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Frequently Asked Questions about Croatia
Find out all of the answers to your burning questions on traveling in Croatia
What is the most beautiful city in Croatia?
Croatia houses plenty of rocky and sandy beaches, lakes, ancient ruins, coastal towns with significant cultural and architectural heritage, and tasty cuisine. Each city is authentic, offering diverse experiences. Enjoy these top 10 most beautiful cities in Croatia.
- Korcula
- Zadar
- Trogir
- Hvar
- Rovinj
- Dubrovnik
- Zagreb
- Pula
- Split
- Sibenik
What is the number one tourist attraction in Croatia?
According to reviews left on Google, travelers have mostly visited the impressive Plitvice National Park in Lika - Sen, Karlovac. The list of the top 10 attractions in sunny Croatia is spotted throughout the entire country. Undoubtedly, Croatia is gifted by numerous gorgeous natural landmarks, and it's not a surprise that those are the most popular ones.
- Plitvice Lakes National Park, Lika-Senj, Karlovac (Google reviews: 65’139)
- Diocletian's Palace, Split (Google reviews: 45’265)
- Krka National Park, Šibenik-Knin (Google reviews: 37’357)
- Pula Arena, Pula (Google reviews: 36’016)
- Sea Organ, Zadar (Google reviews: 34’928)
- Cathedral of Zagreb, Zagreb (Google reviews: 15’386)
- Riva, Split (Google reviews: 15’265)
- Golden Horn, Brač Island, Bol (Google reviews: 13’349)
- Walls of Dubrovnik, Dubrovnik (Google reviews: 11’563)
- Arch of the Sergii, Pula (Google reviews: 8’574)
How many days do I need in Croatia?
The best choice is to spend from a week to more than ten days to visit the most significant cities and experience the sun-kissed Croatia. Without a hurry, you can easily explore Dubrovnik, Split, Zagreb, and other towns.
What is the cheapest month to fly to Croatia?
Undoubtedly, during summertime, prices are the highest, and Croatia's high season is considered June and July. Once the Fall season starts, the prices drop, and in winter, prices are the lowest. That's why the cheapest months to fly to Croatia are January and February.
Is Croatia open for tourists?
Croatia has been handling the Coronavirus crisis well compared with many other European countries. Public life there usually functions again. Currently, Croatia is open to EU citizens, and non-EU citizens who want to visit the country are allowed only for a few reasons:
- A funeral
- A document that proves ownership of real estate or a vessel in the country.
- A document that proves the invitation by a business entity or to a business meeting.
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