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Best Coliving Stays in Croatia
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Coliving in Croatia: no homes are listed yet. Easycoliv has 6 city guides for Croatia: Split, Zagreb, Dubrovnik and 3 more cities. Rents are shown in EUR; operators list free for 12 months.
- Local currency
- EUR
- Cities covered
- 6
Split: Split is Croatia's second city, a Dalmatian port built around Diocletian's Palace with a large university and a long tourist season. Renters look at the old town and Bačvice for central living, Meje and Spinut for quieter streets and Žnjan for newer buildings near the beach. Ferries to the islands leave from the port beside the railway station, and the airport is about 25 kilometres west. Zagreb: Zagreb is Croatia's capital and its main employment centre, an inland city with an Austro-Hungarian core and a growing IT sector. Donji Grad and Gornji Grad form the centre, Trešnjevka and Trnje are dense residential districts just outside it, and Novi Zagreb across the Sava has socialist-era apartment blocks. Trams cover most of the city and the airport is about 20 minutes south-east.
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Common Questions
Which cities in Croatia does Easycoliv cover?
Split, Zagreb, Dubrovnik, Pula, Rijeka and Zadar. Each city page lists its neighbourhoods and landmarks with distances.
What currency are rents shown in for Croatia?
Rents in Croatia are shown in EUR per month; operators set prices in their local currency and bills-included status is shown on each listing.
Is there brokerage?
No. Every listing is posted by the owner or operator; enquiries go directly to them and contact is free.