Travel Info

What to pack

Keep copies of important travel documents on your phone i.e., passport biometric page, visa, e-ticket, proof of accommodation and travel insurance.
Keep your money in your hand luggage.
Pack your reading glasses, medicine (with a copy of your prescription) and a light jacket.
Don’t forget to wear comfortable clothes and shoes for the flight.
Clothing (check the weather forecast before packing).
Camera, mobile charger, hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, insect repellent, moisturiser, and lip salve.
Remember to leave the hotel contact details and your flight details with a friend/family.

Dress code

Croatia is slightly modest to relaxed and casual. Use plenty of sunscreen, a sunhat, and sunglasses. Shorts are acceptable for men and women; however, it is not acceptable to wear a short when visiting a church or monastery. It is advisable to pack in lightweight fabrics and always remember to pack in a shawl for ladies or a light jacket if the weather changes in the evening.

Dress Code

Dress code for day – semi-casual/casual.
Feminine attire – dress, pant suit or sporty outfit.
Masculine attire – sports shirt, shorts, trousers, or jeans.
Dress code for the evening – smart casual

Feminine attire

Dressy outfit, cocktail dress.
Formal dress or pants, and blouse.
Smart shoes (no micro shorts).

Masculine attire

Smart shirt, trousers, closed shoes.
Jackets and ties are not required.
No shorts, sleeveless t-shirts, and jeans.

Pack some warm clothes for the cooler days/evenings.

Smart casual: Important to remember that when dressing for a smart casual event, the emphasis is on “smart” and not on “casual”.

smart casual wear