Summer holidays on the Croatian coast are no longer a cheap affair and one account from the city of Rovinj has caused a good stir on social networks. The platform recently appeared a photo of a block from a local restaurant where prices for ordinary drinks and basic meals left many people in amazement, noticed.
The author of the contribution, which is himself from Croatia, admitted that he was shocked by the amount because Rovinj once considered a destination with affordable prices. “The nurse sent me prizes from a restaurant in Rovinja – Six euros per bottle of wheel drink. The food was nothing special. Even in the center of Vienna at the Cathedral of Sts. I wouldn’t pay so much to Stephen. Once upon a time, it was possible to park there for free and walk to the beach. Now it costs parking from 1 to 6 euros per hour, ” He wrote the author and added a photo of the account. Photo can be found in the gallery!
According to him, it cost a wheeled drink (0.5 l) 5.5 euros, a classic round (0.3 l) 4 euros, ice tea 5 euros. Half a pizza with ham or salami cost 7.5 euros, The whole pizza for 15 euros and a portion of Čeapčiči for 16 euros. Lasagne with chicken and vegetables cost 14 euros. Together they paid 80 euros for lunch.
The post has launched an avalanche of reactions. Some Croats described prices crazy, others claimed that they were quite common for Rovinj. There were also comments that because of such prices, the home team no longer goes to the restaurants.
“I always ask the menu in advance. I wouldn’t pay such prices even if it was the last lunch in my life,” wrote one of the users. “That is the main reason I don’t go to our coast or for food or coffee. I’m not stingy, but throwing money just like that? No, thank you, ” He added another. Some of the debates claimed that high prices in restaurants were normal, but they mind those in supermarkets. “A liter of milk in Istria costs more than in Vienna,” one said in the comments.
Recently, she shared her experience of shopping in Croatia on social networks . The prices in the store were taken aback by it. In her words, they were significantly higher than she expected. The PR agency of the Croatian Tourist Association for the Czech Republic and Slovakia responded to information from tourists Christina.
“Based on the prices we have performed in regular retail networks – specifically in the Lidl store in Split and crop in Rijeka – we can confirm that a liter of milk is commonly available from € 0.75, Palmolive shampoo (350 ml) costs approximately € 3.55 and canned tuna Rio Mare (160 g) is around € 1.85. comparable to the offer in most European countries, including Slovakia. As in any other country, there are many types of shops in Croatia – from small local to large network supermarkets – prices may vary depending on the location, season or type of sale. It is therefore up to the consumer to whom the type of store will prefer“they said for Koktejl.sk.
