Croatia plans 40 new high-tech speed cameras across up to 120 locations, capable of monitoring three lanes, both directions ...

While most people in Lapad will probably be starting Saturday morning with a coffee, a rather more energetic group will be running along the bay – before jumping into the Adriatic for a one-kilometre ...

Bathing water at every one of the 127 beaches tested across the Dubrovnik-Neretva County has met required safety standards, with an overwhelming majority receiving the highest possible rating. The ...

Croatia recorded 1.797 million insured people at the end of August 2026, up 16,263 year-on-year and more than 115,000 ...

Dubrovnik’s TUP hosted more than 50 programmes this summer, with over 250 children and young people joining workshops and hundreds attending public events ...

One of Dubrovnik’s most famous landmarks was bathed in striking red light last night as the city joined a worldwide campaign raising awareness of Duchenne muscular dystrophy. The historic Great ...

Croatia has stepped in to prevent sharp fuel price increases, keeping petrol at €1.67 and diesel at €1.79 per litre from September 8, 2026 ...

Dubrovnik has again woken to smoke and the smell of burning as wildfires in neighbouring Bosnia and Herzegovina continue to ...

Dubrovnik's nautical tourism sector recorded a slight slowdown this summer, with both arrivals and overnight stays falling compared with last year, according to the latest Croatian National Tourist ...

Dubrovačka welcomed more tourists in the first eight months of 2026, but overnight stays fell by 1.66% as visitors spent less ...

New-build apartment prices in Croatia climbed 8.7% to €2,994 per square metre in the first half of 2026, while Zagreb prices surged almost 19% ...

A total of 416 first graders have started school in Dubrovnik as the city highlights more than €37 million invested in primary schools and sports infrastructure ...