Current events, tourism updates and stories shaping Croatia today.
Temperatures across Croatia are expected to rise as high as 38°C, while heatwave warnings will intensify toward the end of the week. Red alerts will apply to parts of the Adriatic, with orange and yellow warnings covering much of the rest of the country.
Croatia Heatwave Intensifies as Temperatures Rise to 38°C Read More »
Croatia has announced tax changes planned for 2027, including higher payments for some flat-rate businesses and holiday rentals, a new tax on excessive corporate profit margins and the abolition of income tax on pensions.
Croatia Announces Tax Changes for Flat-Rate Businesses, Holiday Rentals and Pensioners Read More »
The search for an Austrian skipper missing near Šolta has entered its second day, with the search area expanded towards Drvenik Mali
Search Area Expanded for Austrian Skipper Missing near Šolta Read More »
Fuel prices in Croatia will rise from July 28, with petrol increasing to €1.62 per litre, diesel to €1.75 and blue diesel to €1.21
Fuel Prices in Croatia for the First Half of August 2026 Read More »
An intensive search is underway near Šolta for an Austrian skipper who fell from a charter sailing vessel on Sunday morning. Six other crew members were found unharmed
Austrian Skipper Missing after Falling from Charter Catamaran near Šolta Read More »
Multiple Croatia ferry and catamaran cancellations affected routes across the Adriatic on Sunday as strong winds, rough seas and thunderstorms disrupted services from Rijeka and Zadar to Split, Hvar, Vis and Korčula.
Emergency medical services in Croatia have completed more than 5,600 helicopter and fast-boat interventions, including recent operations on Brač, in Poreč and Soljani.
More Than 5,600 Air and Maritime Emergency Medical Interventions Carried Out in Croatia Read More »
Heavy traffic is affecting Croatia’s A1 motorway, routes towards Krk and several border crossings, while storms and further delays are expected on Sunday.
Featured images: Illustration of boating fines enforcement in Croatia/CU A coordinated maritime safety operation in the wider Dubrovnik area resulted in €30,199.35 in boating fines after inspectors recorded 30 violations of navigation and safety rules. The operation, called Safe Navigation 2026 Dubrovnik, began at 10 a.m. on 23 July within the area overseen by the
More Than €30,000 in Fines Issued During Dubrovnik Maritime Safety Operation Read More »
Strong bura disrupted flights at Dubrovnik Airport, diverted incoming aircraft and forced the suspension of several catamaran services along the Croatian coast.
Strong Bura Disrupts Flights in Dubrovnik, Most Aircraft Diverted Read More »