Q/A

Do I need a passport? You must have a passport that is valid for the entire duration of your stay in Croatia . Also, some of the expensive shops may ask for identity validation of your credit card by checking your passport.

What about a visa? Citizens of most countries do not need visa for Croatia but please check http://www.mfa.hr/MVP.asp?pcpid=1615 for the latest information. In case you need visa, please contact nearby Croatian embassy or consulate to obtain visa.

What about shopping? Most of the shops in Croatia accept all major credit cards.

What should I do about money? Please exchange your currency to Croatian kuna on one of many exchange offices. We suggest that you exchange money on the airport as they usually accept all kinds of currencies. EU citizens can check daily Croatian rate at: http://www.ecb.int/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/index.en.html

What should I do about money? Please exchange your currency to Croatian kuna on one of many exchange places around the coast. We suggest that you exchange money on the airport as they usually accept all kinds of currencies. EU citizens can check daily Croatian rate at: http://www.ecb.int/stats/exchange/eurofxref/html/index.en.html

What should I pack? Comfortable, informal clothing and equally comfortable shoes are a must for sightseeing in cities as well as for off-road hiking. Soft or rubber soled footwear or boat shoes on the boat. Wear standard shoes and sandals for on-shore use only. During the summer months, you'll need lightweight clothing , T-shirts, shorts and lightweight cotton slacks, jeans and shirts. In April and May and from mid-September through October, evenings and even days may be cool, so please bring a sweater or sweatshirt. For entertaining and on-shore dining and dancing, you may wish to have an easy-care dress- up outfit with you. . Life on a boat will generally be informal, so keep in mind - don't come with suitcases - they are difficult to store on a boat. And you'll probably want to bring at least two swimsuits along with some towels - as these are not supplied on all of the boats. Sunglasses -at least two pair with neck chain to avoid loss. Eyeglasses-bring two pair with neck chain, or one pair and your optometrist's prescription for duplication in the event of their breakage or loss Skin protection. The sun in Croatia could be strong, and therefore a good sun screen or blocking lotion or cream is mandatory. Avoid oily, greasy applications which are slippery and pose a danger on board. To continue your protection, bring along after-sun lotions or skin.Head gear . To protect against the ill effects of prolonged exposure to the sun, a hat, cap or scarf is most important. Medication : Prescription or other medications should be brought in sufficient quantities to last the duration of your vacation.