Blauwe Adriatische kust, versterkte steden, filmische sfeer
Hoofdstad
Zagreb
Taal
Croatian
Valuta
Euro (EUR)
Beste reistijd
May–June and September
Veiligheid
Verhoogde voorzichtigheid
op basis van live overheidsadviezen
Foto door Federico Di Dio photography op Unsplash
Geringe afwijking — de 3 overheidsbronnen voor deze bestemming zijn het grotendeels eens.
Bijgewerkt op 1 september 2026
Vergelijk reisadviezen voor alle landen
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Laatst beoordeeld: 25 augustus 2026
Bronnen: officiële reisadviezen en gezondheidsautoriteiten · Hoe wij verifiëren
Schengen member (since 2023). EU/EEA nationals enter freely. US, UK, Canada, Australia, and many others can stay visa-free for 90 days within 180 days.
Schengen member (since 2023). EU/EEA nationals enter freely. US, UK, Canada, Australia, and many others can stay visa-free for 90 days within 180 days.
Apply at Croatian embassy or through VFS Global. Standard Schengen visa process now applies.
15 calendar days; up to 45 days during summer peak.
Schengen visa fee approximately €80 for adults.
Visumvereisten variëren per nationaliteit en veranderen vaak. Controleer bij de ambassade van je land of de officiële immigratieautoriteit van de bestemming voor je vertrekt.
Very safe for tourists. Petty crime is low outside Dubrovnik and Split tourist zones in peak summer. Landmines from the 1990s war still exist in remote rural areas — stick to marked paths in the countryside.
Gebaseerd op officiële reisadviezen van het Britse FCDO, continu gevolgd · Gegevensbronnen
Very safe for tourists. Petty crime is low outside Dubrovnik and Split tourist zones in peak summer. Landmines from the 1990s war still exist in remote rural areas — stick to marked paths in the countryside.
Tap water is safe throughout Croatia. Sea water along the coast is exceptionally clean.
Do NOT stray from marked paths in rural areas near former conflict zones — unexploded landmines remain. Dubrovnik gets overwhelmingly crowded when cruise ships dock — plan visits around ship schedules.
Tip 10% at restaurants. Round up for taxis and coffee. Tipping is appreciated and increasingly expected in tourist areas.
Casual and beach-friendly along the coast. Cover shoulders and knees in churches. Smart-casual for dining in upscale coastal restaurants.
Predominantly Catholic. Churches and cathedrals are important cultural sites. Dress modestly when entering. Religious festivals are celebrated enthusiastically.