Public holidays in Croatia 2021-2025

Croatia has a predominantly catholic population and so most of the Christianity holidays are here. Only the Pfingsttage one does not find in Croatia, otherwise the year corresponds quite far to the remaining Europe.

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Non-movable holidays

Non-statutory holidays are written in gray.

date	holiday	Local name
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)
Jun, 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	2021	2022	2023	2024	2025
Easter Sunday	Uskrsa	Apr, 4th	Apr, 17th	Apr, 9th	Mar, 31st	Apr, 20th
Easter Monday	drugi dan Uskrsa	Apr, 5th	Apr, 18th	Apr, 10th	Apr, 1st	Apr, 21st
Corpus Christi	Tijelovo	Jun, 3rd	Jun, 16th	Jun, 8th	May, 30th	Jun, 19th

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