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Travel Documents for Entering Croatia
ID (EU and EEA citizens and Switzerland) or passport. A visa is necessary for citizens of some third countries. Croatian visa policy can be checked here: https:// mvep.gov.hr/services-for-citizens/consular-information-22802/visas-22807/visarequirements-overview-22879/22879
Information: Diplomatic missions and consular offices of the Republic of Croatia abroad (https://mvep.gov.hr/embassiesand-consulates/embassies-of-the-republic-of-croatia-in-the-world/244601) or the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the Republic of Croatia.
Tel: +385 (0)1 4569 964
Web: https://mvep.gov.hr/en
Customs Legislation
The customs law of the European Union and the national customs law of the Republic of Croatia are applicable on the territory of the Republic of Croatia as a European Union and customs union member state, as well as a common market participant.
Personal Luggage
Luggage may contain the following items: 1. personal belongings justifiably necessary for travel and absence from the place of usual permanent or temporary residence, such as toiletries, books, jewellery, footwear, clothing, portable electronic devices, etc. for the personal use of passengers or members of their family in a reasonable quantity, according to the purpose and duration of travel. Goods in the passenger's personal luggage include, among other things, items justifiably necessary for traveling and staying outside one's place of permanent residence, such as footwear, clothes, food, hygiene items, portable electronic devices (mobile phone, laptop, etc.) and the like, intended for the personal use of the passenger or their family members, in quantities that should not point to import or export activities for commercial reasons. Items that are considered justifiably necessary for travel purposes include non-commercial goods that passenger can declare verbally or by means of acts deemed to be a customs declaration for the release for free circulation or temporary importation, depending on the type of item being imported.
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2. other items of a non-commercial and commercial nature intended for the personal needs of the passenger and members of their family or intended as a gift, goods of different descriptions, types and quantities, such as various food, hygiene and similar products for personal use, general use items, consumer electronics, souvenirs, household items, luxury items, clothing, footwear, etc.
The term luggage refers to all goods transported by any means of transport intended for the travel of natural persons, i.e., items that the passenger presents to the competent customs authorities on arrival, as well as those items that the passenger later submits to those authorities, provided that they can prove that all baggage was checked in at the same time at the time of departure with the person responsible for its transport.
The goods listed under item 1 are exempt from customs duties and value-added tax (hereinafter: VAT), regardless of their quantity, weight and value and age of passengers.
Non-commercial goods in the luggage of passengers are exempt from customs duties and VAT if their value does not exceed € 430.00) for passengers using air and sea transport, or € 300.00 for other types of transport.
Passengers under the age of 15 can be exempt from import duties and VAT if their value does not exceed € 150.00, regardless of the type of transport used.
Exemption from customs duties and VAT for luggage goods subject to excise duty (alcoholic beverages and tobacco products) is related to quantity, not value. A part of such goods that exceeds the amount that is exempt from excise duty shall be charged both customs and VAT and excise duty.
More information on exemptions and restrictions for goods in travellers' personal luggage, including carrying food and other animal products, can be found at the following links:
Croatian - https://carina.gov.hr/pristupinformacijama/propisi-i-sporazumi/carinsko-zakonodavstvo/fizicke-osobe-2715/ oslobodjenja-i-ogranicenja/2746 English - https://carina.gov.hr/featured/information-for-passengers-natural-persons/ relief-from-duties-and-restrictions/6715
Carrying Cash
Upon entering or leaving the territory of the Union, passengers are required to declare to the customs officer any cash they are carrying in the amount of € 10,000.00 and above (or the equivalent of the amount in other currencies).
Cash is considered any money, banknotes and coins, which circulate as a means of payment or were circulating as a means of payment but cans still being exchanged through financial institutions or central banks; other means of payment - for example: cheques, traveller's cheques, promissory notes or money orders which do not indicate the user's name and for the first time as of 3 June 2021, coins with a gold content of at least 90% and gold bars, gold nuggets or clumps containing at least 99.5% of gold. Cash sent in postal, courier or freight consignments also falls within the scope of the new Regulation on cash controls.
Further information can be found at the following links:
Croatian - https://carina.gov.hr/pristupinformacijama/propisi-i-sporazumi/carinsko-zakonodavstvo/fizicke-osobe-2715/ unos-i-iznos-novca-nova-pravila-od-3- lipnja-2021/2741
English - https://carina.gov.hr/glavniizbornik-6656/featured/information-forpassengers-natural-persons/bringingcash-and-goods-across-the-border/6711
Temporary Import and Export of Personal Items
Travellers from third countries may temporarily import (with the obligation to export) various items and sports equipment for their personal use, as well as for the use of their family members without being liable to import duties. Likewise, EU residents may temporarily export the goods they need during their stay in third countries. Temporary import of certain goods is subject to restrictions, more detailed information can be found below.
Further information can be found at the following links:
Croatian - https://carina.gov.hr/pristup-informacijama/propisi-i-sporazumi/carinskozakonodavstvo/fizicke-osobe-2715/privremeni-uvoz-i-izvoz/2778
English - https://carina.gov.hr/glavniizbornik-6656/featured/information-forpassengers-natural-persons/temporaryimport-and-export/6719
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Temporary Import Subject to Restrictions
Pets
Croatian - https://carina.gov.hr/pristupinformacijama/propisi-i-sporazumi/carinsko-zakonodavstvo/fizicke-osobe-2715/ prijenos-zivotinja/2744
English - https://carina.gov.hr/featured/ information-for-passengers-natural-persons/movement-of-animals/6713
Medicine
Croatian - https://carina.gov.hr/pristupinformacijama/propisi-i-sporazumi/carinsko-zakonodavstvo/fizicke-osobe-2715/ lijekovi-i-opojne-tvari/2742
English - https://carina.gov.hr/featured/ information-for-passengers-natural-persons/bringing-in-medicine-and-narcotics/6745
Weapons
Croatian - https://carina.gov.hr/pristupinformacijama/propisi-i-sporazumi/carinsko-zakonodavstvo/fizicke-osobe-2715/ oruzje/2745
English - https://carina.gov.hr/featured/ information-for-passengers-natural-persons/weapons/6714
VAT Refund upon Export
Natural persons who are neither residents nor have a usual address in the European Union are entitled to a VAT refund for goods purchased in the Republic of Croatia or another Member State of the Union, if the value of goods per invoice exceeds € 100,00 on the basis of a completed PDV-P form (for goods purchased in the Republic of Croatia) or Tax-Free forms or invoices (prescribed by the tax legislation of the relevant EU Member State), certified by Customs when exporting purchased goods outside the European Union. Customs may certify the form only if the goods are exported no later than three months after the month indicated on the invoice for delivered goods. An application for a VAT refund must be submitted within six months from the date of issue of the invoice.
Subsequent verification of the PDV-P form or the Tax-Free form or invoice after the goods have been exported outside the European Union is not possible.
Further information can be found at the following links:
Croatian - https://carina.gov.hr/pristupinformacijama/propisi-i-sporazumi/carinsko-zakonodavstvo/fizicke-osobe-2715/ povrat-pdv-a-pri-izvozu-dobara-u-putnickom-prometu/2781
English - https://carina.gov.hr/glavniizbornik-6656/featured/information-forpassengers-natural-persons/exemptionfrom-vat-on-an-export-of-goods/6746
Importing Pets for Noncommercial Purposes
When travelling with pets, all travellers are obliged to follow certain rules that differ and depend on the country from which the pets come and/or the country of destination. Before travelling with pets, it is necessary to plan everything well, be well-informed, and find out about all the conditions that apply at the time of travel. If pets are brought into the Republic of Croatia from countries outside the European Union (third countries), the conditions for the entry of pets are stricter.
The import of pets, accompanied by the owner or a person authorised by the owner, from third countries is possible only at border crossings designated by the Ordinance on border crossings designated for noncommercial movement of pets.
Non-commercial movement of pets means the movement of up to five pets, accompanied by the owner or other person responsible for them, provided that these pets are not intended for sale, delivery to another owner or for other commercial purposes. Their relocation must be prompted by the need to travel of the owner with whom they are travelling in the same means of transport.
Find out more on the Customs Administration website (https://carina.gov.hr/pristupinformacijama/propisi-i-sporazumi/carinsko-zakonodavstvo/fizicke-osobe-2715/ prijenos-zivotinja/2744).
All necessary and updated information linked to the non-commercial movement of pet animals to the Republic of Croatia is available on the official website of the Veterinary and Food Safety Directorate of the Ministry of Agriculture, under: 'Pets - Non-Commercial and Commercial Movement' (http://www.veterinarstvo.hr/default.
aspx?id=1290)
The list of border crossings where pets are allowed to enter the Republic of Croatia from third countries can be seen under the heading: 'Veterinary Inspection'
(http://www.veterinarstvo.hr/default. aspx?id=1170)
Information on the network of veterinary services in the Republic of Croatia (list of all veterinary dispensaries, stations, clinics, hospitals, etc. entered in the register of the same) is also available on the official website of the Veterinary and Food Safety Directorate - Heading: "Veterinary Services Network"
(http://www.veterinarstvo.hr/default. aspx?id=7)
Health Services
Domestic and foreign tourists in Croatia can rest assured that healthcare services are readily available and that they will receive prompt care in the event of an emergency. Foreign visitors who have compulsory health insurance in other EU countries and EEA (Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein), Switzerland and United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland during their temporary stay in Croatia have the right to healthcare, on the basis of the European Health Insurance Card (EHIC). Healthcare on the basis of the EHIC is provided in all healthcare institutions and with all MDs that have a regular contract with the Croatian Health Insurance Fund (HZZO).
Information about the contracted healthcare services in the Republic of Croatia is available at the following link: https://hzzo.hr/zdravstvena-zastita/zdravstvena-zastita-pokrivena-obveznim-zdravstvenim-osiguranjem/ugovoreni
They only bear the participation in healthcare costs in cases when Croatian insured persons pay it as well.
Tourists that have compulsory insurance in countries which have signed a social security agreement with Croatia regulating the use of healthcare services (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia, Montenegro, FYRM, Turkey) have the right to emergency healthcare during their temporary stay in Croatia. The precondition is that they request from their insurer the certificate of the right to healthcare during their temporary stay in Croatia, before they leave for Croatia. The Croatian Health Insurance Fund (in the place of their stay) will change it into a health insurance certificate. They may use healthcare services on the basis of the abovementioned certificate in contracting healthcare institutions and MDs, and will only bear the cost of participation in cases when Croatian insured persons pay it as well.
Persons coming from third countries (countries that are not EU/EEA members, Switzerland and United Kingdom of Great
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Britain and Northern Ireland and are not contracting countries) bear all healthcare costs in Croatia themselves.
For further information, please contact the Croatian Health Insurance Fund - compulsory health insurance 0800 79 79, premium health insurance 0800 79 89; Ministry of Health toll-free number 0800 79 99; Web: www.hzzo.hr, and the National contact point for cross-border healthcare, E-mail: [email protected], Tel: + 385 (0)1 644 90 90
Veterinary Services
Information about the network of veterinary services in the Republic of Croatia (list of all veterinary dispensaries, stations, clinics, hospitals, etc. entered in the register of the same) are available on the official website of the Ministry of Agriculture: Veterinary and Food Safety Directorate - Heading: 'Network of Veterinary Services' (http://www.veterinarstvo.hr/default. aspx?id=7).
For additional information, contact the Ministry of Agriculture - Veterinary and Food Safety Department, Planinska 2a, 10000 Zagreb, Tel: +385 (0)1 6443 540, E-mail: [email protected]
Official website of the Veterinary and Food Safety Directorate of the Ministry of Agriculture: www.veterinarstvo.hr
Public Holidays
- 1 January - New Year's Day
- 6 January - Epiphany
- Easter Sunday & Easter Monday
- 1 May - Labour Day
- 30 May - Statehood Day
- Corpus Christi
- 22 June - Anti-Fascist Resistance Day
- 5 August - Victory Day and National
- Thanksgiving Day, Veterans' Day
- 15 August - Assumption of the Blessed
- Virgin Mary
- 1 November - All Saints' Day
- 18 November - Remembrance Day for the
- Victims of the Homeland War
- 25 December - Christmas
- 26 December - Saint Stephen's Day
- Shops and Public Services
- Working Hours
During the tourist season, most shops are open from 8 a.m. until 8 p.m. on weekdays, and many are open during the weekend as well.
Public services and business offices generally work from 8 a.m. until 4 p.m., Monday to Friday.
Post Offices
The working hours of post offices are available on the website of the Croatian Post (https://www.posta.hr/pretrazivanjepostanskih-ureda/263). Post offices that work every day until midnight are the post office 10000 Zagreb at the address Branimirova 4 (7 a.m. - 12 a.m.) and the post office 32264 at the border crossing Bajakovo (open 24 hours). Customer service can be reached on the telephone number 072 303 304 or via the online form at https://kontakt.posta.hr/. Website: www.posta.hr.
Power Supply
Power supply: 220 V, frequency 50 Hz Tap water is safe to drink in all parts of Croatia.
If you notice a natural, technical or technological threat or an accident which might threaten the life or well-being of people, property or environment, dial 112, your call is free of charge, 24 hours a day and can be made from any telephone device in the Republic of Croatia.
By dialling 112 you can reach:
- emergency medical services
- the fire department
- the police department
- mountain rescue
- coastguard rescue
- assistance from other civil protection system services and operational forces
Important Telephone Numbers
- International country code for Croatia: +385 Single European emergency call number: 112 Ambulance: 194
- Fire Brigade: 193
- Police: 192
- Road Assistance: 1987
- National Centre for Search and Rescue at Sea: 195
- General information: 18981
- Information on local and intercity numbers: 11880 and 11888
- Information on international numbers: 11802
- Duty forecaster of the Meteorological and Hydrological Service (9 a.m. - 3 p.m.): 060 616 666 (T-com), price: € 0.93/min for landlines and € 1.12/min for mobile networks.
- Croatian Automobile Club (HAK)
- Roadside assistance: 1987 (from Croatia)
- from abroad (1) +385 (0)1 1987
- from abroad (2) +385 (0)1 4693
- Road traffic information: 072 777 777 (from
- Croatia)
- - from abroad +385 (0)1 4640
- User services: 0800 9987
- Website: www.hak.hr
- Interactive map with over 40,000 interest
- points: http://map.hak.hr
Croatia by Car
Documents
On the territory of the Republic of Croatia only a person holding a valid driving licence issued in the Republic of Croatia, a foreign driving licence, an international driving licence or a certificate of filed request for the issuance of the driving licence (a certificate of a filed request for the issuance of the driving licence is valid for operating motor vehicles in road traffic 30 days from the date the request was filed) for the category which is being operated may operate a motor vehicle in road traffic. When operating a motor vehicle, the driver must have with him/her the driving licence or the certificate of filed request for the issuance of the driving licence and show it at the request of a police officer. In addition, the driver that operates a motor vehicle in road traffic must have with him/her the vehicle registration certificate, and show it at the request of a police officer. The vehicle registration certificate must not be left in the vehicle without the driver's supervision.
Motor vehicles and trailers may participate in road traffic on the territory of the Republic of Croatia if registered and if they have a valid vehicle registration certificate. Exceptionally, motor vehicles and trailers that are insured and have temporary licence plates do not have to be registered.
The driver who enters the territory of the Republic of Croatia with a motor vehicle holding a foreign registration or an EEA registration must have a valid international motor vehicle insurance policy that is valid in the territory of the EU or some other proof of the existence of such insurance. The proof of existence of an international document is the official licence plate of the vehicle that is normally stationed in the territory of the country whose national bureau has signed the Multilateral Agreement (EEA member countries and other associate countries), and a valid Green Card issued for the vehicle that comes from the country whose national insurance bureau is not a signatory to the Multilateral Agreement (member countries of the 'Green Card Insurance System', signatories to the Crete Agreement) and other documents and proofs the validity of which is recognised by the Croatian Insurance Bureau.
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The car rental (rent-a-car) terms and conditions are established by the 'Rental Agreement' and the General Terms and Conditions which constitute an integral part of the indicated Agreement.
Highway Toll Charges
Information can be found on the following websites: www.hak.hr, www.hac.hr, www.bina-istra.com, www.azm.hr and www.huka.hr
There are taxi services in all cities and tourist resorts
How to Avoid Traffic Jams
Before travelling, check the conditions of road and ferry traffic with HAK: +385 (0)1 6611 999. HAK Information Centre: 072 777 777 or +385 (0)1 4640 800 (calls from abroad) or on www.hak.hr. All information on the real-time traffic situation can be found at www.hak.hr, from where you can also download a multi-language application for smartphones. During your journey, you can hear all traffic reports in Croatian on the Second Radio Programme of Croatian Radio (98.5 Mhz), and from early July in English and German as well.
By Air
Airports for aircraft in public air service
Brač Airport
Tel: + 385 (0)21 559 711 Web: www.airport-brac.hr
Dubrovnik Airport "Ruđer Bošković"
Mali Lošinj Airport
Osijek Airport
Tel: + 385 (0)31 284 611 Web: www.osijek-airport.hr
- Pula Airport
- Tel: 060 308 308, for calls from abroad:
- +385 (0)52 550
- Web: www.airport-pula.hr
Rijeka Airport
Tel: +385 (0)99 5258 911 Web: www.rijeka-airport.hr
Split Airport
Tel: + 385 (0)21 203 506 Web: www.split-airport.hr
Zadar Airport
Tel: + 385 (0)23 205 800 Web: www.zadar-airport.hr
Franjo Tuđman International Airport Zagreb
Tel: + 385 (0)1 4562 222 Web: www.zagreb-airport.hr
- Airports with authorisation for use, (Article 74 Paragraph 1 of the Air Transport Act, Official Gazette of the RC No 69/09; 84/11; 54/13 and 127/13) are:
- Bjelovar-Brezovac, Zvekovac, Zabok-Gubaševo, Vukovar-Borovo naselje, Zagreb-Bratina, Vrsar, Grobničko polje, Daruvar, Lučko, Čakovec, Hvar, Osijek-Čepin, Sinj, Sopot-Vinkovci, Otočac and Jelsa, and sea airports Split-Resnik, Hvar-Jelsa, Rab, Pula, Split-Port Split and Lastovo-Ubli.
- More information about air traffic at: www.ccaa.hr
International Airports
Zagreb, Split, Dubrovnik, Pula, Rijeka, Zadar, Osijek, Brač and Mali Lošinj.
Information
- Zagreb 060 320 320, +385 (0)1 4562
- (for calls from abroad)
- Split +385 (0)21 203
- Dubrovnik +385 (0)20 773
- +385 (0)20 773
- Pula 060 308 308 (for calls from Croatia)
- +385 (0)52 550 926 (for calls from abroad)
- Rijeka +385 (0)99 5258
- Zadar 060 355 355 (for calls from Croatia),
- +385 (0)23 205 917 (for calls from abroad)
- Osijek +385 (0)31 284
- Brač +385 (0)21 559
- Mali Lošinj +385 (0)51 231
Croatia Airlines Contact Centre:
Tel: 072 500 505 (for calls from Croatia), + 385 (0)1 6676 555 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.croatiaairlines.com
By Sea
Coastal Liner Services Agency
Tel: + 385 (0)21 329 370 Fax: + 385 (0)21 329 379 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.agencija-zolpp.hr
International Ferry Lines
- Zadar - Ancona
- (Jadrolinija - www.jadrolinija.hr)
- Split - Ancona
- (Jadrolinija - www.jadrolinija.hr)
- Dubrovnik - Bari
- (Jadrolinija - www.jadrolinija.hr)
- Split - Ancona (SNAV - www.snav.it)
Apart from ferry lines, fast ferry lines also operate between Croatia and Italy.
Jadrolinija
The largest Croatian passenger line company that operates the largest number of regular local ferry, ship and high-speed lines. In addition to connecting Croatian islands with the mainland, Jadrolinija also connects the Italian and Croatian coasts with international ferry lines. The main office is located in Rijeka.
- Tel: +385 (0)51 666 111
- Info: +385 (0)72 303 337 (price for landline
- calls amounts to 0,03 EUR/min)
- Web: www.jadrolinija.hr
- Mobile application: mJadrolinija
Operators that participate in the maintenance of national ferries, boats, and fast ferries lines in the Republic of Croatia
Jadrolinija (www.jadrolinija.hr)
Rapska plovidba d.d. (www.rapska-plovidba.hr)
G & V Line Iadera d.o.o. (www.gv-zadar.hr)
Miatrade d.o.o. (www.miatours.hr)
Kapetan Luka - Krilo, vl. Ivan Tomić. (www.krilo.hr)
Krilo Shipping Company d.o.o. (www.ksc.hr)
TP line d.o.o. (www.tp-line.hr)
Nautički centar Komiža (www.komiza.hr/nauticki-centar)
Ribarska proizvođačka zadruga Vrgada (www.vrgada-rpz.hr)
Porat Ilovik d.o.o. (www.ilovik.hr)
Gradski parking Šibenik (www.gradski-parking.hr)
Additional information on all high-speed and ferry lines in Croatia that connect the islands with each other and with the mainland can be found at www.agencija-zolpp.hr
Excursion Shipping Associations
Croatian Association of Private Shipping Companies
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Croatian Shipowners' Association Mare Nostrum: www.csamarenostrum.hr
Croatian Association of Shipping Companies: www.hrvatski-brodari.com
Croatian Association of Shipping Companies and Shipbuilders 'Adria'
- Coordination of Associations of shipping companies, shipbuilders, fishermen and seamen in Dubrovnik
- Association of Small Shipping Companies of the Northern Adriatic
According to the Regulation on Amendments to the Regulation on Border Crossings of the Republic of Croatia from 2 January 2023: Permanent border crossing points for international transport of passengers and goods in maritime traffic are:
1. Rijeka
2. Ploče
3. Zadar
4. Šibenik
5. Split
6. Dubrovnik
7. Raša-Bršica
Permanent border crossing points for international transport of passengers in maritime traffic are:
1. Umag
2. Pula
3. Mali Lošinj
4. Vis
5. Ubli
6. Cavtat
Sailing in the Republic of Croatia
The master of the vessel entering the Republic of Croatia by sea shall pay the stipulated fees for the safety of navigation and protection of the sea against pollution, pay the tourist tax, and report the stay of foreign nationals on board (if they are actually staying on board) in accordance with special regulations.
It is important to make a distinction between arrivals from the countries of the Schengen system and from other countries.
Persons on board a vessel designed for sports and pleasure arriving from or departing to a port situated in a Schengen Member State shall not be subject to border checks and may enter a port which is not a border crossing point.
A vessel coming from a third country must only enter a port with an open border crossing point for international transport of passengers in maritime traffic. In exceptional circumstances, a vessel designed for sports and pleasure coming from a third country may enter a port which is not a border crossing point. The above exception is limited to exceptional circumstances, including force majeure, for example, extreme weather conditions, medical emergencies, engine malfunction or other technical issues, and involvement in SAR operations.
If it is a case of re-registration, it can be carried out and paid via the link enautika.pomorstvo.hr. The fee depends on the length of the vessel and the power of the engine, and is paid for a calendar year regardless of the period of navigation in the internal sea waters and the territorial sea of the Republic of Croatia.
Tourist Tax
The owner or user of the vessel shall pay the tourist tax for themselves and all persons who spend the night on the vessel in a lump sum or per night. A vessel in this sense shall mean any vessel longer than 7 m with built-in sleeping berths, which is used for rest, leisure, or cruising, and which is not a nautical tourism craft. When paid as a lump sum, the tourist tax shall be paid by boaters before the vessel leaves, using the tourist tax collection portal https:// nautika.evisitor.hr, namely when they stay on a vessel and spend the night in nautical tourism ports or on a mooring in the nautical part of the port that is open to public traffic. After paying the tourist tax, a payment confirmation will be sent to the e-mail address, confirming that the tourist tax has been paid in a lump sum or per night. The invoice/receipt for the paid tourist tax must always be on hand on the vessel, and the master of the vessel must present it at the request of an authorised person. The amount of the lump sum tourist tax for boaters depends on the length of the vessel and the period for which the boaters pay the tourist tax. You can check the amount of the tourist tax at: https:// nautika.evisitor.hr/cjenik/
By Rail
Croatia has daily connections with Slovenia, Hungary, Austria, Slovakia, Switzerland and Germany. There are transfer connections with all other European countries.
Information
Tel: 060 333 444 (price for calls from a landline phone is € 0.23/min, +VAT, price for calls from a mobile phone is € 0.39/min, + VAT, HT d.d.), and + 385 (0)1 4724 026 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.hzpp.hr
By Bus
Regular international bus lines connect Croatia with neighbouring countries and the majority of Central European and Western European countries.
Zagreb Bus Station
- Information service: +385 (0)72 500 400
- Customer service number for online
- ticket sales: + 385 (0)1 6008 648
- Passenger Traffic Manager:
- + 385 (0)1 6008
- E-mail: [email protected]
- Web: www.akz.hr
Rijeka Bus Station
Tel: +385 (0)72 660 660 - Info Centre +385 (0)60 888 666 - Information E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.arriva.com.hr
Split Bus Station
Tel: + 385 (0)21 329 180 +385 (0)60 327 777 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.ak-split.hr
Šibenik Bus Station
Tel: +385 (0)60 368 368 E-mail: [email protected]
Zadar Bus Station
Tel: +385 (0)60 305 305 E-mail: [email protected]
Dubrovnik Bus Station
Address: Obala pape Ivana Pavla II., 44a Tel: + 385 (0)60 305 070 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.libertasdubrovnik.com www.autobusni-kolodvor-dubrovnik.com
Osijek Bus Station
Tel: +385 (0)60 353 353 E-mail: [email protected]
Pula Bus Station
Tel: +385 (0)52 356 532, +385 (0)52 356 533 E-mail: [email protected]
Major Museums
Belišće - Belišće Museum
Benkovac - Native Museum Benkovac
Betina - Museum of Betina Wooden Shipbuilding
Bošnjaci - Biograd na Moru - Biograd na Moru Heritage Museum
Bjelovar - Bjelovar Town Museum, Gallery "Barutana 1991."
Bol, island of Brač - "Branislav Dešković" art gallery, Museum collection of the Dominican Monastery of St Mary of Mercy
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