We’re going to try to give you a general overview relating to the average costs in tourist destinations in Croatia. Of course, if you’re going to visit some of the most attractive destinations or you’re sitting in a restaurant with an offer or service above the average, feel free to add a few euros to our estimate.
Domestic beer is the cheapest in Croatia. The usual price for half a litre of domestic beer is between €2,5-3 in a bar. When it comes to cheaper imported (foreign) beer in the same amount, you’re likely to have to set aside about €3. Over the last few years, the craft beer scene has been blossoming in Croatia, and they typically cost around the same amount as imported beer. In stores, the most well-known domestic beer is sold for around €1,5 per half-litre can.
The price of a scoop of ice cream is a fairly relative thing as a scoop of ice cream doesn’t come in the same volume everywhere. Owing to that, in one place you could get double the amount, or less, than somewhere else for the same price. The typical price for a scoop of ice cream in tourist destinations is €2,2. Another option is to buy some ice cream from a shop, which is already packaged - that will cost you a more satisfying amount of between €1 for the cheapest, to €2,5 for the more expensive ice cream.
As far as prices in classic restaurants on the Adriatic are concerned, count on a decent main meal with a side dish costing about €30. It can be cheaper, but it isn’t the high quality worthy of a recommendation. The best restaurants come with a higher cost than average ones, but keep in mind that tourists in Croatia are always praising the food, and owing to that, these restaurants are certainly worth trying out.
When someone mentions Croatia, pizza might not be the first association you arrive to, but Croats really love that crest of Italian cooking, and the pizza in many places across Croatia is absolutely sensational. In smaller tourist destinations along the Adriatic, the price of pizza is usually between €12 - 14. That’s how much it costs in many decent pizzerias in Zagreb, too.
Prices increase with the popularity of the location in which you’re holidaying among tourists. Count on a pizza costing from between €14 - 16, pizzas more expensive than that are typically found in the most popular tourist destinations, or in more expensive restaurants.
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