Croatia charges a tourist/accommodation tax nationwide.
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Croatia charges a tourist/accommodation tax nationwide. Applies nationwide, not just in Dubrovnik or Split.
A per-night "sojourn tax" applies broadly, typically €1-2, higher in peak season.
Usually added to your accommodation bill automatically.
Almost never — tourist and accommodation taxes are typically excluded from the headline price shown by booking sites and added separately at check-in or check-out, so it's worth budgeting a small buffer.
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