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Croatia should definitely be on your list of must-visit destinations and this includes the Halal traveler as well as it is abundant with rich history and awe-inspiring islands. The emerging tourist destination for Muslim travelers, holds a reputation in Islamic history, especially the period of Ottoman between 15th and 19th centuries.
Filled with bustling cities and historical sites, there are plenty of places to worship, to explore and dine around for the Halal traveler. Read more to find out what’s in store Muslim travelers’ in this beautiful destination.
Explore
The best time of the year to visit Croatia is in June and September, when the weather is pleasant and sunny. The cultural city of Zagreb offers a contemporary yet a laid-back setup that has an abundance of museums, galleries and Art and Craft pavilions. For a slow-paced city, Pula in Croatia is perfect for travelers who wish to explore while indulging in some great Halal food. For history buffs, Dubrovnik is the place to be at as; it houses monuments and museums under UNESCO patronage.
Halal Food and Lodging
There are a number of Halal certified hotels in Croatia that also adheres to the dietary requirements of Muslim travelers. As Zagreb has a higher number of Muslims compared to the other areas of the country, accommodation options like Le Meridien Lav Split, Sheraton Zagreb Hotel, and Westin Zagreb Hotel available for visitors in the city.
Islamic Centres
The Muslim population in Croatia is 1.5 percent of Croatia’s 4.2 million inhabitants. Hence, there is a number of mosques and Islamic centers in the country. Currently, there’s almost 26 places of worship for the Muslims including four main mosques. Zagreb holds the largest mosque in the Europe and the latest addition was the Islamic Center of Rijeka which was inaugurated last year.
