Budget Travel Guide to Croatia
You can travel around Croatia, exploring the country's stunning landscapes, historic cities, and beautiful coastline without spending too much.
Rovinj, Croatia You can save money by staying in affordable hostels, guesthouses, or using Airbnb, and getting around by bus or train, which are cheaper than renting a car. Eating at local markets or small, family-owned restaurants, called konobas, is both budget-friendly and a great way to taste traditional Croatian food.
Many of Croatia's top attractions, like its national parks, beaches, and old town areas, are either free or inexpensive to visit, making it easy to experience the beauty of the country on a budget.
Croatia Fast Facts
- Official Name: Republic of Croatia
- Capital: Zagreb
- Other Major Cities: Split, Rijeka, Osijek, Zadar, Dubrovnik, Pula, Šibenik
- Population: Approximately 3.8 million people (in 2024)
- Language: Croatian
- Government: Parliamentary republic
- Currency: Euro (EUR)
- Area: 56,594 square kilometers (21,851 square miles)
- Known for: Beautiful Adriatic coastline with over 1,200 islands, historic cities like Dubrovnik and Split, UNESCO World Heritage sites, national parks like Plitvice Lakes, Mediterranean climate, and vibrant cultural heritage.
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