based on 6 experiences from female travelers
Jenny
Germany
Zadar felt extremely safe at all times of day. I recommend the local stores Limun and Liliput for one of a kind souvenirs by Croatian Artists. Luna Tours for a day tour to some nearby islands and Morita for the best Pizza I've ever had in my life!
Posted: October 2, 2024Experienced: August, 2024I spent a long weekend in Zadar and I was thrilled. Very clean, amazing seafood (I tried octopus salad for the first time, super fresh and delicious!).
Posted: December 18, 2022Things to do: - Gradski Bridge - Bell Tower - Sea Organ - Five Wells Square - Seaside promenade Safety: As a woman traveling alone, I felt safe. Recommendations: Zadar is a wonderful city. It's worth visiting for a day.
Posted: September 13, 2022Things to do: - Climb the Bell Tower - Go on a day trip to Plitvice Lakes - Visit Kolovare beach - Explore the nearby islands - Watch the sunset Safety: I feel quite safe. Recommendations: Zadar is a beautiful seaside town, and the sunsets there are stunning.
Posted: September 6, 2022To do: - Church of St. Donat - Sea Organ - St. Anastasia's Cathedral - Greeting to the Sun - People's Square - Kolovare Beach - Land Gate Safety: I felt super safe. Recommendations: Zadar is very beautiful and significantly cheaper than Split or Dubrovnik.
Posted: August 30, 2022I loved Zadar! The walled old town has the best promenade for swimming with wide stairs leading to / from the water, as well as swimming ladders. The Greeting to the Sun is a group of circular solar panels arranged in a pattern representing the solar system, which after dark creates a light show, which is amazing with the sunset in the background. I made day trips to Mostar and Kotor Bay and loved them both.
Posted: June 17, 2022overall, I would say it's very safe. there is no beggars and no homeless people around. no pickpocketing. only during summer months, professional thievs (pickpockets) from other Croatian and European cities are "active", mostly at beaches, trying to steal phones, cameras, money... other than that, never have i had to worry where is my wallet or phone, is my bag zipped, not walking nor in city buses. with years I developed a fear of walking alone anywhere at night (after midnight), before midnight I feel generally safe because its still a time when someone would be awake and there would be some traffic. "legal thieves" are taxi drivers who overcharge drives. so don't take taxi at bus station, always negotiate the price before the drive (ask what it would aprox. cost), or use Uber and/or Bolt app.
Posted: September 7, 2024Marina
Hello girlies βπ» Planing on a solo trip to Sarajevo for new years if you have any tips and tricks or visiting at the same time hit me up π« I'm really friendly and I love new experiences, and I will listen to all of your cool travel stories, hopefully learn something. π€
Katarina
29 y/o love to travel to new places currently planning to visit south of France