Most GOOGLED questions about CROATIA! Are there sharks? Should you tip? Best time to visit?

We decided to do a quick video about the most googled questions about Croatia, and some of them were kind of funny! Hopefully you'll find some of these questions and answers helpful if you're planning a visit in the future!
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[@krunoslavkovacec1842]

Hvala ti na ovome što radite. Lijepo predstavljate našu zemlju.

[@lynnelisa9505]

Hi Sarah and Ivan! Just wanted you to know I recently returned from my first (but definitely not last) trip to Croatia. Practicing with your Common Phrases video before I went, I was able to communicate pretty well with everyone I met in Croatia. The lovely people of Croatia expressed tons of appreciation everytime I greeted them correctly, or thanked them. Their favorite was when I suggested to my local guide, "Idemo Jesti!" Thanks for your great work!

[@oskng]

Idemo jesti and idemo popiti 😊😊

[@lukaszlewczuk]

After so many times in Hrvatska I already know all answers to the questions you answered. But anyway I think this video is very important. So thanks a lot for your work, for research and answers. As for the language - for me is not so dufficult as I am Polish, so Croatians are my Slavic Brothers & Sisters :-) Thanks again for the video ! P.S. You are so so charming !!!

[@fapmashina1]

Slavic brotherhood! 👍👍👍 Greetings from Croatia! 🇭🇷🇵🇱

[@lukaszlewczuk]

@@fapmashina1 That's right! Pozdravljam te!

[@misocveticanin578]

Croatia 🇭🇷 Poland 🇵🇱 ❤️💪

[@lukaszlewczuk]

@@misocveticanin578 😃

[@badelinjo]

Great job guys. A little tipping tips for Cro. As Sarah told go with filling but it's common to give the difference to a round number. For beer if it's 18 you give 20. For two if its 36 go with 40. If price is like 88, 100 will be ok. If you go for a nice meal and dinner for two is like 360 go with 400. If it's meal for 4 and will be 720, 750 is ok but if everything was great go with 800. So, you don't need to go with %. Hope that this helps a little.

[@Limma1]

Thank you so much for your tipping guide, finally some concrete advice! May I ask for some further advice? How much would you tip a taxi driver for a 400 kuna ride and a 500 kuna ride? Is 50 kunas too much? Hvala unaprijed :)

[@badelinjo]

No need to tip taxi driver like in bar. You can also make a round number so left somethig for coffe or so. If it's 400 or 500 it's a long drive so 50 is just fine. No more than that.

[@Limma1]

@@badelinjo Thank you so much, you're very kind.

[@ana314]

Pozdrav iz Hrvatske The most beautiful countries in the Mediterranean, I am proud to be a Croat ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💙💙💙

[@deanaspinut7247]

Me too.

[@piersonmellwig2257]

Thanks for making all these videos! I’m in high school and leave for a 10 month exchange program to Croatia in a few weeks and this channel has been incredibly helpful 😀🇭🇷

[@denkodel6516]

Always tip good service in Croatia! It helps increase service standards and helps underpaid bartenders and servers survive! If you tip in America you should in Croatia! It is much appreciated and lately more expected! The bartender or server will also always remember you and give you Americans style friendly service!!! Tip your bartender for sure 💪🏽💪🏽🇭🇷❤️🙏

[@Breyzipp]

Love you guys, and love your channel! I live in Belgium but already visited Croatia 9 times. I did the salsa festival in Rovinj 8 times, this year also the pre-weekend in Opatija. About 10 years ago I also did a group travel through Croatia from Zagreb to Split with a lot of stops along the road (Plitvice lakes, hiking in Paklenica mountains + visiting Starigrad, visiting Brac + Bol, Sibenik, Makarska). In a few weeks I’ll go to Croatia for the 10th time, in June in Rovinj during the salsa festival I met a girl from Austra, we’re together now and will visit Crikvenica during the weekend of 15th aug. If you have any Crikvenica recommendations I’m interested to hear about them. ☺️

[@pajdotomi]

walk around, from kačjak(great for taking a swim) to Selce (next place to Crikvenica) There is no specific thing you can do in Crikvenica, just walk, enjoy food, sunsets, explore. Would not recommend going to central beaches, lots of people, no so clear water. Try Lučica beach(10 min walk from center) or go to Kačjak( 10 min by car or catch a small train on weels that goes there from center every 1h or so) for a more island feel of swimming.

[@coachab100]

I spent the month of May in Split (and visited other islands and towns from there). It was perfect time of the year to visit. They consider it off season but it was perfect weather, less crowded and significantly cheaper. The only drawback was the sea temperature was a bit chilly. I am not convinced that pebbly/rocky beaches are better but luckily Split has both. I am glad Croatia is switching over to Euros…it makes it easier to compare to the dollar and easier to go from one country to the next without converting! Super safe country….and I was there 3 weeks before I even saw a policeman. I took Uber once in Dubrovnik and much cheaper than Uber in States! I walked everywhere in Split but busses were nice and ran on time.

[@ostojamartrix]

Nice for you,but euro is not good for local People.🍻

[@zdravkaslaviero]

Pozdrav draga iz Australije odusevljena sam kako dobro pricas HR ❤️❤️

[@Kivas_Fajo]

Sara speaks soo well Croatian, I'm a little envious. I am especially impressed by how she pronounces the letter R. It's not easy to switch between the English and Croatian R...and even more so it is hard to learn for English natives. To my ears it is flawless. When I go back home for a vacation down to Pelješac I give you guys a heads up, maybe we'll meet for a coffee or something like that on my way down from up North?

[@petser1064]

Thanks for your positivity, tips and answers♥

[@evolutionofj5443]

haha LOVE this! You two are great :) Thank you so much for all the info!

[@karmelicanke]

When visiting Pag in 1977, a local fisherman caught a small shark .

[@innerauthority]

You guys are so adorable, thanks for the videos, I can't wait to come to Croatia this year :)

[@Photostoryhr]

Tipping in Croatia is not mandatory. I do not agree with Ivan that workers do not have high salaries so tipping helps them. It is up to the employer to give adequate salaries and not expect customers to fill his obligation. Things are changing and it is becoming normal that everyone expects a tip. There are some rude restaurants that print in BOLD letters "Tip is not included" on the bottom of the bill. Who says it has to be included? This happened to me at a fancy restaurant in Bol on Brač few weeks ago.

[@Laura-yb5to]

Thank you for sharing, you two are such beautiful souls. I absolutely adore Croatia such a breathtaking place 💫🤗💫

[@HrckoZGB]

i love youre comments much love from Zagreb-Croatia

[@lidiavidovic4807]

Wow, best wishes for your travel company. I been once to Zagreb 94. My family all live here. Me from Sydney, Au, I wish these video's were around when I went, so informative. Good job, it's so teaching 👍

[@endouceurendouceur318]

Great !

[@snow-white1853]

Zagreb is beautiful to visit at CHRISTMAS 😍🎄🇭🇷

[@anteanic7045]

As a Googler and Croat i Like this Format a lot. 😁 Keep up the cool content. 👍

[@phillipdarlington]

Can I just say I love your channel and it was perfect for our trip to Croatia we did this week. I learned a lot from these videos and it really helped with our trip.

[@darrenvojak5608]

Really great 🙂👍

[@ninopavkovic9382]

There are many species of sharks in the Adriatic, but very few dangerous for people.

[@mirkoklaric3248]

Nikada u Jadran nije niti zalutala opasna vrsta morskog psa. Naš "morski pas" nije "ajkula"...

[@ninopavkovic9382]

@@mirkoklaric3248 Dolje oko Libije ih ima: velika bijela psina. Znaju zalutati prateći tune i do nas. Ali ekstremno rijetko. Kada mogu birati, neće napasti čovjeka u plićaku. Opasniji za život su pijani turisti na gliserima ili likovi kao ona naša budala Horvatinčić koji je usmrtio dva Talijana na jedrilici ne gledajući ispred sebe.

[@darkoulmer6881]

@@mirkoklaric3248 Kako nije? 80ih je kod Bakra bijela psina ubila plivača. A osim toga Jadran je prirodno stanište za dugonosnu psinu kod nas zvana kučak. Koja ujedno i slovi za najbržu ribu. Jedna od tri vrste koje su opasne za čovjeka. Stvar je u tome da je kučak pučinska vrsta. E da i modrulj se smatra potencijalno opasnim.

[@iioo187]

Veliki pozdravi iz Splita ! 😀💪

[@dreammachine432]

You guys are such a lovely couple! Hope you are having a nice summer! 😎☀

[@old.leming]

You guys are great 😉👍🏻👋🏻

[@mariannek6447]

Ypu guys are so cute. I find your videos helpfull,being half french half croatian and living in the states,8 can relate and learn. I am currently in vodice visiting my parents and looking forward to visit split. Thanks for your videos.

[@nikomangelmann6054]

to answer the sandy beaches question: near zadar the bay of nin, privlaka (sabunike) and on the way to vir

[@pattiannp22]

Great video! We just came back after staying for 2 months (n yes the best time being a little off season! 😉) my husband is from Ugljan so we spent most our time there at his house n a little at the ‘Stan’ in Zadar but even June was getting too crowded for our taste. One thing maybe to mention is ‘taxis’ … it’s better to call them first to pick you up (ask for their card) even though taxis might be waiting in a row in front of you… you get a better rate calling them first , otherwise they seem to pick n choose what they want to charge. N that’s real!!! And another lil hint is (I’m American and Italian) and my husband (who’s Croatian) says best not to speak English in the cab or they charge you more lol. So he sits in the front speaking Croatian being friendly n get a better rate! May not be practical for everyone but it helps!

[@bazoo513]

4:10 - Sahe blushed! Isn't that sweet!

[@johnklinekurtz]

I want to swim in the Adriatic on our trip at the end of March 2023. It will be cold, but if it is only for a few minutes, I will be excited. Glad to hear that shark attacks are rare. I will let you know if I have any trouble!

[@goldenvrpca7962]

Sand beaches I'm aware of: Rab, Nin, Saharun on the island Dugi Otok, Privlaka, almost all beaches on the island Olib, Zaton resort, Lozice on the island Vir, and I believe there are more, but the aforementioned I visited myself.

[@debelix]

There is one in Sukošan too

[@Lily-cv1ds]

Pozdrav Sarah and Ivan very good 👍 hvala sve najbolje ♥️♥️

[@charlieranger4598]

How do Croatians drink coffee? Hahaaa! opširno. 😂1 cup =1 hour ;) Always nice to see a new video from Sarah! To be frank, I reconed with a video from Rab, Sarah. Just because I saw you been there with your family and posting pics on instagram. :) My godson and his gf have been to Rab for 3 weeks in Juli. Told him to look out for Sarah from YT with her family. 🙂 And well, if you ask me, Croatia is in Central Europe, definitely in terms of geography. Stay safe! ✌

[@damirblazevic4823]

Take a look at a map. Geographicaly, Croatia is in southern Europe.

[@charlieranger4598]

@@damirblazevic4823 I wrote, that Croatia is in Central Europe. The centre contains also the south. I don't need to take a look at any map though. Considering the West/East expanse, even Greece is in Central Europe. The Ural Mountains are the border to Asia, not the borders of the EU and not any economic issues. I wrote strictly "in terms of geography".

[@damirblazevic4823]

@@charlieranger4598 The centre contains the south? 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️ Really? Following that logic, it also contain north, east and west? Therefore, entire continent of Europe is central Europe 🙄

[@charlieranger4598]

@@damirblazevic4823 Ma daj Damire, nisam ja s tobom ovce čuvao da me ti sad učiš zemljopis i logiku. A ti kolutaj očima koliko hoćeš, mene nećeš natjerati na neku vrstu provokantne svađe. Mi svi znamo što je centar, što sjever, jug, zapad ili istok. Ako te tko pita, o tim stvarima se ljudi prepiru već davnih dana a na takozvanim Balkan forumima se svađdaju do iznemoglosti. Ako ti je do toga, molim lijepo! Moje vrijeme mi je previše dragocjeno za daljnje reakcije.

[@damirblazevic4823]

@@charlieranger4598 Jaki su ti i logika i zemljopis ako ti središte Europe obuhvaća i jug 👍

[@mrkvazekoslav5315]

There are sharks in adriatic but they rarely get near the coast, they are in the in the open sea and most of them are not dangerous for people, the place where you are most likely to encounter them are open sea islands Jabuka and Palagruža, and rarely on coast or island that leads directly to the open sea like southern side of Vis, Lastovo and Mljet and western side of Dugi Otok and Istria.

[@mturkic]

Great videos you guys. Got my citizenship by descent last year. Will be in Zagreb from February 17. Love to connect

[@snow-white1853]

You forgot famous BACVICE beach 🏝 in SPLIT ,CROATIA 😍😊😎

[@lightv114]

Yes, there is the Sharks in Croatia. Mostly around national park Kornati, and also around a small island in the open sea. Like every animals, sharks love quiet and secluded places without noise and vibration.

[@vanessa33044]

I just discovered your channel lov u both@ Do you have a video that explain how you guys met?

[@brankasaric9473]

People used to ask me where is Croatia located, I always asked if they know where Italy Is. Most people do, so I said Croatia is along the other coast north of Italy. It was always "Aha" and sometimes: "I never knew what was there!" 😀😀

[@yuliiakuznietsova6062]

Dobar dan! Thank you for your videos! They are great! And you are great!) And what about earthquakes? Are they smth to worry about? Thanks!)

[@sonjavukoja4936]

Unfortunately, earthquakes are frequent and common in Croatia. They caused lots of damage in Zagreb and surrounding areas. Besides, entire coastal area is on earthquake alert, due to fragility of limestone structured ground... Italy, Austria, Greece, Japan... they all have similar problem. But believe me, the sheer beauty of country of Croatia makes you forget about its self-destructive geological potential. Cheers to you my slavic sister from Russia ❤🇭🇷🇷🇺

[@BurgundyRose1980]

@SONJA VUKOJA, dear Sonja, I wouldn't say they're common or frequent at all. I'm turning 42 soon and experienced 2 earthquakes in my life. Both recent. The small quakes, under 3,5 on the Richter scale are dismissable in my books! 😃 Greetings to you and all the best!

[@manendrakaintura2655]

Love to watch ur videos from India

[@shimpoopimpoo7643]

There are some sharks in Adriatic, people see them every year but those are not dangerous.

[@tanjab.367]

Prijatelje zagrlim i izljubim znancima samo dam ruku ☺

[@M.C.1603]

🤗

[@edpoletto8048]

Been there 3x.....it is an adventurists dream.

[@SmilingPawn]

Nice video as always. You should just check the map of Europe. 😂

[@ana-pi6ut]

Do you know if I can still change my kuna next year to euro? I plan to travel in June. Thank you!

[@paulparry953]

Your vids are great, I was wondering how much time do you save using the new bridge ( Pelješac Bridge) getting to Dubrovnik and is there a toll. Going soon Thanks

[@dannyboy_vtc8980]

You save a lot as there are no two border crossings that are crowded during the season, and no there's no toll for the bridge, some access roads are not finished yet as there are few more bridges and tunnels so you have to go thru some villages and the town of ston, but you'll have no problems.

[@ozairakhtarcom]

Hi, really nice. I have a request and I'm sure many people are searching for these topics online: 1. How non-EU Citizens can start a JDOO company, process, cost, and timeline? 2. Explain the detailed rental contract for non-EU foreigners for an apartment and for a room on a monthly basis. 3. How non-EU Citizens can buy property House with Land?

[@kanuckster1]

Also known for the dog breed Dalmation 😄

[@marlenehocevar2885]

Hello Sarah and Ivan, First off I absolutely love your videos they are so informative. I am planning to visit Zagreb in April, I don't have much time ,only about a week and a half. Like you Sarah I am Canadian but my father was born in Zagreb, and came to Canada I believe in 1953 . He had 3 brothers that stayed behind, I understand only his younger brother is still alive and I am sure I have cousins there also. My question is I have been looking for my uncle for years and I am lost as where I might look. I know his name and birthrate that's all. My dad passed away in 2002 and we can't find the little book that had his phone number and address. I tried looking him up on social media, phonebooks ect do you have any suggestions where I might some information. This has been a life long dream to meet my uncle and I would like to tell him I love him and thought of him over the years. Please help. Thank you ❤️

[@bee0000]

Thanks for answering these questions! would you know how vegetarian friendly croatia is?

[@spatrk6634]

we are vegetarian friendly. most restaurants can make something vegetarian for you even if they dont advertise as vegetarian and offer vegetarian stuff on the menu, if you ask they will probably be able to make you something.

[@user-pu8zz5sc9i]

When tipping in Croatia, should I leave the tip on the table (which is customary in the US) or should I hand it to the server? What should I do with it? Also, is it appropriate to ask for a "doggie bag", or some kind of container so I can take my leftovers with me? I found that the portions there were so big!

[@vlad_accent_coach]

There are 15 languages in the subtitle section! Wow!

[@nallyjade5272]

Heyy i will travel in Croatie in june and i wanna know what is the best way to us my phone ( wich phone card it better to use to have Internet) and which compagnie its the best to rent a car (automatique car) Thank you

[@toastedwithbutter28]

Can you help give information on salaries in areas around you/job oppotunities? I would like to come back to my country however, I am worried about job security as well as pay. Thanks

[@vensla100]

Depends on your profession. Anywhere from 800-3000 eur. But prices of accomodation have really gone up recently. For example, lowest salary is less than 700 eur and 30m2 apartment in Zagreb (poorly decorated) is 350-400 eur + utilities. Of course if you are in lets say IT, you will be quite fine. There is universal healthcare that all people use for free (every employer pays it in the name of his employees). And take in account that food is also quite expensive (sometimes more than in Germany i.e.)

[@kristinaspanovic7538]

👍

[@user-pu8zz5sc9i]

Hi, again! Just thought of another question! When I go a fresh fruit/veggie market, can I pick up my own fruit, or does the vendor have to hand it to me? When I was in Germany, I started to pick up my own fruit and I thought the guy was going to slap me!

[@cabesodo]

How about visiting Croatia in December?

[@snow-white1853]

You forgot PLITVICE LAKES❤️❤️❤️

[@ErikNjegovanRubini-wt2ho]

Ljepa moja domovinq poz iz Parisa

[@marijana.majic.]

The important thing is: there is NO great white shark. Even those attacks were from some "lame" shark types. There's no "great white" in the whole Mediterranean sea.

[@SuperJal1979]

I'm visiting Zadar in September, does anyone have any beer recommendations? Also will local bars show premier league football? Cheers.

[@dannyboy_vtc8980]

I lived there for a time but 15 years ago, so not sure for the beer, well we mostly drink two of our most produced and oldest brewaries, karlovačko pivo/beer or ožujsko pivo, but there are others ofc, and for craft beers and such just ask the locals. Same for the fooball, there will be football in a lot of bars, but more a domestic league or euroleague and champions league, but ask the locals, and ofc if there's not a lot of people interested you can ask to watch what you want.

[@Biggles2666]

@@dannyboy_vtc8980 Thank you for that.

[@zem6217]

When is the best time to visit Croatia? It was in 1993, 1994, 1995 and so on. We had miles of beach to ourselves and that was in July. However, the locals suffered the most, so it's good that those days are over. And where would I go this year? I'm thinking about Odessa UA.

[@margiepamintuan613]

❤💕❤💕❤💕❤

[@AleksejTchornogouz]

i am croatian ja sam hrvat

[@feihung4ever]

Hi, i'm an American visiting split and dubrovnik late september for 9 days. What's the easiest way to get internet (sim card, company, price)? I have tmobile which has international coverage but it's really slow.

[@darkoulmer6881]

Hi. Most of the apartments that rent also have WiFi. Also you can buy temporary sim for about 10€ and it gives you 10 GB and last for a week, from T-Mobile. But I think you will be good with your current t mobile sim. Idk for Dubrovnik and Split but in my city t mobile has 5G and it's fast as.... Had relatives from US last month, they also had t mobile and didn't have any problems with speed. If you don't have any extra charge for roaming stick with your. But in any case if you want to buy a sim you can buy it at kiosk they have "TISAK" or " iNOVINE" logo, or in post office.

[@ninoteskera]

Zaboravili ste spomenuti Mišu Kovača.😉🎤

[@farsc8p]

I want to move to Europe in about 4 years and I'm looking for places close to Germany but don't get Snow. I've looked at Maybe Malta or Croatia. I've heard that many Croatians speak English. How easy is it to communicate if you only speak English? Also, Does it snow along the coast (Sibenik, Split, etc)?

[@oliveratoic]

There is mo snow on the coast, we have warm winters and hot summers. Communication will not be a problem, everybody speaks English!

[@karenwebb8358]

Why is the currency changing?

[@huongduyennguyen2564]

Travel Advice for Croatia (dont go to Croatia without knowing this) và take note tips

[@nataliem8174]

What if you come from a non tipping country? Any suggestions on how much to tip would be appreciated as I am from a non tipping country.

[@spatrk6634]

just round it up. if the bill is like 9.50 euros, you give them 10 and it will be fine. you are not obligated to tip at all. you can stand there and wait for change and they need to give you your 50 cents back by law. but you will be seen as a dick

[@MrBizkit1003]

My girlfriend says that medication there and feminine hygiene products are quite expensive is this true

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

Sharks are pretty common in the Adriatic, we even use them as food, you can buy them on the fish markets even. There are traditional recipes that use shark meat, dried or fresh.

[@Antonio_Serdar]

Samo ti nastavi ljude pripadat pa ih nećeš kome imat servirat.

[@HladniSjeverniVjetar]

@@Antonio_Serdar Koga je strah? Nemamo mi vrsta koje napadaju ljude.

[@davorzagorac7603]

Ako posjetite ravne kotare, Ivan zna o čemu pišem,onda imate moju preplatu

[@miroslavpendelj9685]

Incredibly is that only one country in Europe has, in same time, bigest river in Europe -Danube and Mediterranian sea! The country is not big and her name is - Croatia!

[@johnnycroat]

I have some Kuna can i exchange when i arrive in Croatia........June 2023?

[@johnnycroat]

@John Smith thanks theres about 30Euro i can use

[@spatrk6634]

yea in any post office or bank you can change kuna to euros until end of 2023

[@cheemasaab1947]

Home tour

[@jakovcu]

You do not have to tip, specially we do not have percantage rule Like in USA

[@williamteocchi3140]

About greetings, you maybe kiss in Istria or around sea side, but I rarely very rarely saw people kissing in zagorje, and in Slavonija its even more rare. So I advise people going to Croatia to don't kiss people, they wouldn't like it and it wouldn't be appropriated, shake hands, better, and safer. About September, I disagree,it's maybe fine for sea side, but in many regions of Croatia its a very rainy month. Better pick middle October, you will have lovely colors of the fall at least. And not crazy stupid summer prices. About safety, I would say yes and no. For walking in the street, park, center of cities, alone or with kids, it's definately safe.if you forget your bag or credit card in a restaurant or a store, you can go back there, you can be sure they will keep it for you, I wouldn't worry about this. But... Hanging out after a football game of national team or dynamo Zagreb, then it isn't that safe. Driving in Slavonija is a real pain, and it's not so safe, you have to be extra careful. If you can, rent a Croatian car, it will avoid a lot of bad surprises that you can get having a western car registration. In the North, they took my European health card everywhere. In East, you have to be lucky that they accept it. So, it's safe in general, but i would definately not call it one of the safest place in the world. I am here for few years, I saw agressions, murders and lot of ugly things. It's hard to resume, I'd say it's safe but be aware of lot of things or places to avoid.

[@quisutdeus2952]

Word of warning- women when you use air b&b to visit Croatia be very careful who you trust.. I made the mistake to trust the reviews and when i arrived in Zagreb, i found the photos were not accurate. They pretended there was a view but in reality i was on the first floor with everyone passing my room on the street. I was stuck in a bad area and garbage was everywhere. The person who owned the apartment received a subsidized apartment free from the government and secretly turned it into 3 tiny micro-studios. They were taking advantage and making money off of young women traveling

[@nasally23]

I do not agree with tipping as it is the employer’s responsibility to pay for his workers especially in restaurants. It is a choice to tip if you are happy with the overall service. I don’t get tips for doing my job as a nurse.

[@darkoprpic1670]

Suprug nije pogriješio - ima najšarmantniju i najsimpatičniju suprugu

[@mrbeety]

Na more dođite, nema ajkula Al' ipak plivajte blizu obala

[@williamteocchi3140]

Another thing about safety, if you are gay, lesbian, unfortunately, you have to be extremely discreet here. You can easily get agressed or insulted. Even in big city as Zagreb, supposed to be more tolerant. I never saw two lesbians or gays in East Croatia keeping their hands, and there are reasons for it. So member of gay community, travel, enjoy, but unfortunately, be discreet, dont show anything, to avoid problems

[@Account-br9kc]

so so much misinformation in this video, especially regarding sea warmth and best months to visit. Sea in september will be too cold for most people, (not counting early september), october and May dont even bother, unless it is exceptionally warm spring season etc.

[@ostojamartrix]

Come on...možeš se kupati u 3 .mjesecu😉

[@dudo_the_dude9948]

Sarah, you speak Croatian like a native Croatian girl, so you can not say Croatian is hard to learn! 😀

[@Antonio_Serdar]

She doesn't speak nearly at native level, but she speaks the best Croatian I have ever heard an adult foreginer learn.

[@dudo_the_dude9948]

Buu, Sheldonu jedan. Nikad nisi čuo za pojam kompliment? Dozvoljeno je malo preuveličati.

[@mygolub1]

@@Antonio_Serdar Njoj se sigurno cuje strani akcent ali ona govori bolji Hrvatski nego pola stanovnistva u Hrvatskoj.

[@Antonio_Serdar]

@@dudo_the_dude9948 Po meni je bolji kompliment kad je realan, jer kad je toliko očito pretjerivanje onda imaš osjećaj da uopće nije kompliment :) ali shvaćam da si namjerno tako napisao.

[@Antonio_Serdar]

@@mygolub1 Ma ne govori bolje hrvatski od pola stanovništva, šta je tebi? Žena je fenomenalno naučila izrazito težak jezik ali i dalje dosta griješi, što je normalno i nije nikakva kritika njoj, nego me živcira to pretjerivanje.

[@zvonkokovacevic9167]

Ja bi za odlazak na more preporučio lipanj, pogotovo prvu polovicu. nije prevruće, a nema ni ogromnih gužvi.

[@oenderx5682]

Hvali more drž se kraja.

[@biserkasertic1208]

😜😜😜😜👍!

[@d.v.9679]

It is bad news that you are going to lose the sovereignty of your currency when you change to the Euro, you will not have a way to control inflation since you will depend on the economic decisions of the European Union, for example. Every time they decide to print money, inflation will rise, and the cost of living will also rise. It's unfortunate, I think it's a very bad idea to leave the Kuna behind.

[@Shlomohamish]

Disappointing answer re: tipping. Every country has tipping norms. Would be useful to know what they are there.

[@dovlacro6382]

Title must be *FAQ about Croatia* because *FAQ - Croatia* sounds very insulting.

[@peterbowie7347]

You should recommend the best hidden secret of Croatia, the Death City of Jasenovac ...

[@misocveticanin578]

With 750 death bodies found…….

[@CoughFee]

What is the attitude towards the LGBT visitors? Are they likely to experience violence or ridicule?

[@drniskiprsut8305]

Similar to saudi arabia!

[@damirblazevic4823]

@@drniskiprsut8305 Ne seri.

[@paulaaras1207]

I am sorry but not very well. In general we are liberal but still have some people witch will insult you and say something bad. But not physical violence.

[@tripaloskii]

I'd say this has changed in Croatia over the years with the BIG influence of the media. For example, in early 00's you'd probably get verbally, maybe (even) physically attacked, but nowadays you'll just get a few pitying looks and most of other people will just look their own business and that's it.

[@pajdotomi]

Just act normal and nothing will happen to you. Offcourse you will complain to any bad thing that happens to you couse you are lgbt, other people dont have that luxury and understand that bad things happen and sometimes its your fault.

[@powderskier5547]

Croatia is central Europe and it is not a balkan country

[@CoughFee]

Fun fact, Vienna is situated slightly more east than Zagreb is.

[@deanaspinut7247]

It's true.

[@apscoradiales]

Anything south of the Sava river is Balkan peninsula. This courtesy of the Yugoslav education system back in the 1960's, as well as Canadian high school geography course. Since the Sava hasn't changed course, it's still true today. Naturally, some Croatians don't like to think of themselves as Balkans since it is used in a derogatory manner often times, but geography is geography, can't change that. So, lets live with it. Could be worse.

[@damirblazevic4823]

Croatia is not central Europe.

[@slavplaysgames]

@@damirblazevic4823 ajde klaun otvori mapu ...

[@Valnjes]

I saw one Map of the EU Countries - and what is each Country famous for. Croatia is famous by Serbs xD Nikola Tesla was not a Serb, he was an Austrian by birth place, and died like an American Citizen. So, learn history guys, don´t let the false Eastern Russian and Serbian propaganda brainwash you!

[@joevirovac456]

Zena ti je dobra Ivane !!!