The Oriental hornet has recently started alarming people in Croatia because of its large size and unusual appearance, but how dangerous is it really and should people be worried about sightings along the Adriatic coast?
Oriental Hornet in Croatia: How to Recognise It and What to Do If You See One Read More »
From sea cucumbers and sea hares to moray eels and strange sea anemones, these unusual creatures are all part of the underwater world hidden beneath the Croatian Adriatic.
Strange Underwater Creatures in the Croatian Adriatic Read More »
Jadrolinija has announced temporary cancellations on the Split–Ancona ferry route between May and July 2026, while other international lines continue operating normally.
Jadrolinija Temporarily Cancels Split to Ancona Ferry Route Read More »
Researchers and local authorities are preparing new measures to protect Sakarun Beach on Dugi Otok as erosion, climate change and growing tourist pressure continue affecting the area.
One of Croatia’s Most Famous Beaches May Soon Look Different Read More »
The Little Prince Trail on southern Velebit has been temporarily closed because of damaged climbing infrastructure and safety concerns along the hiking trail.
Popular Croatia Hiking Trail Closed After Safety Warning Read More »
Croatia Airlines plans to cancel around 900 flights over the next three months as rising fuel prices and aircraft delivery delays continue to affect operations across Europe.
Croatia Airlines Cancels Hundreds of Flights as Fuel Costs Surge Read More »
Croatia is preparing major changes to its Law on Foreigners that could affect many non-EU workers living and working in the country. According to the Croatian government, the proposed amendments aim to strengthen worker protections, simplify permit procedures and align Croatian legislation with new European Union migration rules. One of the biggest proposed changes to
Croatia Introduces New Rules for Foreign Workers and Residence Permits Read More »
Dubrovnik has been named the 2026 European Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism after years of efforts to reduce overcrowding, limit cruise pressure and invest in more sustainable tourism projects.
Dubrovnik Named 2026 European Green Pioneer of Smart Tourism Read More »
Many first-time visitors underestimate how long travel in Croatia actually takes. This guide explains what realistically fits into 3, 5, 7 or 14 days in Croatia without turning the trip into constant transport and check-ins.
How Many Days in Croatia Do You Actually Need? A Realistic First-Time Guide Read More »
Learn the basic Croatian words and phrases travellers actually use in Croatia, including pronunciation, food names, transport terms, slang and useful everyday expressions.
Basic Croatian Words for Travellers: Useful Phrases You’ll Actually Hear in Croatia Read More »