatures in the high 20s or in the 30s in places like Split. Expect plenty of sunshine from May to October on the coast, and the shoulder season months of May, June and September are among the best times to visit Croatia. Inland is also hot in the summer but can be bitterly cold in the winter with sub-zero temperatures and heavy snowfall. Winter on the coast is milder but can be quite rainy.
MAP OF CROATIA
MEDICATIONS & VACCINATIONS FOR CROATIA
It is recommended that you check with your doctor before you travel to Croatia, just to ensure there are no particular health precautions you should be taking ahead of your trip. Another source of current information is the NHS's website Fit for Travel or indeed The Center for Disease Control and Prevention.TIPPING IN CROATIA
Tipping for good service is customary in Croatia. Leaving a 5% - 10% gratuity for service is sufficient in restaurants. If you are embarking on a yacht or gulet cruise, leaving a tip of approximately 10% of the charter cost is customary. Your destination specialist will be able to provide further details.GET CONNECTED
ELECTRICAL SUPPLYAs in most of continental Europe, the electricity supply in Croatia is 230v. Electrical sockets take standard European two-pin plugs.
MOBILE / INTERNET CONNECTIVITY
There are several local cellphone networks in Croatia, including Vipnet and T-mobile which are the largest. Each has excellent coverage that includes about 98% of the country. Internet access is widely available. Most hotels offer free Wi-Fi.
