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Book your Croatia holiday with ease
With Admiral.Travel, you can book your Croatia holiday online or directly at our offices, with step-by-step support.
Popular choices are 7–11 nights, perfect for beach time and island-hopping day trips.
Flights and departures are typically scheduled throughout the season, and we’ll propose the most convenient options based on your dates and budget.
If you want a stress-free trip, we recommend booking early—better prices and more accommodation options are usually available.
Learn more about the destination: Croatia.
Why choose Croatia
Croatia is one of the most popular countries in Europe when it comes to ecotourism. Here you can visit numerous national parks, spend your summer holidays on the cleanest beaches, which, by the way, have been awarded the Blue Flag. Once you arrive in Croatia, you can visit any of the twenty mineral water springs to improve your health, returning home an absolutely happy person!
Visa information
Croatia is in Schengen: for citizens of MD/RO/UA (biometric passport), short stays are typically visa-free, while for RU a Schengen visa is required (depending on the case).
Why Admiral.Travel
With Admiral.Travel, planning is simple: we recommend flight and hotel options, explain terms clearly, and help you choose what fits your travel style.
We rely on practical experience, trusted partnerships, and quality control, so you travel with comfort and safety.
Tell us your preferred dates and priorities—and we’ll quickly prepare the best options for Croatia.
FAQ — Croatia
When is the best time to visit Croatia?
Summer is the classic choice for beaches; late spring and early autumn are great for sightseeing with fewer crowds.
Do I need a visa for Croatia?
Croatia is in Schengen. For MD/RO/UA (biometric passport), short stays are typically visa-free; for RU, a Schengen visa is required (depending on the case).
What currency is used in Croatia?
Croatia uses the euro. Cards are widely accepted, but cash can be handy for small purchases.
Do I need a power adapter?
European-style plugs are commonly used. If you have standard EU chargers, you usually won’t need an adapter.
Internet options: roaming or local SIM/eSIM?
You can use roaming (depending on your plan) or get a SIM/eSIM with data. For 1–2 weeks, an eSIM is often the easiest option.
How do I travel between cities and islands?
Along the coast, buses and cars work well; between islands, ferries and catamarans are common. For popular routes, check timetables in advance.
Is Croatia suitable for families with kids?
Yes—there are many calm resorts, well-equipped beaches, and easy excursions. Pick an area with convenient beach access and nearby amenities.
Should I buy travel insurance?
It’s recommended for any trip—especially if you plan active days like boating, snorkeling, or hiking.
What can I do if it rains?
Use the day for old towns, museums, local food spots, or a short nearby city trip—sometimes a slower day is the best reset.
Can I do snorkeling or scuba diving?
Yes—many coastal areas have clear water and dive centers. For scuba, go with licensed operators.
What excursions are popular in Croatia?
Island boat trips, historic cities, and national parks are among the top choices, depending on the region and season.
What should I know about flights and baggage?
Baggage rules vary by airline and fare. We’ll clarify what’s included in your package to help avoid extra fees.
