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The average Croatian prices are lower than those in Italy, Germany, Norway, and higher than the prices in Czech republic. The food that Croatian people buy is averagely 7% cheaper than the average prices in EU. Here's a short review of some prices in Šibenik (hopefully it will be useful for your trip-planning). The prices can, of course, vary from location to location. You'll spend some 8 to 10 kn for coffee macchiato, 35 kn for a pizza, 10 kn for a small and 15 kn for a large beer, 12 to 15 kn for a juice. In restaurants you'll spend around 40 kn for spaghetti with seafood, 80 kn for a steak, 50 kn for pork chops, and some 300 to 400 kn for high quality fish. In grocerie stores, a litre of milk costs about 6kn, loaf of bread 7 kn, a litre of alcohol-free drinks 9 kn, a chilo of chicken some 30 kn, a chilo of veal some 50 kn, a chilo of anchovies some 20 kn, fish-farmed bass 70 kn. Parking prices in Šibenik depend on the zone you're in, and can vary from 3 to 10 kn per hour. In some zones parking is limited to 120 minutes. A whole-day parking can cost from 67 to maximum 165 kn during the season. Bus tickets to nearby places like Brodarica cost about 10 kn, to Vodice 20 kn, and if you decide to travel from Šibenik to Dubrovnik you'll pay 150 kn a ticket, 40 kn to Trogir, and some 60 kn to Split, depending on the bus carrier. Most carriers include 50% discount for children younger than 10, kids who don't use the seat don't pay the ticket, and if you buy the return ticket you can save up to 20%. The ticket to the Krka National Park is 95 kn during the season. Children from 7 to 14 will pay 70 kn, and those younger than 7 can get in for free. You'll pay extra for boat trips. Prices on the islands are a bit higher than usual, but concerning the delivery expenses, that's completely understandable. You'll pay some 30 to 50 kn to get into clubs (depending on the club), and if there's some local or foreign guest star, the ticket can cost 70 kn and more. Another thing you should consider while enjoying your summer here, is visiting a dentist. Dental services still cost much less than in EU countries, so why not make your holidays not only enjoyable, but practical, too. Like in most European countries, the staff in bars and restaurants get refund, which is included in the price. Guests usually leave 5 to 10 % tips, as a gratitude for a good service, especially in high class restaurants. If your homeland has signed the Health Care Convention agreement with Croatia, you won't have to pay for medical services, and if not, you'll be charged according to the price lists. Therefore, don't forget to check that up before you leave. When entering Croatia you need to have your passport or some other internationally recognized identification document. Before going on the trip you should check if you need to have visa for Croatia, because that won't be possible once you get to the Croatian border. 3000 Euros is the maximum that you can carry in or out of Croatia, which would be 15000 kn in national currency. Shopaholics among you should remember to ask for a tax-free form (if your bill exceeds 500kn), and save your bills, because you can ask for tax refund on your way back home. If you want to use one of your electronic devices, you should know that the voltage in city's electricity network is 22V, with 50 Hz frequency. Therefore, the visitors from the USA need to use transformators, and those from Great Britain the European adaptors of electricity system. Eventhough this area is known for a low rate of tefts and burglaries, you should be more careful during the tourist season. Don' leave your belongings unattended on the beaches, in bars, clubs, appartments, always close your windows and lock your doors. Never leave valuables in your car cause it can be a real bait for burglars. Also be very careful if someone asks you for road assistance, cause it could be a scam. During the season, the mobile telephony providers have special offers for tourists, making your calling home cheaper. In Croatia you can also make phonecalls from post offices or phone-booths, wich operate with phone cards that you can buy in postal offices or news-stands. Most of the stores are open from 8 a.m to 8 p.m on weekdays, and during the season many of them are open on Sundays snd holidays. Public services and business offices' working hours are from 8 a.m till 4 p.m on work days. Post office is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pharmacies are open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m on workdays, from 7 a.m to 1 p.m on Saturdays, and on Sundays there's always one pharmacy open. Tap water in Croatia is potable. Croatian currency is KUNA Code number for Croatia is +385 Internet domain is .hr Public holidays in tourist season: 22nd June: The Antifascist Movement day 23rd June: Corpus Christi 25th June: Statehood Day 5th August: Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day 15th August: The Assumption of The Blessed Virgin Mary In case of emergency call 112 THE CLIMATE The climate is typically Mediterranean, with dry and warm summers, with average temperatures around 25 - 26 degrees Celsius in July and August, and the average sea temperature around 23-24 degrees Celsius. With an average of 2710 hours of sunlight per year, we're one of the most sunny locations on Mediterranean. The most common winds are 'bura' (north-east) and 'jugo' (south-east), and in summer days, along the coast, there's usually the pleasant 'maestral' (north-west). The sun can be very strong in the summer, so it's very important to protect yourself well, and try to avoid getting sunburned. This is especially important if you're with kids. Wear sunglasses, hats, use sunshades, wear light cotton clothes. The kids should stay in the shade most of the time. Try avoiding the sun from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Cijene u Hrvatskoj su u prosjeku niže od cijena u Italiji, Njemačkoj, Norveškoj, i više od cijena u Češkoj. U prosjeku Hrvati kupuju hranu koja košta 7% manje od prosječnih cijena u EU. U ovom kratkom pregledu navest ćemo neke od cijena u Šibeniku, kao mali orijentir za planiranje putovanja. Naravno da cijene nisu na svim lokacijama i u svim objektima iste. U Šibeniku ćete veliki macchiato platiti oko 8 do 10 kn, pizzu 35 kuna, malo pivo 10 kn, veliko pivo 15 kn, sok od 12 do 15 kn. U restoranima ćete za špagete sa plodovima mora izdvojiti 40ak kn, biftek 80ak kn, svinjske medaljone 50ak kn, a za oboritu ribu morat ćete izdvojiti i 400 do 500 kn. U prehrambenim dućanima litru mlijeka ćete platiti oko 6 kn, kruh 7 kn, bezalkoholna pića oko 9 kn za litru, kg piletine 30 ak kn, kg teletine 50 ak kn, kg srdela 20 ak kn, brancin s uzgajališta 70 kn. Cijene parkinga u Šibeniku, ovisno o zoni, su od 3 do 10 kn po satu. U nekim zonama maximalno dozvoljeno parkiranje je 120 minuta. Cijena cijelodnevnog parking će vas izaći u sezoni od 67 do 165 kn. Cijena autobusnih karata za okolna mjesta kao što je npr. Brodarica će vas izaći 10 ak kn, za Vodice 20ak kn, a ukoliko odlučite otići do Dubrovnika iz Šibenika će vas karta stajati 150 kn, do Trogira nekih 40 kn, do Splita 60 ak kn, ovisno o prijevozniku. Većina prijevoznika odobrava popuste za djecu do 10 godina 50%, djeca koja ne koriste sjedalo ne plaćaju kartu, a ukoliko se odlučite za kupnju povratne karte uštedjet ćete 20%. Cijena ulaska u NP Krka je u sezoni 95 kn. Djeca od 7 do 14 godina će platiti 70 kn, a za djecu do 7 godina je gratis. Izleti s brodom se dodatno naplaćuju. Cijene na otocima su uvijek nešto više što i nije čudno jer treba sve te stvari dopremiti na otok. Ulazi u klubove su 30 do 50 kn, ovisno o klubu. Ukoliko gostuje neka od domaćih i stranih zvijezda ulaznicu ćete platit 70 kn pa na više, ovisno o tome tko gostuje. Svakako je pametno da spojite ugodno s korisnim i možda koji dan odvojite za posjet stomatologu dok ljetujete na ovim područjima. Naime, usluge stomatologa u Hrvatskoj su još uvijek prilično jeftinije od onih u zemljama zapadne Europe. Kao i u većini zemalja Europe i u Hrvatskoj osoblje restorana, kafića prima naknadu za obavljanje svog posla, što je uračunato u cijenu. Obično se ostavlja napojnica od 5 do 10 % za zahvalnost za dobru uslugu, naročito u vrhunskim restoranima. Ukoliko zemlja iz koje dolazite ima potpisan Health Care Convention s Hrvatskom nećete morati platiti medicinsku uslugu, u suprotnom će vam se naplatiti direktno prema cjeniku koštanja. Stoga, prije puta to provjerite. Pri ulasku u Hrvatsku morate imati putovnicu ili neki drugi međunarodno priznat identifikacijski dokument. Provjerite prije putovanja dali vam je potrebna viza za Hrvatsku jer to nije moguće napraviti na jednoj od hrvatskih granica. U Hrvatsku možete unijeti i iznijeti 3000 eura, odnosno 15000 kn za domaću valutu. Za shoopinogoholičare svakako bitna stavka da pri kupnji robe čiji račun prelazi 500 kn svakako zatražite tax-free formular i sačuvate račune jer po povratku kući možete zatražiti povrat poreza. Ukoliko želite koristiti neke od svojih elektroničkih uređaja voltaža na gradskoj strujnoj mreži je 220 V, frekvencije 50 Hz. Tako posjetitelji iz SAD-a moraju upotrebljavati transformator, a iz Velike Britanije adapter za europsku strujnu mrežu. U ovim krajevima nema toliko krađa, provala, međutim, za vrijeme turističke sezone ipak valja biti oprezniji. Stoga, pripazite da ne ostavljate vrijedne stvari bez nadzora na plažama, u kafićima, klubovima, apartmanima, bez da zatvorite prozore i zaključate ih. Svakako nemojte ostavljati vrijedne stvari u automobilu koje mogu biti mamac za provale. Također, budite oprezni ukoliko vas netko zaustavlja za pomoć na cesti, moguće je da se radi o prevari. Za vrijeme sezone pružatelji usluga mobilne telefonije u Hrvatskoj imaju posebne ponude za turiste kako biste što povoljnije mogli telefonirati doma. U Hrvatskoj možete telefonirati i iz poštanskog ureda ili na telefonskim govornicama, koje funkcioniraju uz pomoć kartica koje možete kupiti na kiosku ili u pošti. Većina trgovina radnim danom je otvorena od 8 do 20 sati, a za vrijeme turističke sezone mnoge rade i nedjeljom i blagdanom.Javne službe i poslovni uredi rade od 8 do 16 sati radnim danom. Pošta je otvorena od 7 do 19 sati. Ljekarne su otvorene od 7 do 20 sati radnim danom, subotom od 7 do 13 sati, a nedjeljom je uvijek jedna od ljekarni dežurna. Vodu u Hrvatskoj može se piti sa slavine. Hrvatska valuta je kuna Pozivni broj za Hrvatsku +385 Internetski nastavak .hr Državni praznici za vrijeme sezone: Dan antifašističke borbe Tijelovo Dan državnosti Dan domovinske zahvalnosti Velika Gospa U slučaju nesreće zovite 112 KLIMA Klima je izrazito mediteranska. Suha i topla ljeta sa prosječnom temperaturom u srpnju i kolovozu 25, 26 stupnjeva, dok je prosječna temperature mora 23, 24 stupnjeva. Prosjek od 2710 sunčanih sati godišnje svrstava nas u najsunčanije lokacije Sredozemlja. Prevladavaju vjetrovi bura i jugo, a u ljetnim danima uz obalni pojas i ugodni maestral. Sunce u ljetnim danima je izrazito jako stoga svakako pripazite da se dobro zaštitite kako ne bi izgorjeli. Ovo je osobito važno ukoliko ljetujete s djecom. Koristite sunčane naočale s UV zaštitom, kapu, suncobran, tanku pamučnu majicu i hlače. Nastojte da djeca što više vremena provedu u hladu. Svakako izbjegavajte sunce u periodu od 10 do 15 sati.