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Hello! Interested in whether there are travelers here who independently rested in Croatia? We want to go by car this year with three families with children. We are looking at villas, private houses, but somehow it becomes dumb - we will book, we will arrive, and what if they throw it away? what's next? In general, I will be grateful if someone shares their experience. I really don’t want to take a lot of money to the Crimea, when the Adriatic Sea is practically the same in terms of pricing ...
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We rested last year in Croatia, though not by car, but by plane and through Croatia by public transport.
Here is my story:
http://blogs.turpravda.ua/L_Fil/77330.html
Maybe something will come in handy.
Here is my story:
http://blogs.turpravda.ua/L_Fil/77330.html
Maybe something will come in handy.
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answered 11 years ago
Thanks a lot!!! I read your report with rapture, as if I had returned to Croatia again))) last summer I was lucky to rest in Sibenik, although I was alone with the children and did not manage to see much. Therefore, this summer we want to go with friends by car. In your story, you are just interested in living in Makarska. If you still have the contacts of the owners, or you can just advise something, so that it would be no more than 10 minutes to the beach (children under 5 years old) and preferably a house for 8-9 people. Although, of course, I will be glad to any contacts.
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answered 11 years ago
We traveled :)) And I have already answered your letter :) And when do you plan to go? If July-August, then it might make sense to look for accommodation outside of Makarska. In the surrounding resorts there will be fewer people on the beaches.
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answered 11 years ago
I rested near the small town of Medulin. There, away from the city, you go first campsites, and then autotourists who arrived by car and there are a lot of them, that is, autotourism is at least developed in the Pula region. In general, you can see my review, I described it in some detail there.
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answered 11 years ago
Try the Adriatic website, there are many offers. Found and booked twice. I understand that the markup is 30-50% of the agency, but it still turned out fine. I'll look for contacts - housing in the Omis region. 3 minutes to the beach, I'll find it - I'll write. In those years that I traveled - there was a visa-free entry. Once we went by car - it was necessary to issue a transit Schengen visa. The second time they flew by plane, and there they took a rental car for the period of their stay. That's better! I would say so - housing - a lot, if you go not the peak season, then you can generally rent a house upon arrival (September). Start your search with a flight - and then accommodation.
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answered 11 years ago
flights are more expensive. Direct flights are sky-high prices, with transfers a little cheaper, but you don’t want to - the children will get tired and so will we)) We are going in early July, we are not afraid of a large crowd of people, but closer to civilization and to the sea - that's what we are looking for. from Ukraine someone issued transit visas?
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answered 11 years ago
Firstly, transit Schengen visas have been canceled for three years. You get the usual Schengen type C. You need the original voucher for accommodation. Secondly, Croatia itself is now visa-free. How exactly visas will be issued in practice, time will tell. For example, the topic is being lingered that if there is a valid Schengen, then on the dates of its validity, you can travel to Croatia. So you need to clarify it separately, but if you get a Hungarian visa for the transit of Schengen on the way to Croatia, then maybe you don’t need a Croatian one? But this is still a theory - you need to clarify not on the forums, but in the Croatian consulate. Since this is still new.
And about the throw / not throw, most likely everything will be fine. Moreover, you already need a voucher, so the villa will be legal for sure)))
And about the throw / not throw, most likely everything will be fine. Moreover, you already need a voucher, so the villa will be legal for sure)))
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answered 11 years ago
Sincerely, if you are coming from the south of Ukraine, then the easiest way to get a Romanian visa, the route is simple: Moldova-Romania-Serbia-Croatia !!! If you are planning a trip through Lviv, then of course it is better to get a Hungarian visa. Our tourists have repeatedly traveled from Ukraine to Croatia by car.
Any questions write to [email protected]
Any questions write to [email protected]
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answered 11 years ago
Our tourists have repeatedly traveled from Ukraine to Croatia by car.
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It was before, now Croatia needs a visa and the experience of past years is not relevant in the visa issue.
One thing is a Schengen visa for both countries that is suitable and 2 borders (I still hope that this will be the case) and quite another two visas with a rather big package of docks (both are almost the same as for Schengen) - Romanian, Croatian + 4 borders!
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It was before, now Croatia needs a visa and the experience of past years is not relevant in the visa issue.
One thing is a Schengen visa for both countries that is suitable and 2 borders (I still hope that this will be the case) and quite another two visas with a rather big package of docks (both are almost the same as for Schengen) - Romanian, Croatian + 4 borders!
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answered 11 years ago
nashenka, our tourists often travel to Croatia by car, and book apartments with us (villas with all amenities on the first line). Please contact Turex. Thank you for your attention
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answered 11 years ago