Entry into Croatia and return during COVID-19

Tthere is no obligation to wear masks in public places anymore. The exceptions are health and social care institutions, such as hospitals.

Taking into account the health of our guests, employees and business partners, and in cooperation with experts, we have prepared measures for the operation of our hotels in the conditions of the COVID-19 pandemic.

If you want to be tested, contact the reception.

All passengers over the age of 12 are required to present one of the following certificates when entering Germany, regardless of the method of arrival and means of transport:

• Confirmation of complete vaccination (persons vaccinated with two or more doses of vaccine) with a note that more than 14 days have passed since the second vaccination. Proof of complete vaccination is a medical certificate in German, English, French, Italian or Spanish in paper or digital form. The validity period of the certificate is 270 days. See the list of approved vaccines here.
• Evidence of having recovered from COVID-19 – a medical certificate in German, English, French, Italian or Spanish in paper or digital form proving that at least 28 days, and not more than 90 days, have passed since the first positive PCR test for COVID-19 disease.
• Negative result of PCR or BAT test which must not be older than 48 hours at the time of entry. The exception is air travel when the PCR test may be 48 hours old at the time when the aircraft takes off. Tests should be taken at an authorized health institution and written in German, English or French.

Official information can be found here.

On 16 May Austria lifted all measures related to crossing the border upon return from Croatia.

In February, Slovenia lifted all measures related to crossing the border upon return from Croatia.

Official information can be found here.

On 28 March, Poland lifted all measures related to crossing the border upon return from Croatia.

Official information can be found here.

In March, the Czech Republic lifted all measures related to crossing the border upon return from Croatia.

Official information can be found here.

In April, Slovakia lifted all measures related to crossing the border upon return from Croatia.

To enter Italy, you must have an EU digital or paper certificate. The vaccination certificate is valid for 9 months after the second or booster dose of the vaccine. The certificate of recovery is valid for 6 months for those who have recovered from COVID and have not received the last dose of the vaccine. A negative PCR test is valid for 72 hours and a BAT test for 48 hours.

In case you do not have the specified documentation, you can enter Italy with the obligation of 5 days of quarantine. After the quarantine expires, you will need to do a PCR or BAT test.

Children under the age of 6 are exempt from the testing obligation. Minors (aged 6 to 18) traveling with parents who do not fall under this obligation are also exempt from the quarantine obligation, but must present proof of a smear test with a negative result.

Official information can be found here.

In March, Hungary lifted all measures related to crossing the border upon return from Croatia.

Official information can be found here.

England has lifted all measures related to crossing the border upon return from Croatia.

Official information can be found here.

In March, Romania lifted all measures related to crossing the border upon return from Croatia.