based on 125 experiences from female travelers
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, 2025Might 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, 2025Nora
Romania
The coast is simply amazing. Stayed at one camp kozica in the north, close to italian border and even if everything was insanely expensive (0.5 beer at supermarket was over 1euro in 2019!!!), we couldnt bring ourselves to leave. We barely got by, but its still my favourite seaside experience!
Posted: August 12, 2025Experienced: July, 2019It was beautiful. The Camping Bijela Uvala was very good. Many people at night because of that I wasn't scared. The food wasn't bad but I'm not a seafood Person. It was Dog friendly qnd the Dog beach was also nice
Posted: August 9, 2025Experienced: July, 2025I’d like to share my experience from the vacation. The place was really beautiful, with a pleasant atmosphere and lovely nature. The prices were average, not too expensive, but not very cheap either, which I thought was just right. The food was amazing, I really enjoyed it, which made the vacation even better. As for activities, there wasn’t much to do besides swimming and sunbathing. For someone who likes spending time by the water, it was perfect, but if you wanted more fun or to explore the area, it was a bit limited. I didn’t have a car, so I couldn’t easily go to the town or visit the nearby city of Rijeka. That was a bit of a downside, because I’m sure there would be more things to do there. Still, the vacation was relaxing and peaceful.
Posted: August 5, 2025Based on 88 local experiences
Based on 88 local experiences
So overall Pula is a great pleace to stay and feel safe Us locals know basically everyone that lives there so it is hard to feel unsafe So just dont be stupid and dont do dumb things and everyone should be having great time If you want to know more i highly suggest to go to the locals (cafe pleaces, stores...) and ask them anything more Real locals in Pula are mostly very kind and welcoming and ready to help with any direction needed
Posted: July 29, 2025