Croatia, a country known for being the kingdom of the Thousand Islands
As in previous posts, in this post, we will continue to offer you a list with some recommendations and tips so that you can plan your trip to perfection (if this is the country you have chosen for your next vacation) and so on not suffer any kind of unforeseen during your stay.
If what worries you is the fullfilment of security requirements When traveling to Croatia, in general, you could say that the country is quite safe, although, as anywhere, you should be alert to the presence of pickpockets in public places. On the other hand, the areas of Osijek, Vukovar, the border area with Serbia and Montenegro, the quadrilaterals formed by Bosanka Dubica, Vitrovitica, Slatina, Bosanska Gradiska and by Sinj, Zadar, Gospic and Sibenik, as well as the areas on one side and the other of the axes Zagreb-Karlovac-Plitvice-Gracac-KEnin Split and Karlovaj-Sibenik-Stone Natural Park were theaters of war, so much attention should be paid to the posters, due to the risk of mines not yet deactivated.
On the other hand, as for the money, the currency used is the kuna. You can exchange money at the airport, exchange houses, travel agencies, post offices and hotels. The ATM network is acceptable and credit cards are accepted.
And finally, if you want to know about the subject of tips, to say that it is expected that if the service has been satisfactory, a tip of approximately 10% of the total bill should be left, if the tip is no longer included. The custom, in Croatia, when leaving a tip, is to give it to the waiter or the person who is attending directly and not leave it on the table.