Croatian Etiquette and Tips
Some things to keep in mind
  • When meeting a Croatian for the first time, be sure to shake their hand 
  • Croatians, especially women, are known to dress up even if they're going to the grocery store.
  • If you know some Croatian, it may help with the "tourist tax".
  • For the most part, at grocery stores, the cashier will scan your items and tell you the price, not much conversation.
  • The beach is more often going to be a pebble or rock beach. If you have sensitive feet, consider investing in water shoes.
  • EAT LOTS OF PIZZA & ICE CREAM
  • Important numbers to have: Dial 112 for general emergencies, 192 for police, and 194 for an ambulance
Common Phrases
  • Dobar dan (Good day)
  • Dobro jutro (Good morning)
  • Bok (Hello and goodbye)
  • Doviđenja (Goodbye)
  • Kako si? (How are you)
  • Kako ste vi? (How are you, if speaking to someone older than you. The "vi" is a sign of respect)
  • Laku noć (Goodnight)
  • Da (Yes)
  • Ne (No)
  • Molim te (Please)
  • Hvala (Thank you)
  • Čaj (Tea)
  • Kava (coffee)
  • Pivo (Beer)
  • Bijelo vino, crno vino (White wine, red wine)
  • Odlično (amazing)
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SPLIT

SP-L-EAT

A place full of rich history and plenty of beaches to choose from. It's known to have it's fair share of tourists

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HVAR

HU-VAR

An island that has been considered to be one of the most beautiful in the world! With plenty to see and do, you'll never want to leave

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KORČULA

KOR-CHU-LA

One of my favourites and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This town holds rich history in it's walls

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DUBROVNIK

DU-BROV-NIK

Is home to one of the most preserved Medieval Cities. The Old Town is a sight to see from inside the walls or from above on Mount Srđ

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