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.Back to overview: Croatia
Non-movable holidays
Non-statutory holidays are written in gray.| holiday | Local name | date |
|---|---|---|
| New Year's Day | Nova godina | Jan, 1st |
| Epiphany | Bogojavljanje | Jan, 6th |
| Feast of Saint Blasius (only Dubrovnik) | Feb, 3rd | |
| Labor Day | Praznik rada | May, 1st |
| Feast of Saint Duje (only Split) | May, 7th | |
| Day of the antifascist struggle | Dan antifašističke borbe | Jun, 22nd |
| Day of Victory and Homely Gratefulness | Dan pobjede i domovinske zahvalnosti | Aug, 5th |
| Assumption Day | Velika Gospa | Aug, 15th |
| Independence Day | Dan neovisnosti | Oct, 8th |
| All Saints' Day | Svi sveti | Nov, 1st |
| Saint Nicholas | Dec, 6th | |
| Christmas Eve | Dec, 24th | |
| Christmas Day | božićni blagdani | Dec, 25th |
| Boxing Day | božićni blagdani | Dec, 26th |
| Day of statehood | Dan državnosti | , 25th |
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 |