
Public holidays in Croatia
Croatia has a predominantly catholic population, so most of the Christian holidays are here. Only Whitsun is not found in Croatia, otherwise the calendar closely corresponds to the rest of Europe.Back to overview: Croatia
Non-floating holidays
Non-statutory holidays are written in gray.Date | Holiday | Local name |
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Jan. 1st | New Year's Day | Nova godina |
Jan. 6th | Epiphany | Bogojavljanje |
Feb. 3rd | Feast of Saint Blasius (only Dubrovnik) | |
May 1st | Labor Day | Praznik rada |
May 7th | Feast of Saint Duje (only Split) | |
June 22nd | Day of the antifascist struggle | Dan antifašističke borbe |
Aug. 5th | Day of Victory and Homely Gratefulness | Dan pobjede i domovinske zahvalnosti |
Aug. 15th | Assumption Day | Velika Gospa |
Oct. 8th | Independence Day | Dan neovisnosti |
Nov. 1st | All Saints' Day | Svi sveti |
Dec. 6th | Saint Nicholas | |
Dec. 24th | Christmas Eve | |
Dec. 25th | Christmas Day | božićni blagdani |
Dec. 26th | Boxing Day | božićni blagdani |
25th | Day of statehood | Dan državnosti |
Moving Holidays in Croatia
Holiday | Local name | 2023 | 2024 | 2025 | 2026 | 2027 |
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Easter Sunday | Uskrsa | April 9th | March 31st | April 20th | April 5th | March 28th |
Easter Monday | drugi dan Uskrsa | April 10th | April 1st | April 21st | April 6th | March 29th |
Corpus Christi | Tijelovo | June 8th | May 30th | June 19th | June 4th | May 27th |