How much budget is required for the croatia tour

[yazi]

Hello guys,I make the plan for the 10 days tour of Croatia but i have no much idea that how much budget is required for that tour?is there any one who give me an rough idea...

 

[I.P.Freely]

Hello guys,I make the plan for the 10 days tour of Croatia but i have no much idea that how much budget is required for that tour?is there any one who give me an rough idea...

where are you visiting, this may make a big difference?

 

[yazi]

Canada to Croatia for 10 days have you an idea of amount and i hope you will give me rough idea about the amount...

 

[Esmeralda]

Hello guys, I make the plan for the 10 days tour of Croatia but I have no much idea that how much budget is required for that tour? is there any one who can give me a rough idea...

It depends on how you want to travel. I am a budget traveler and estimate about 50-100 dollars a day when I’m traveling. Back in about 2008, I was living in Vienna and took a 9 day trip to Croatia, which included 2 travel days.

I traveled by trains and busses, stayed in budget hotels or pensions (which were quite nice, however), and took 2 day trips (organized bus tours), one to a couple of islands and one to Montenegro. I spent about $700, not including the over night train from Vienna to Split. On the way back, I took an over night bus from Dubrovnik to Zagreb and then a train to Vienna. That was cheaper than the overnight train all the way from Dubrovnik.

Museums and other sites did not have expensive entry. For breakfast I had a coffee and light breakfast in the hotel/pension or in a simple cafe; lunch was often something from a bakery or simply nuts and fruit, eaten as a picnic outside; and dinner was something from an inexpensive restaurant. On a trip like that, I will usually splurge once or twice on a nice restaurant meal. I will, however, go to nice outdoor cafes most days for a glass of wine or a coffee.

I was traveling in the spring when the weather was very nice and comfortable for touring, and it was not the high season for tourists. It was a very pleasant trip.

Your plane ticket from Canada to Croatia is going to be the biggest expense. I hope you can find a cheap ticket. If you are traveling on your own as an independent traveler, I recommend you get either Lonely Planet or Eyewitness travel guide books, or both. In any case, don’t go to a foreign country without a good travel guide

 

[I.P.Freely]

Canada to Croatia for 10 days have you an idea of amount and i hope you will give me rough idea about the amount...

Our second home is in Croatia as my wife is Croatian. I am not a travel agent, so when you find a flight and itinerary I will help you.

Ps I will give you a clue Hvar is the most expensive Island, Dubrovnik is the most expensive city. Burek is cheap, wild Lubin is expensive.

 

[I.P.Freely]

Hello guys, I make the plan for the 10 days tour of Croatia but I have no much idea that how much budget is required for that tour? is there any one who can give me a rough idea...

It depends on how you want to travel. I am a budget traveler and estimate about 50-100 dollars a day when I’m traveling. Back in about 2008, I was living in Vienna and took a 9 day trip to Croatia, which included 2 travel days.

I traveled by trains and busses, stayed in budget hotels or pensions (which were quite nice, however), and took 2 day trips (organized bus tours), one to a couple of islands and one to Montenegro. I spent about $700, not including the over night train from Vienna to Split. On the way back, I took an over night bus from Dubrovnik to Zagreb and then a train to Vienna. That was cheaper than the overnight train all the way from Dubrovnik.

Museums and other sites did not have expensive entry. For breakfast I had a coffee and light breakfast in the hotel/pension or in a simple cafe; lunch was often something from a bakery or simply nuts and fruit, eaten as a picnic outside; and dinner was something from an inexpensive restaurant. On a trip like that, I will usually splurge once or twice on a nice restaurant meal. I will, however, go to nice outdoor cafes most days for a glass of wine or a coffee.

I was traveling in the spring when the weather was very nice and comfortable for touring, and it was not the high season for tourists. It was a very pleasant trip.

Your plane ticket from Canada to Croatia is going to be the biggest expense. I hope you can find a cheap ticket. If you are traveling on your own as an independent traveler, I recommend you get either Lonely Planet or Eyewitness travel guide books, or both. In any case, don’t go to a foreign country without a good travel guide

I'm glad you liked Croatia. Unfortunately the cost of living rise since 2008 is massive.

 

[Esmeralda]

Hello guys, I make the plan for the 10 days tour of Croatia but I have no much idea that how much budget is required for that tour? is there any one who can give me a rough idea...

It depends on how you want to travel. I am a budget traveler and estimate about 50-100 dollars a day when I’m traveling. Back in about 2008, I was living in Vienna and took a 9 day trip to Croatia, which included 2 travel days.

I traveled by trains and busses, stayed in budget hotels or pensions (which were quite nice, however), and took 2 day trips (organized bus tours), one to a couple of islands and one to Montenegro. I spent about $700, not including the over night train from Vienna to Split. On the way back, I took an over night bus from Dubrovnik to Zagreb and then a train to Vienna. That was cheaper than the overnight train all the way from Dubrovnik.

Museums and other sites did not have expensive entry. For breakfast I had a coffee and light breakfast in the hotel/pension or in a simple cafe; lunch was often something from a bakery or simply nuts and fruit, eaten as a picnic outside; and dinner was something from an inexpensive restaurant. On a trip like that, I will usually splurge once or twice on a nice restaurant meal. I will, however, go to nice outdoor cafes most days for a glass of wine or a coffee.

I was traveling in the spring when the weather was very nice and comfortable for touring, and it was not the high season for tourists. It was a very pleasant trip.

Your plane ticket from Canada to Croatia is going to be the biggest expense. I hope you can find a cheap ticket. If you are traveling on your own as an independent traveler, I recommend you get either Lonely Planet or Eyewitness travel guide books, or both. In any case, don’t go to a foreign country without a good travel guide

I'm glad you liked Croatia. Unfortunately the cost of living rise since 2008 is massive.

It wouldn't matter that much to me. I travel regularly in Europe and do not go over $100 a day. I just adapt. I could go to Croatia today for a week in the fall or spring, off season, and have essentially the same experience for $100 a day.

 

[yazi]

Canada to Croatia for 10 days have you an idea of amount and i hope you will give me rough idea about the amount...

Our second home is in Croatia as my wife is Croatian. I am not a travel agent, so when you find a flight and itinerary I will help you.

Ps I will give you a clue Hvar is the most expensive Island, Dubrovnik is the most expensive city. Burek is cheap, wild Lubin is expensive.

Its good that your wife is Croatian and hope i will meet with you when i come again in Crotia i know you are not agent but if you help me on this condition...

 

[I.P.Freely]

Canada to Croatia for 10 days have you an idea of amount and i hope you will give me rough idea about the amount...

Our second home is in Croatia as my wife is Croatian. I am not a travel agent, so when you find a flight and itinerary I will help you.

Ps I will give you a clue Hvar is the most expensive Island, Dubrovnik is the most expensive city. Burek is cheap, wild Lubin is expensive.

Its good that your wife is Croatian and hope i will meet with you when i come again in Crotia i know you are not agent but if you help me on this condition...

We live in the UK and Croatia.
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