Excursions After The Pandemic in Croatia

Excursions, Day Trips and Transfers after the Pandemic in Croatia

In our latest article on post-COVID safe travel to Croatia, we acknowledge that the travel landscape has changed significantly. Countries that have controlled the epidemic will implement safety measures. These measures aim to prevent virus spread and ensure a secure environment. These precautions are crucial for opening borders and welcoming tourists safely. Traveling, if permitted, will involve new protocols to minimize health risks and ensure a cautious approach to post-pandemic tourism in Croatia.

Croatia has seen a decline in new and active COVID cases. With a stable situation, we’re considering post-pandemic scenarios when borders reopen. While predicting summer 2020 remains uncertain, we offer safety advice for travelers considering a visit. Despite the unpredictable situation, following safety guidelines during your stay is advisable.

Boat trips have long been a favorite among travelers on the Croatian coast. However, this year, safety measures may change the landscape. Social distancing rules might limit passenger numbers on boats, affecting charter companies’ profitability. Consider private boat rentals for exclusive group tours or self-driving, ensuring you have the required licenses. This offers a safer alternative amid potential restrictions on passenger numbers in organized boat trips. Charter companies must adapt by implementing rigorous disinfection after each group to prioritize client safety.

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Epidemiologists emphasize outdoor activities for safety. Croatian national parks reopen on May 11, with measures in place to limit visitor numbers and ensure social distancing. Post-pandemic, stricter adherence to these measures is likely. Consider smaller group tours or private options for a safer experience, especially for those without cars.

Consider visiting national parks early for fewer crowds. As a travel agency, adapting to the new normal involves rigorous safety measures. Vehicles will be disinfected after each group, and daily ozone generator use will further ensure passenger and driver safety. Drivers will wear gloves and masks during transfers. Passengers will need to handle their luggage to minimize contact. These precautions align with optimistic scenarios of border openings.

We have already encouraged and will keep encouraging payments via credit cards, especially using contactless payments. If the passangers prefer payments with cash, we recommend that the prepare the exact required amount beforehand.