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Gas Stations in Croatia

2009-11-17T12:31:02Z

Petrol stations in big cities as well as on important roads are open non-stop, otherwise the working hours are from 6:00 to 20:00 hours, in summer time from 6:00 to 22:00.Petrol stations in Croatia

Tourist Tax in Croatia

2009-11-17T12:29:39Z

We recommend that for your convenience and rights; make sure you are registered for the duration of your stay, from arrival until the day of departure. Tourist tax in Croatia

Solo Travelers in Croatia

2009-11-11T11:29:15Z

We give you some tips if you are traveling alone in Croatia:
Avoid hotel resorts and boutique hotels, boarding houses, or choose less lodging, find accommodation near the city center or downtown, select casual restaurants, use public transportation, join groups of adventure... Solo travelers in Croatia

Customs Regulations in Croatia

2009-11-10T17:11:33Z

Customs regulations of the Croatia are the same as the standards of the European Union. Foreign currency is freely import and export tin he value of 3000 Euros, and local currency to the amount of 15 000 KN. More information about customs regulations in Croatia.

Gas Stations in Dubrovnik

2009-10-01T09:13:00Z

In Dubrovnik are two gas stations that operate 24 hours a day. One is located in the new part of town, in Gruž, and the other is located on the outskirts of Dubrovnik, in Komolac, a place where the marina Dubrovnik is. More information are available on the website www.ina.hr

Laundry in Croatia

2009-10-01T09:11:34Z

In some hotels in Croatia you can deliver your laundry to the reception at the laundry, or collecting in the room, and take it the next day. If you have accommodation or are staying in the hostel, laundry service will be better. Detailed information about service laundry.

Packing for Croatia

2009-10-01T09:11:10Z

The proposal specialist travelers are packing slowly and gradually. If you use public transport on holiday in Croatia, organized packing is necessary. Detailed information on the packaging for the holiday in Croatia.

Safe Travel in Croatia

2009-10-01T09:10:44Z

Croatia is a safe destination for visitors; the bullets have stopped flying years ago. Of course, no journey is entirely without risk, but Croatia is generally considered a safe country, even safer than most European countries.More information about security in Croatia.

Travel to Croatia with Children

2009-10-01T09:10:20Z

Travel to Croatia with children? No problem! Croats are welcoming and when children are concerned, and will do everything to help to solve possible problems arising, or to prevent their occurrence.
+ Accommodation suitable for children
+ Dining with kids
+ Walking with children
+ Sightseeing with kids
More about travel to Croatia with children.

Calls to & from Croatia

2009-10-01T09:09:54Z

Croatians are so dependent on their cellular phones to be wondered whether there is even a fixed line. Yes, there are. Detailed information about telephone calls to and from Croatian