Tourism tax rates in Croatia
Last updated 9 December 2024 | Rates reviewed for all destinations listed.
Turističkoj Pristojbi
The tourist tax (turistička pristojba) applies nationwide. The Tourist Tax Act regulates who is liable and how the revenue is allocated to local and national tourist boards.
The national government determine the band for municipalities to set the rate. For hotel accommodation the band is currently € 1.33-€ 2.65 (Apr-Sep) and € 0.93-€ 1.86 (Oct-Mar). If the municipality decides not to choose a rate between the band, the minimum rate for the period applies. The law states that a rate change must be decided by 31 January for the following year.
Below are selected destinations. Further information (and to check current rate) can be found by clicking on the name of the destination. Other destinations rates can be found here (‘Dodatno’ section).
| Hotel Rates (no maximum nights) |
€ per person, per night | Reductions (50%) | Some Exemptions | |
| 1 April to 30 September | 1 October to 31 March | |||
| Dubrovnik | 2.65 | 1.85 | Children 12-17 years of age | Children under 12, School trips |
| Pula | 1.60 | 1.10 | ||
| Split
From 2025 |
2.00
2.50 |
1.86
1.86 |
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| Zagreb
From 2025 |
1.59
1.86 |
1.59
1.86 |
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Disclaimer: While best efforts have been made to verify the accuracy of the information, the information displayed should be used as guidance only.
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