As of January 1st 2023, Croatia's official currency is the Euro.
The previous currency of Croatia was the kuna - abbreviated to HRK.
The euro is commonly represented by its currency code (EUR) and in its symbol form (€). You will need to have euros on hand if you are traveling to one of the many countries in Europe which use the euro as legal tender.
In total, there are 20 EU member countries who have adopted the Euro as their official currency (out of 27 members).
The most commonly used notes in euros are the €5, €10, €20, €50, and €100 bills. There are also €200 and €500 notes but these are not as often because of their high value.
Whether you’re wandering the city walls of the old town, sunbathing on the Adriatic, or enjoying the local fare down a charming alley, it’s hard not to be inspired by Dubrovnik’s ancient charm.
Mljet Island
One of Croatia’s larger Adriatic islands, Mljet is a densely forested oasis. Arguably the most beautiful isle in the region, it boasts breath-taking inland salt lakes and an untouched quality rare to the area.
Split
A true mix of tradition and modernity, Split is a buzzing city packed with restaurants and bars set among ancient walls and the fortress-like Unesco World Heritage site, Diocletian’s Palace.
Buying Euros Online is Easy
Simply order your euro online to lock in the rate, then choose to collect at your local store or at the airport before you fly.
1. Click the ‘Buy Euro Now’ button below
And tell us how much you need for your trip.
2. Choose where to get it
Collect your currency from 33 Travelex stores.
3. Pay online
Simply pay using either your debit card (recommended) or credit card and you’re all set!
If buying online is not your thing, visit your nearest Travelex store around and one of our friendly sales consultants will help you organise your real for your trip to Croatia.
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