Current events, tourism updates and stories shaping Croatia today.
A Croatian Canadair has been sent to southwestern France with two crews and technical personnel to support local efforts to fight wildfires.
Croatian Canadair sent to France to help fight wildfires Read More »
Three wildfires on Brač, near Primošten and in Grabrovo were contained after major firefighting operations, with Canadair and Air Tractor aircraft supporting crews on the ground.
Wildfires on Brač, near Primošten and in Grabrovo Contained with Air Support Read More »
Croatia has introduced new health requirements for certain foreign nationals extending their temporary stay, including mandatory medical examinations, infectious disease testing and possible additional vaccinations.
New Health Checks and Vaccinations for Foreign Nationals Extending Their Stay in Croatia Read More »
A magnitude 2.3 earthquake near the island of Hvar was recorded on Wednesday morning, with the epicentre located offshore.
Weak Earthquake Recorded Near Hvar Read More »
Split avoided the worst of Tuesday’s storm, while yellow wind warnings, strong bura, rough seas and cooler temperatures are expected along the Croatian coast through Friday.
Split Avoids the Worst of the Storm, Yellow Wind Warnings Issued for the Entire Coast Read More »
A red weather warning for Split is in force as severe thunderstorms, hail, strong winds and flash floods are possible, with further warnings issued for other parts of Croatia.
Croatia beach water quality in July was rated excellent at 1,130 locations, while 23 beaches received a good rating and 15 were rated satisfactory.
FIFA refereeing chief Pierluigi Collina has explained Croatia’s disallowed goal against Portugal and what the connected-ball sensor showed during the disputed incident.
FIFA Refereeing Chief Collina Comments on Croatia’s Disallowed Goal Against Portugal Read More »
Three sailors were rescued off Cape Kamenjak after a maritime accident in the northern Adriatic, as powerful storms caused dozens of vessels to run aground around the Croatian islands of Unije, Susak and Lošinj
Three Rescued After Maritime Accident as Storms Hit the Northern Adriatic Read More »
Dubrovnik reaches 2 million overnight stays on the same date for the third consecutive year, while tourism figures remain stable compared with the previous two years.