Updated 7 September 2026 · 7 cities

Croatia

Croatian misdemeanour fines have a hard floor and ceiling set by national law, and the €4,000 figure the coast is famous for is the public-order act — not a town bylaw.

cities covered

€5,000

highest fine (Dubrovnik)

Everywhere in Croatia

National law, the same amount in every city. Written once here and shown on every Croatia city page.

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Municipal rules on top of the 1 national one.

CityWhat catches tourists thereLocal rulesMax fine

DubrovnikDubrovnik prices the Old Town street by street, and several of its figures end at exactly €700 — which is the floor of a national offence, not a town tariff.+15€5,000 SplitSix of these figures end at exactly €700, and that is the floor of a national offence rather than anything Split sets — so the prohibitions are solid and the amounts are not.+13€5,000 HvarPublic Order Disturbances, Noise Limit: 85 Decibels+14€4,000 PulaNo Climbing the Arena Amphitheater, Diving+14€4,000 RovinjBrijuni National Park Rules, Marine Protected Areas+14€4,000 ZadarZadar publishes one municipal figure that looks genuinely local — €132 for swimwear — and several others that end at the national €700, which is the tell.+13€1,000 ZagrebZagreb is an inland capital rather than a coastal resort, so the swimwear and drinking rules matter less here than the heritage ones in the Upper Town.+13€1,000

Croatia

Everywhere in Croatia

Disorderly or indecent conductZakon o prekršajima protiv javnog reda i mira art. 6€700–€4,000

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