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Cards are widely accepted across Croatia, but carrying some cash can still make life easier at markets, small cafés and on less busy islands.

Žnjan Beach is one of Split’s largest and most developed beach areas, with long pebble beaches, cafés, sports facilities, parking and accessible access to the sea.

Renting a car can be one of the easiest ways to explore Croatia beyond the main cities. Here’s what to know about deposits, insurance, credit cards, ferries, border crossings and other practical details before booking.

Bačvice Beach is Split’s most famous sandy beach, known for its shallow water, central location, lively atmosphere and the traditional game of picigin.

Hotels and private hosts in Croatia may ask to see your passport or ID at check-in. Here is why they need it and what happens with your details.

Tipping in Croatia is optional rather than expected. Here’s how much to leave in restaurants and cafés, and what to know about tipping taxi drivers.

We visited six dog beaches in Split and the surrounding area to compare access, parking, shade, facilities and what dog owners can expect at each location.

Some rules in Croatia may surprise visitors, from restrictions on public drinking and swimwear to wild camping, fire and electric scooters, with fines reaching up to €19,900.

The EU has approved new air passenger rights covering three-hour delay compensation, faster refunds, clearer hand luggage pricing, free adjacent seating for children under 14 and protection for return flights.