That's a long drive!! it's nice though that you can drive and not have to be too careful with how much you pack!

@@RoyalCroatianTours I love driving so it is not tiring too much ;-) Once again thanks for great video ! P.S. The secret of your channel is not only the well prepared "script" but most of all your personality - yours and your family's. You are all so warm and charming! Have a great weekend!

Awww thanks so much for your sweet words!! 🥰🥰 Have a great weekend, too!

@@RoyalCroatianTours Thanks! The weekend is going to be really cool as I'm going to visit my bro who lives 300 km from me (one of my 3 bros) and we are both huge fans of wine, including Croatian Dingać (red) and Graśevina (white) - and we have both of them at our homes :) So we will dring one toast to you and your family ;-)

🥰🥰 aww zivjeli!!

Have a great trip!!!

Hope you enjoy it!

Amazing! Have fun!!

Good suggestions!! and yes, mosquitos can be crazy here, so repellent is a good idea!

Good advice! The anti-histamine in Benadryl can make you drowsy - when combined with melatonin, it helps to rest your sleep schedule and defeat jet lag. Also , I recommend bringing Nyquil/Dayquil. Croatia does not have an effective cold medication like it - and my husband and I tried them all. One more thing- Croatia has excellent medical care, should you need it. We saw a doctor twice during our month long stay. As foreigners, we had to pay, but it was not expensive. Both doctors and pharmacists speak excellent English.

Thank you for posting this! Looking to travel to Croatia in the next year, from USA, and am seriously considering just buying shampoo/etc. once there to avoid the space & weight in my bag. Not many people seem to choose this option though.

Coming from Europe, I wouldn't have thought of water shoes... And there are places in Europe where you need much more than one extra layer, even in the summer.

Lijepi pozdrav i vama!! ❤️ i da...bilo je vise od mjesec dana 😅 a napokon sam stigla nesto spremiti. Nadam se da cu moci malo cesce sada! Sad je sezona, pa je guzva s gostima 🥰

The weather usually starts to change in October, but in the southern part of the country it's typically still nice weather that time of year :)

@@RoyalCroatianTours Sounds perfect ! I will pack some warm clothes just in case 💕

In Dalmatia, in October, the sea is still pleasant, the sun is still warm.

Hahah love it!!

Have fun!

Thanks Richard!

Thanks for your tips John!

travelling to Croatia is NOT like making an expedition to some distant rain-forest

@@ottavva I never said it was? My family is Croatian, I've been plenty of times. I know what it's like. My parents also currently live there.

@@CanadianN1NJ4 my comment was addressed to the stupid author of the above clip ''PACKING for CROATIA! Tips & tricks of what to pack & what NOT to!'' ... my fault, I somehow misplaced my comment and I herewith appologize for that ...so there is absolutely no reason for you to be upset - I now correct this and place it right BENEATH the clip

said ... done - rečeno, učinjeno greetings from Zagreb - pozdrav iz Zagreba

it was my fault, I somehow misplaced my comment and I herewith appologize for that

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Sarma. Janjetina, Pršut i paški sir i Pravog crno vino

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Oh, you're nitpicking, us croatians pronounce foreign names as close as possible for our language system, pray it's not "malr" or "mjulr" as many English speakers would pronouce it.

@@maricallo6143 you obviously didn't get my joke. I'm glad Sarah did.

@@doppel5627 Could be, I'm usually bad at understanding jokes even though I did recognize it was a joke. 🤔

Hvala!!

Samo Dinamo tovarčiću

yes, it will happen at the same time. off course who knows what might happen until the end of this year that might force postponement, but for now it's 1.1.2023.

officially On January 1, 2023, Croatia enters the Schengen zone from 1.1.2023 the official currency is the euro but... for passengers arriving by plane, the Schengen protocol will be from March 26, 2023 (it is an adaptation procedure for airlines and airports in the EU) on that day, the clock is moved to summer time +1 hour

@@tihomirrasperic Thank you so much!

I can answer that… my husband is from Croatia n we go every year to his home and stay for 2 or 3 months . We have a lot of American prescriptions of which we do get 90 days supplies for but some we cannot, so it is very helpful to bring the actual bottle so if you need a refill (of which they always see to have the compatible med) the Dr can very easily see for one ‘your name’ and the ‘name of the Rx.’ My advice is to bring the actual bottle and have it in your carry on ON THE PLANE. We’ve actually had I stances where meds in our pill containers disintegrated (probably humidity) and needed to get more meds. Bring your bottle is my advice unless it’s over the counter type n you can get at a pharmacy easily.

@@pattiannp22 true! also, see some points I made in my comments

There are shops all over in Croatia that sell thinner summer clothes :) So you can always pick some up when you get here!

From my experience a good amount of the stores at the malls where you can buy clothes. I believe most of the bigger stores will do shipping but not totally sure for outside the country. But to look at some options before you go you can always search up malls where you're going to go and look at their directory

Good advice!! Thanks for sharing!

Did you hear if that rule was ever enforced? Btw. a prescription from one EU country is valid in all EU countries You can also ask your doctor for a cross-border prescription. But you should google for more details, also if you use a very unusual medication that could be unavailable in Croatia.

That's good to know.

@@johnnemo4146 No, i don't know, but the law is there! Wife and I moved to Croatia a few years ago for over eight months. The law was still in effect then, and I knew about it. Still, I brought more than 30 day supply of medications with me, and I got through. But; like I said, the law is there, and the Immigration and Customs people can stop you, if they choose to. EU has it's own rules, and they are good, and work well. But those rules don't apply to you if you're coming from elsewhere like Canada or USA, and if you are not a EU member country citizen.

They never check for that! Bring your meds! I would love to see a Border agent toss someone’s meds. Highly unlikely and have never seen that in 30 years of traveling to Cro!

november is fall. winter is from december to februrary. winters rarely go beyond zero degrees celsius. it happens but inland

Yes its very nice weather also in septembar usually.

coast is fine during september. nights might be a bit colder so take some long sleeves.

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iz ZDS salute extremly offensive in serbia?

Yes, its offensive and can easily get you in trouble.

ID is enough if you're coming from an EU country.

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You don't know what a sovereignty means obviously.

@@denkodel6516 so keep away from it

All you have to do is either carry the medicines in their original containers or get a note from the doctor or pharmacy stating which medicines you take. Been doing that for years, and have travelled to many countries without any problems. Never put your medicines in the checked-in luggage - always have them in the carry on. Checked-in luggage can get lost!

Obviously not

@@elizabethwilk9615 why not

@laddi because you can see my roots 😂😂😂

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😂😂 optional! hahah

Ne nismo ne seri da gladujes nebi piso po internetu

@@tomislav2494 naravno serem dap zato svi odlaze iz drzave jer je tu tolko super i odlicno jer svi imaju para i uvjete za zivot samo se cliffaj za dobrobit svih

@@ivankenway9249 da majkemi ja bi se trebo ubit za dobrobit.Sta ti radis sam kukas,a nije ti lose jer stignes kukat odi u Afganistan Afriku bilo di i dodi reci da gladujemo genijalce. P.S. I ne odlaze svi nemamo vise ozbiljan pad zbog iseljavanja,a takvi kao ti volio bi da se isele sam kukaju a nista ne rade takvi ste (+gladujes a dam se kladit da pijes kave,mozda pusis cigare ides na pive vamo tamo,a ja sta znam decke koji su na bausteli u njemackoj zive ko stakori nesmiju povirit van [btw njih 10 u jednom stanu] jer bi ostali bez centa )