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Zivogosce, Family travel
amazing small town with a beautiful sea and beautiful people. me and my family went there and almost visit each year. the place is not overcrowded like the neighbour place of makarska. there are not many events as the town is very small, but sometimes the city organises dinners and pub concerts.
Posted: October 30, 2025Experienced: July, 2024
Lila
Germany
Dugi Otok, Solo travel
I randomly discovered Dugi Otok while in Zadar traveling alone. In March, most seafood restaurants are still closed, but there are delightful little cafes full of fishermen and retired people, a welcoming local library that acts as a meeting space for the community, small towns, gorgeous cliffs and nature. I loved staying at the island in between cities, you feel very far away from the mainland even though the ferry takes barely any time. Locals are happy to talk to you and help with finding the bus, for example.
Posted: October 6, 2025
Anita
Hungary
Croatian Nobles Square, Family travel
We spent a week at Croatia. I liked it, we was near to the water. The people was friendly. We travelled to more beaches, and I really liked them. They was clear and beautiful. We saw little stores as well, and my favourite knife is from Croatia. I felt safe alone as well, I even talked with a german woman at the beach at night in the moonlight. It was magical.
Posted: September 9, 2025Croatia, Group travel
Went on a roadtrip with friends and stopped in Zagreb, split, zadar and Dubrovnik. Felt safe but also because we were a group. The cities were clean and people were nice. We mostly travelled by car and stayed at airbnbs. Everything there went according to plan. We did a boat trip to the islands and enjoyed the beach. Dubrovnik was more full of tourists than I expected after the GoT hype but it was beautiful. Recommend trying to go another season it was too hot. Must see in Zagreb: museum of broken relationships; split: palace; zadar: sea organ; Dubrovnik: city walls.
Posted: August 14, 2025Croatia, Family travel
Might be our false but all places we been there (and we touring all country by car) were too much touristic and overpriced, I didn't feel any of the local atmosphere (if it actually exists). Safety was fine but it may feels like that only because I was with my family.
Posted: August 13, 2025Experienced: June, 2025How safe is Croatia for women?
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Lucija
Zagreb
Feel free to go out when you want, wearing what ever you want. Ofcourse, every woman will feel safer when they are in a group of friends or people but overall I really think that Croatia as a country is safer than most countries
Posted: November 13, 2025Split
I live in Split for erasmus so i go at night a lot, usually in with other people but split really seen pretty safe, the most danger is probably the drunk people which could be here more in summer ( i live here only for 2 months so not sure about how it is in touristic season) but overall i would even go back from a club alone here so giving this place 3,5 stars safety in my head
Posted: November 12, 2025Varazdin
It is a very safe place, you can go around at night safely. There are some creepy guys here and there, but for now I haven't heard any horror story from my friends nor they happened to me. I would suggest still having your guard up in the clubs.
Posted: October 21, 2025
Mera
Osijek
I have never had any issues or reasons to be scared. The only issue is stealing but if you are careful with your things it should be fine. Bicycle theft is kind of famous in Osijek so lock your bicycles!
Posted: September 29, 2025
Rea
Zagreb
Very safe, good public transport and a nice peaceful neighbourhood. It's ok to walk alone at night and getting a taxi is easy. Worst thing that can happen is a comment from some drunk guy on a friday night
Posted: September 4, 2025Safety in Croatia
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Nikolina
Pula
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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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Lana
Rijeka
Can host for:
7 days
About me
Hi! I am currently studying psychology and I am interested in child development and neuroanatomy of behaviour I am working when I can to save money, love traveling and am looking for cheap ways to travel I love meeting new people/making friends, exploring new cultures- rituals, food, ornaments, dance styles... I love dialogues and talking in general and am very extroverted I love philosophy of life
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Lily
Dubrovnik
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Hello girls ! My name is lily and I’m from Sweden but I live currently in Dubrovnik ☺️ I like day coffee just as much as late night beer ! I would like to explore more of Dubrovnik with others : turists or locals ! I study full time but for the summer I work here in Croatia . I’m a very social person and I love to spend my time on reading beside the beach or cooking awesome food ! Otherwise I work out a lot and study even more hahah☺️
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Alba
Zadar
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¡Hola, hola! I am Alba, a Spanish teacher working and living in Zadar, Croatia. A little about me: ❤️: Reading, deep conversations, learning languages, wine, cats, horror movies, wearing red lipstick, cooking... 💔: Maths, close-minded people, tobacco, beer, people who are rude to waiters...
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