In the first 11 months of 2022, 82 foreign cruise ships entered Croatian ports, according to the latest data from the Croatian Bureau of Statistics. 82 foreign cruise ships entered Croatian seaports out of 627 cruises in the period from January to November 2022. There were 625,000 passengers on these ships, who stayed in Croatia […]
The beginning of this year has brought many changes to Croatia. With Eurozone and Schengen, there are no more land or sea borders. Consequently, the first ferry that sails under the new regime leaves Split for Italy. All cars, buses and passengers cross the border without any problems, there are no controls, and only a […]
The first half of June was beyond successful for Croatian tourism, especially for the islands of Losinj and island Cres. In the first half of June, there were 5% more overnight stays in the area of Losinj compared to the first half of June 2019, the last year relevant for comparison, before the pandemic. From […]
The tourist season is in full swing and all places on the Adriatic coast are trying to improve their offer for the upcoming visitors. The latest investments referred to beaches and their facilities, among other things. Sipan and Kolocep beaches got lifts for the disabled This swimming season, people with disabilities and people with reduced […]
According to the eVisitor data, 1,029,182 overnight stays were realized in Dubrovnik from the beginning of the year to June 25, 2022. That is an increase of 411% compared to 2021, according to the Dubrovnik Tourist Board. In the same period, 324,117 arrivals were realized, which is an increase of 415% compared to the same […]
With an EU project worth 3.3 million kunas, Cres island reconstructed 70 kilometers of historic island roads. In the role of the leading partner, the project was coordinated by the Municipality of Comacchio (Italy) with which the City of Cres is collaborating. About 6 more partners from Italy and the Republic of Croatia are involved […]
The spring of drinking water (Fonte Magnum) in the Old Town of Pag island is one of the oldest documented springs in Europe, which has existed continuously from the early Middle Ages to the present day. Unfortunately, in the middle of the 20th century, it was primarily destroyed by remodeling the retaining walls on the […]
Several days ago, the Government introduced a new law on regular and occasional coastal transport. According to Minister Oleg Butković, the law will contribute to the green transition the EU is requiring, with a goal to preserve the environment for a sustainable growth model. By this law is introduced the Central information system of public […]
In October 2021, there were about 63% more arrivals and 58% more overnight stays in the area of Krk island compared to 2020. Most arrivals and overnight stays were realized in camps and slightly less in hotels. If looking at the markets, the nationality which visited Krk island the most is Germans with a share of […]
Ticket sales on the lines Dubrovnik – Korcula – Hvar – Bol – Split and Split – Hvar has started. From November 4, it is possible to buy travel tickets for the high-speed lines: Dubrovnik – Korčula – Hvar – Bol – Split Split – Hvar Tickets can be purchased either through Jadrolinija’s sales channels […]