Hospitality Exchange for Women in Croatia
Rose
Zagreb
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hi! I'm a young French teacher, always on the move.
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Nikolina
Pula
Can host for:
2 days
About me
Hi, my name is Nikolina. I was born in December 1998. I enjoy spending time with my dogs, drinking coffee, and lounging in the sun. I love exploring and being active, but I don't mind relaxing and being lazy either, hehe.
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Joanna
Ičići
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm a communicative and energetic introvert. I like spending time actively in nature. I love walking, swimming, cycling and reading books. I'll be happy to meet you, maybe host if I can.
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Ivana
Split
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I'm from Argentina, living in Croatia Open to meet new people and to help each others
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Hannah
Zagreb
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hey, I'm Hannah from the US. Been living abroad for 11 years now, in South Korea, Czechia, and Croatia. I love to travel, read, hike, and testing the waters for new hobbies!
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Nika
Vrgorac
Can host for:
3 days
About me
i’m a 21 year old business student. i love travelling and exploring new places and cultures. i want to learn as many languages as possible and meet new people from all over the world.
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Sania
Zagreb
Can host for:
3 days
About me
eternal learner and citizen of the world, LOVE to travel
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Ivana
Daruvar
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello My name is Ivana, I am a 25 year old master student in Rijeka
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Mia
Osijek
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello! My name is Mia Gjurinovac. I'm currently studying psychology and I'm passionate about understanding the human mind. I love spending time in nature, meeting new people, and exploring different cultures through travel. I'm an animal lover and music enthusiast, and I enjoy dancing, acting, and immersing myself in the arts. One of my biggest dreams is to travel the world and experience everything it has to offer. I'm looking for meaningful connections and friendships with like-minded women who share similar interests. Let's inspire and support each other on this incredible journey called life! Looking forward to meeting you!
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Rose
About Me
Hi! I'm a young French teacher, always on the move.
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Is Croatia safe to travel?
Based on 50 experiences
Isobel
United Kingdom
Split, Group travel
I have visited Split twice now within the last 2 years, first in 2022 and then this year 2024, I had a great experience every time! I felt very safe in the populated areas both day and night, anywhere throughout the day is safe, but i’d say avoid some of the small bars outside of the bus station as it can be a bit daunting around there especially at night as there aren’t that many tourists in those bars. But overall I felt safe, the people are very lovely to get to know. If you’re visiting split go and love national parks, visit Krka national park, you can get a flix bus from the station direct to there! Marvlvs library jazz bar is super cool too, it’s within the city walls, they have live music on throughout the week around 8pm! For food I recommend a place called Mendula in Bol area, it’s inexpensive, ran by a group of women, and it’s very good food. For food I also recommend the markets, the fruit and veg is very vibrant, even if you don’t fancy eating there it’s a fun experience, they have flea markets on every day too with books, clothes, jewellery and more! The first time I visited split I stayed in an apartment on Put Plokita, it’s around a 20 minute walk from the city centre, it’s cheap and clean, however it can be a little daunting walking back home at night as it’s a walk through a few unpopulated areas and side streets. I recommended staying at apartment Gorki or in an area nearby to that, it’s a bit more expensive and convenient if you’re travelling as a two or three but it’s just outside the city walls and the host (Marina) was kind and helpful. Transport wise, use the boats, go visit some of the islands! The jordanna boat companies sell their tickets just near the port and in the main boat terminal! I recommend taking the boat to Hvar and Supetar! As for busses, they’re very easy to use, you can buy a ticket at the ticket stand in the bud station or get a flix bus ticket on their website, you can get to the beautiful town Omiš via bus, and the busses are safe! I also recommend getting the bus to Zadar for the day to see the sea organ! If you’re visiting I hope you have the best trip, meet amazing people and see the beauty of Croatia!
Posted: September 3, 2024Experienced: May, 2024
Wanda
Belgium
Zagreb, Group travel
We were a group of 5 women. We feel safe anytime. We walked during the day to visit and during the night to find a restaurant. We parked the rentalcar in parking underground and we never feel unsafe. We rented a car to visit around the city. It's a realy beautiful country, I warmly recomend !
Posted: September 1, 2024Experienced: March, 2024Upcoming visitors to Croatia
Hannah
About Me
Hi I‘m Hannah. I love to travel and I just bought a car which I want to build into a camper. So see you out there soon. :)
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About Me
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Is Croatia worth visiting?
Overall rating
based on 50 experiences
Savannah
Germany
Split, Family travel
10€ shuttlebus from airport, nice cheap airbnb next to the famous bačvice beach, colorful and creative bars at night, old town is made of stone and has those neat backyard areas, prices are mostly fixed in shops
Posted: September 5, 2024Experienced: August, 2024
Isabel
Mexico
Croatia, Solo travel
This is one of my favorite moments in my solo trips. Since I took the bus in Milan to go to Zagreb overnight, I met a very kind old man that told me amazing stories… I was going for only 3 days and decided to stay longer and visit Trogir, Split and Dubrovnik. I loved the country but mostly I love their people 😃
Posted: July 18, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Croatia
