Drinking beer in Split is one of the most authentic social activities that you can experience. Honestly speaking, this is also true for the whole country. Although the wine scene is much more famous on the international market and among tourists, locals prefer the beer due to its (price) accessibility. The Croatian beer industry has its roots back to the 14th century, although it became more popular and widely available during the second half of the 19th century. With a mix of tradition and innovation major breweries like Zagrebačka Pivovara and Karlovačka Pivovara have long been at the foref ..read more

Are you yearning for a retirement that resembles a never-ending vacation, with sun-kissed shores, charming coastal towns, and a vibrant Mediterranean lifestyle? Look no further than Croatia – a picturesque jewel tucked away in southeastern Europe, waiting to fulfill your dreams of an idyllic retirement. Blessed with breathtaking landscapes, a rich cultural heritage, and a welcoming community, Croatia has become an alluring haven for expats seeking a tranquil and fulfilling life in their golden years. In this blog post, we'll embark on a journey to uncover the secrets of retiring in Croatia, e ..read more

When you are situated in Split, you will never get bored because there are a lot of things to do, and so many possibilities to spend your day cheerfully. Staying home is not really an option, there are a lot of nearby locations that wait for you to offer you relaxation and peace. One of those is certainly National Park Krka. Let's explore hidden gems at Krka that you should see during your visit to one of the most fabulous national parks in Croatia. Before we jump into it, please note that there are two ways to enter the National Park. One is in Skradin where it is possible to enter the Natio ..read more

Croatia is such a beautiful country and it is always a good idea to rent a car and to explore it. That way you do not depend on public transport and you can get off the beaten track. The first thing is finding a price that will suit your budget. You will have to compare the prices to find the best deal. There are a lot of rental companies like Alamo, Budget, Europcar, Fleet, Hertz, Last Minute Rent a Car, and Sixt and you should visit all of them to compare the prices. It is not an easy job so I suggest using a comparison aggregator like CarRentals or AutoEurope, it will be a huge help. This ..read more

Moving to a new country as an expat or a digital nomad is an adventure filled with opportunities for personal and professional growth. However, one of the most significant challenges internationals face is building a social network in their new environment. In this guide, I share my favorite ways to help anyone meet people with ease. 1. Join Expat communities: First and foremost I am refering to Facebook groups. Unfortunately, there is nothing more official in the city yet, but I believe there is enough to get you going. In these groups you will often find social events, meetups, and gatherin ..read more

After you have settled in, and started your new job there is a big possibility you will want to send or receive money. For this, you will need a trusting and efficient money transfer system that is more affordable than regular banking services. Although there are many options out there Wise is a popular online platform that allows you to send and receive money in different currencies worldwide. In the following steps, I explain how to use Wise to send money from Croatia to any country in the world, including Nepal, Bangladesh, or Chile. Step 1: Sign Up and Verification The first step in using ..read more

Currently Croatia is experiencing a shortage of workers in all the fields of work. Because of this the job market is becoming more flexible to English speaking workers who don't speak Croatian yet. This is the ideal time for you to come to Croatia, or Split in particular. This article is a brief guide to help you start with your job research. I am not a job agent, nor I am in contact with mentioned employers. From hospitality and tourism to retail and entertainment, seasonal job opportunities in Croatia cater to diverse skill sets and interests. Positions such as hotel staff, restaurant serve ..read more

Is Croatia good to live in? This is one of the first questions expats and digital nomads ask when they consider moving to this beautiful country. Even though Croatia is part of the European Union and Schengen zone now, there are still quite a few things to consider when making the decision. In this article, I dig into the pros and cons of living in Split, Croatia. Hope you will find my insights useful for your decision. Pros of Living in Split: 1. Mediterranean Climate - but is it enough? Situated on the Adriatic Sea, Split has a Mediterranean climate characterized by mild winters and warm su ..read more

Before any of us start our search for an apartment in a new city, we like to know more about the town and neighborhoods to narrow down our search or at least to know what to expect in the local area we decide to move to. Luckily, everyday life in Split doesn't much differ based on which neighborhood in Split you live in, and the crime rate is very low in general, so this shouldn't be a topic of your worry. Furthermore, almost each of them has basic public institutions. But there are some differences that might play a decision for you when picking the ideal one or an area of Split you would lik ..read more

Drinking beer in Split is one of the most authentic social activities that you can experience. Honestly speaking, this is also true for the whole country. Although the wine scene is much more famous on the international market and among tourists, locals prefer the beer due to its (price) accessibility. The Croatian beer industry has its roots back to the 14th century, although it became more popular and widely available during the second half of the 19th century. With a mix of tradition and innovation major breweries like Zagrebačka Pivovara and Karlovačka Pivovara have long been at the foref ..read more