Croatia is becoming an increasingly popular destination for overseas property investors, buying a property in Croatia is similar to purchasing a property in most former Eastern European states .
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Croatia’s fantastic coastline, Mediterranean climate and its ever growing popularity as a holiday destination means that Croatia is fast becoming a property hotspot for overseas buyers. The coastlin...Read more
With national parks, islands and history, Zadar and North Dalmatia have a lot to offer property buyers. The North Dalmatian region has property available to buy as a holiday home property or as an inv...Read more
With a beautiful national park, islands and history, Sibenik and North Dalmatia have a lot to offer property buyers. You can buy property in the North Dalmatian region as a holiday home property or as...Read more
Pag is an island in the North Dalmatian region. The island of Pag is accessible by the Pag Bridge from Cape Osjak on the mainland, and is connected by ferry services as well. The larger settlements on...Read more
There are 1185 islands, islets and rocks along the Central Dalmatian coast of Croatia. These islands were formed from the remains of old mountains engulfed by the sea during the last ice age, the summ...Read more
There are 1185 islands, islets and rocks along the Central Dalmatian coast of Croatia. These islands were formed from the remains of old mountains engulfed by the sea during the last ice age, the summ...Read more
The Split Riviera incorporates the city of Split, the seaside resort of Podstrana, and Solin. This region is steeped in history and archaeologically it is one of the most fascinating in Croatia. The c...Read more
Trogir is a town and harbour on the coastal strip of the Kastela Gulf, 27 km west of Split. Split airport is in nearby Resnik. Trogir is treasure among other tourist destinations in Croatia. Settled b...Read more
South Dalmatia is the smallest and in the most southern part of Croatia. South Dalmatia shares a border with Bosnia and Hercegovina. South Dalmatia includes the area south of the Neretva river, the Pe...Read more
Korcula is an island in the central Dalmatian archipelago and lies just off the Dalmatian coast. It is one of the two most populated and the sixth largest Adriatic island. Korcula Property Buy propert...Read more
The most important aspect when buying property in Croatia is to establish without doubt that there are no issues regarding the “Title” of the property. As with most eastern European countries the ...Read more
For UK nationals emergency medical treatment is normally free on presentation of a UK passport. Non-emergency care and prescribed medicines must be paid for. All travellers are advised to take out ful...Read more
Banking Hours.Mon-Fri 0700-1900, Sat 0700-1300.
Currency. Kuna (HRK; symbol Kn) = 100 Lipa. Notes are in denominations of 1,000, 500, 200, 100, 50, 20, 10 and 5 Kn. Coins are in denominations of 25, ...Read more
For a small country Croatia has no shortage of UNESCO World Heritage Sites; as follows
• Split www.visitsplit.com. The economic and cultural capital of Central Dalmatia was founded in the thi...Read more
There are eight National Parks in Croatia which are a breathtaking array of scenery from forested islands to craggy mountaintops, waterfalls, lakes and sun-baked islands. They provide ideal vacation e...Read more
Croatia is a great place to enjoy an active lifestyle, with plenty of activities to choose from as follows;
Hiking and Walking. Croatia is perfectly suited for walkers, and there are numerous interes...Read more
Traffic drives on the right.The last decade has seen considerable investment in Croatia’s roads and the country has an extensive network of highways (designated as E roads) and unclassified roads. M...Read more
Croatian Railways www.hznet.hr operates trains in Croatia. Direct trains run from Austria, Bosnia & Herzegovina, France, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland. Expres...Read more
Main ports: Split www.portsplit.com Dubrovnik, Rijeka, Zadar and Plocewww.port-authority-ploce.hr. Passenger and car ferry services run to Italy. The main routes are: Split-Ancona, Zadar-Ancona, Split...Read more
The national airline is Croatia Airlines www.croatiaairlines.hr The main airports are;
Zagreb (Pleso International) www.zagreb-airport.hr is 17km southeast of the city. An airport bus runs to the cit...Read more
Fixed line Telephone. Country code: 385. Telephone booths are operated by phonecards available at post offices, news stands and in some tourist shops.
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220 volts AC, 50Hz. Croatia uses the standard European 2 point plugs so if you are visiting from the UK, obtain an adaptor.
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There are no English-language newspapers at present. The main daily local newspapers are Novi List (Rijeka), Slobodna Dalmacija (Split) and Vecernji List (Zagreb). The weekly press includes Feral Trib...Read more
In addition to Croatian, most Croats speak at least one other language. Inland the second language is most likely to be German or Italian. Most people in hotels, tourist offices and restaurants are pr...Read more
The use of the internet is growing fast and there are several service providers including T-com www.t-com.hr/english/residential/. Internet cafes can be found in main towns.
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Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in the UK 21 Conway Street, London W1T 6BN, UKTel: (020) 7387 2022 or 1144 (consular section).http://uk.mvp.hr Opening hours: Mon-Fri 0900-1700; Mon-Thurs 1100-1400,...Read more
The surrounding Dalmatian Coast is attracting visitors eager to take in the breathtaking bays, wooded islands and historical sights that punctuate the south of Croatia. Just offshore are a string of i...Read more
Overlooking the sea, Dubrovnik’s walls contain a mix of terracotta roofs, and steeples around which winds a tangle of narrow streets. In recent years, this lovely city has experienced something of a...Read more
Istria is a region filled with charming towns and historical gems. The Adriatic’s largest peninsula has rolling green hills which melt into fields of flame red soil and slopes studded with pines. Co...Read more
• Zagreb www.zagreb-touristinfo.hr.Visit Gornji Grad’s historic monuments: the Cathedral, St Mark’s Church (noted for its tiled roof), Sabor (Croatian parliament) and Donji Grad’s 19th-century...Read more
Croatia‘s cuisine is a combination of Italian, Hungarian, Turkish and Viennese, a delicious blend of the best of the Mediterranean and central European styles. Mealtimes in Croatia are leisurely, pa...Read more
Most of Croatia’s Adriatic coast is dotted with pebbled bays, shingle coves, with clear waters and smooth. Many of the beaches have man-made bathing platforms. The crystal waves are ideal for coolin...Read more
Property for sale in Croatia has a great deal to offer. Croatia is hot on the trendy heels of its Mediterranean neighbours, being billed as ‘the next Italy’. If you want to explore a less trodden ...Read more
The cost of living can be an important factor when buying property abroad, a survey of costs shows that Croatia is 25% less than the UK. The annual Thomas Cook Cost of Holiday Living Index is a survey...Read more
Belgrade Serbia Weather Table. Not surprisingly the weather is a major factor when choosing where to live or buy property overseas. To help you find out more this location guide provides useful we...Read more
Dubrovnik, Croatia Weather Table. Not surprisingly the weather is a major factor when choosing where to live or buy property overseas. To help you find out more this location guide provides useful...Read more
Belgrade, Serbia Weather Graph.Not surprisingly the weather is a major factor when choosing where to live or buy property overseas. To help you find out more this location guide provides useful weathe...Read more
Dubrovnik, Croatia Weather Graph.Not surprisingly the weather is a major factor when choosing where to live or buy property overseas. To help you find out more this location guide provides useful weat...Read more
If you are buying property in Croatia use the Croatia Climate and Weather Guide to help you understand the climate.
The Dalmatian coast and islands in the Adriatic Sea are the best known and most vi...Read more
Croatia’s fantastic coastline, Mediterranean climate and its ever growing popularity as a holiday destination means that Croatia is fast becoming a property hotspot for overseas buyers.
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