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What is Croatia's Currency?

Currency:

Euro

Currency code:

EUR

Central Bank:

European Central Bank

Currency symbol:

Currency sub unit:

cent

Currency sub unit symbol:

c

Bank notes:

€5, €10, €20, €50, €100, €200, €500

Coins:

1c, 2c, 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, €1, €2




Croatia became a member of the European Union in 2013 and as of January 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 travelling to one of the many countries in Europe that use the euro as legal tender.

In total, there are 20 EU member countries in the euro area who have adopted the euro as their official currency (out of 27 members).



The most commonly used bank notes in euros are the €5, €10, €20, €50, and €100 bills. There are also €200 and €500 notes, but these are not used as often because of their high value.



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Manage currencies better with a Travelex Travel Money Card

  • Lock in fixed foreign currency exchange rates before flying
  • Get sharper rates than cash & receive even better rates on $2,000+ orders
  • No foreign transaction fee
  • No overseas ATM fees when you withdraw cash
  • Free home delivery & free NEXT BUSINESS DAY*** Travelex store collection

What to spend your Croatian euros on:

  • *

    Cup of coffee

    1.93 eur *

  • *

    Local bus ticket one way

    1.43 eur *

  • *

    Pair of jeans

    80 eur *

  • *

    Movie ticket

    7 eur *

  • *

    Bottle of local beer

    2.80 eur *

How many euros will I need?**

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Must-see in Croatia

Dubrovnik city in Croatia from Game of Thrones
  • Dubrovnik
  • 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 located in Croatia
  • 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 located in Croatia
  • 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 Now’ button below
  • And tell us how much you need for your trip in cash or Travel Money Card.

  • 2. Choose where to get it
  • Collect your currency from over 3,600 locations or have it delivered to your door.

  • 3. Pay online
  • Use either PayID®, BPAY®, Visa or MasterCard®

Discover Where to Buy Euros for Croatia in your City

You can buy euros for Croatia online or in-store at any of our branches around Australia.

Check our full list of branches, or click the links below to find stores around major cities and lock in buying euros for Croatia at a great rate today.



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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 euros for your trip to Croatia.

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FAQ Relating to Euros and Croatia

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  • How much is $100 in Croatia?

    The exact conversion fluctuates in accordance with the AUD to EUR exchange rate; however, one hundred Australian dollars is approximately sixty euros in Croatia.

  • Is it better to pay by cash or card in Croatia?

    In Croatia, both cash and card payments are accepted. Major cards like VISA and MasterCard are widely accepted, offering convenience for larger purchases and often better exchange rates. Cash is useful for smaller purchases, tipping, and in rural areas where card acceptance may be limited.

    When you visit Croatia, we recommend bringing a mix of denominations as well as a travel money card, so you're prepared for all transaction types.

* Rates are subject to change throughout the day. In-store rates vary compared to online.

** The figures provided are indicative only and are there to provide an idea of the amount of travel money you may need during your trip.

*** Business days. Some stores open 7 days. The next available date will be displayed when ordering.

^^Based on mid-market and Travelex Online AUD to FX exchange rates as of the date of the relevant social media post and/or email communication. Rates are subject to change throughout the day. Any rates and savings are quoted as a guide only.

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