Croatia
Croatia is a safe destination with beautiful coastline, low crime, and welcoming locals.
What Level 1 means
This is the lowest advisory level. It indicates that travelers should exercise normal precautions, similar to what they would at home. Conditions in the country are generally safe, though travelers should still remain aware of their surroundings and follow standard safety practices.
Safety tips for Croatia
Croatia uses the Euro — change currency before arrival if needed.
Dubrovnik and Split get extremely crowded in July-August; consider shoulder season.
Landmines from the 1990s conflict remain in remote areas — stick to marked paths.
Water is safe to drink from the tap.
Ferries between islands book up fast in summer — reserve early.
Emergency contacts
192 (police), 194 (ambulance), 112 (EU emergency)
Zagreb
2026-04-15
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