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The SeaHelp service to break down new Corona infections by individual region so vacationers can see how it up-to-date by day in their destination in Croatia, Italy, or Slovenia about the situation with regard to 7-day incidence and 14-day incidence is also being used with pleasure in the second year of the pandemic. How important this data is, however, not...
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Update: 09/11/2021. The threatened transit restrictions (3-G) for Slovenia have been lifted. One question remains, however: why did travelers have to be so unsettled in the first place? Here for a translation of the new, currently valid wording of the Transit regulations Slovenia: Persons without residence in Slovenia, who are in transit through Slovenia and leave Slovenia in the shortest...
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For Croatian holidaymakers traveling to the country on the Adriatic Sea in their own cars, the following will apply from Monday, August 23, 2021: anyone choosing the route through Slovenia for transit must comply with the 3-G rule, i.e. be vaccinated, tested or recovered. It can be assumed that Slovenians at border stations will check this not-so-new rule accordingly when...
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Since Germany generally requires a Corona test for all those who have not yet been vaccinated or have not yet recovered and this test must already be carried when crossing the border, i.e. when entering Germany, holidaymakers in Croatia in particular are wondering where the relevant test centers in Croatia are located at their vacation destination and what costs they...
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With immediate effect, the so-called 3-G rule also applies to German holidaymakers returning to Germany from Austria, Italy, Slovenia or Croatia, for example, when entering Germany, i.e. travelers returning to Germany must either be vaccinated, recovered or tested and must already prove this directly at the border with Germany. A test after returning from vacation in Germany, as was previously...
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Today, Friday, July 16, the Robert Koch Institute updated the list of coronavirus risk areas was updated, and travelers to Croatia can breathe a sigh of relief: only Zadar County continues to be listed as a risk area; German travelers returning from the Zadar region are only required to have an antigen test within 24 hours; for Austrians continue to...
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Somewhat surprisingly, but quite justifiably, Croatia is once again requiring a test (antigen test or PCR test) upon entry into Croatia as of today, July 1, 2021, unless you have been vaccinated or have recovered. One may criticize the short notice announcement on the day of entry into force, but in the end all Croatia vacationers will benefit from the...
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As unconcerned as some media spread it at the moment, one should not approach Croatia journeys in times of the Coronavirus pandemic obviously nevertheless: The Robert Koch Institute has once again designated the region around Zadar (Zadar County), which is particularly popular with water sports enthusiasts, as coronavirus risk area, German vacationers returning from Zadar County must complete a digital...
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You could almost say: Finally! From now on, i.e. from 17.6.2021, entry to Croatia from the green zones of the ECDC card can be done without previous testing for the coronavirus. All Austrians and also all Germans entering Croatia do not need a test (antigen or PCR) upon entry as of now. Only exception: vacationers from the German states of...
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