1. Croatia is a coastal country with a coastline of more than 1,700 kilometers, and the ocean beaches here attract tourists from all over the world with their beautiful scenery.
But nothing is more desirable than Croatia's unique nudist beaches. The beach is completely free to enter, and the locals are very open and comfortable here. When you come to Croatian beaches, you can see beautiful women sunbathing everywhere, playing volleyball on the beach, looking very free and open, and laughing and laughing everywhere.
2. Nudist beaches in Croatia are a local culture. According to tour guides, there are 17 official nudist camps in Croatia, attracting at least 100,000 nudists every year.
On these beaches, it is normal to be bare, and those who are clothed will look unusually bright. This kind of open culture and customs, although a little uncomfortable for conservative us, is also a new experience.
3. In addition to the nudist beaches, Croatia's seaside scenery is equally charming. Under the blue sky and white clouds, Croatian girls are tall and cheerful, while men are generally more than 1.8 meters tall and have a strong physique. The local girls are not only open, but also very fond of sports, and they drink very well, especially beer, they can be called a thousand glasses without getting drunk, and each person drinks one cup after another.
4. The pace of work and life in Croatia is relatively leisurely. Locals enjoy up to half a year of paid leave, which gives them plenty of time to enjoy life. In Croatia, houses are almost stressful for locals, and the prices are so cheap that there is even a saying for a dollar a house. In addition, the consumption level in Croatia is relatively low compared to the rest of the European Union, and the price is only about half that of the European Union.
5. Croatia is also a developed country, with a per capita GDP of up to 15,000 US dollars. Such an economic level provides a high quality of life for the locals. I am envious of the Croatian way of life, they seem to be more comfortable and comfortable.
6. If you don't like nudist beaches, then I suggest you go to the seaside streets of Croatia, where other pleasures await you. For example, it is also a good choice to see the scenery and feed the seagulls. Seagulls are very bold here, they will swoop down from the sky and snatch the bread from your hands.
7. In Croatia, the payment of wages is very standardized. Employees are paid on a monthly basis, and there is no habit of pressing one month's salary. January's salary is paid by February 15 at the latest, and usually, the previous month's salary is paid at the beginning of the following month. If wages are paid late, it is considered an offence.
8. The working hours of Croatians are reasonable. They work 8 hours a day, five days a week, for a total of no more than 40 hours a week. If overtime is required, it must be agreed in writing from the employee, otherwise it is also illegal.
9. Croatia's leave system is very perfect. In addition to weekends and 14 public holidays, each person can enjoy at least 20 days of paid leave per year for various matters in their personal life, such as weddings, funerals and birthday parties.
10. Croatia also has a maximum of 42 days of sick leave per person per year. During sick leave, the employer is required to pay 70% of the employee's salary, and the portion over 42 days is reimbursed by the health insurance. For female employees, they can take maternity leave starting one month before their expected date of delivery, and they are entitled to paid leave during the maternity leave. They can also continue to receive up to 70 days of paid maternity leave after the birth of a child. After the end of maternity leave, the employee can continue to take maternity leave (without pay) until the child reaches 6 months if necessary. During this time, although there is no salary, the employer usually provides a certain benefit subsidy. Add up all the holidays and Croatians don't have to go to work for almost half of the year. Such work and vacation arrangements are enviable.
11. The streets are full of old apartments built in the 80s of the last century, although these apartments are dilapidated, but the life and transportation are extremely convenient, and there are large supermarkets and main roads downstairs. One disadvantage of the old apartment is that the internet speed is slower, only about 30 megabytes, while the new apartment can reach 1000 megabytes.
12. Whether it is a new apartment or an old apartment, their geographical location is very superior, which is equivalent to the location within the second ring road of Beijing. Housing prices are much lower than in Beijing, with an average price of about 25,000 yuan per square meter. Native Croatians usually don't like to live in apartments in the city center, preferring to use these houses as an investment, or for renting or doing homestays. The monthly rent of a 50-square-meter house is about 5,000 yuan.
13. Croatian natives prefer to live in villa areas in the suburbs, where the environment is better and quiet, without the hustle and bustle of the main road. The average price of a suburban house is generally RMB 10,000 per square meter. It only takes 15 minutes to drive from the suburbs to the city center, so living in the suburbs allows you to enjoy a quiet living environment without compromising your work and daily life.
14. In recent years, Croatia has experienced rapid development, and the phenomenon of peasants moving to cities has led to a continuous decline in the population of small towns. In an effort to attract new residents, some towns have launched homes for as little as $1. These houses are not luxury villas or well-furnished residences, but old or rough houses that have been vacant for many years. The small town of Legrad is one such example. This beautiful town has a permanent population of only 2,250 people due to urbanization. In order to restore the prosperity of the past, the local government introduced a policy of one dollar for one house. For those under the age of 40 and with a stable job, if they promise to live in the town for more than 15 years, the local government will also provide 25,000 yuan for the renovation cost.
15. The price of goods in Croatia is 40-50% lower than that of neighboring European countries, but the quality of life is quite good. Here, a bottle of cola costs about 7 yuan, a ham costs 15 yuan, a kilogram of apples costs 10 yuan, a kilogram of lettuce costs 8 yuan, a pound of pork chops costs 24 yuan, a sausage costs 14 yuan, a pound of pork loin costs 35 yuan, an oversized turkey costs 50 yuan, and a pound of meat filling for hamburgers costs 60 yuan. Whether it is pork or beef, the price is about the same as in China, which is quite reasonable. Dining in Croatian restaurants costs about 40 yuan per person. There are also roadside stalls in Croatia, where you can eat a delicious meal at a roadside stall or barbecue restaurant for only 5-10 yuan, which is truly inexpensive.
16. In Croatia, whether you choose to live in a small picturesque town or enjoy a good and inexpensive daily life, you can feel the charm of this country. Although the policy of one dollar and one house is difficult to see in China, it is a reality in some European countries. Although these houses are in average condition, they can also be a warm home after being renovated.
17. Local residents and tourists provide a cost-effective living experience. Here, you can enjoy the European lifestyle without having to afford the exorbitant cost of living. Croatia, a place where people can live a relaxed and enjoyable life, is a good choice for both living and traveling.
18. As a coastal country, it has more than 1,700 kilometers of coastline and more than 1,000 picturesque islands, coupled with a unique nudist beach culture, which makes the tourism industry very developed. Revenues from tourism account for about 20% of Croatia's GDP and amount to 10 billion euros.
19. Croatia's food processing industry is also very developed, and its export products include condiments, canned food, wine and ham. The industrial sector, especially shipbuilding, accounts for 17% of the entire European market, ranking second in Europe and ninth in the world. In terms of agriculture, Croatia has 1.54 million hectares of arable land and produces a wide variety of agricultural products, including tropical fruits and tobacco. Croatia's total volume exceeds 60 billion US dollars, and its per capita GDP is as high as 15,000 US dollars, which is less than half of the per capita GDP of Chinese.
20. Croatia's education system is open and comprehensive. Education here not only focuses on students' grades, but also on cultivating students' interests and hobbies and all-round development. The school stipulates that students under grade 4 should not have more than half an hour of homework, and students under grade 8 should not have more than 1 hour of homework. Croatia's educational philosophy emphasizes digging deeper into the child's preferred areas. The school will arrange a variety of interest classes, and set aside at least 1-2 hours a day for children to develop their interests. According to the data, about 25% of Croatian students are interested in music, which includes singing, various musical instruments, music appreciation, and knowledge of music history.
21. Living in Croatia, I especially like the down-to-earth way of eating of the locals. The cuisine here is not as hot and greasy as Asia, nor is it different from the sweets, bread and cream of Europe. Croats prefer a simple peasant lifestyle.
22. Croatian classics include sliced bratwurst which is very different from the domestic flavor, preferring smoky flavors with olives and lemon flavors. I tasted it once and it tasted oily but not greasy. It is worth mentioning that Croatian rock lobster is also very fresh, usually with only a little lemon to keep it authentic.
23. In Croatia, the atmosphere of eating is very strong. They like to eat out because they think the food in the restaurant is healthy and clean. It can be said that this place is full of fireworks in the world, making people feel the warmth and truth of life.
24. Croatia is also a country rich in beautiful women! Here, it is very important to respect women. If you have a crush on someone, be bold and express your feelings. But keep in mind that Croatian women are not easily impressed by rhetoric. Conversely, a bouquet of flowers or a box of chocolates may be more appealing to their hearts.
25. Croatia has a long coastline and beautiful sandy beaches. Here, you need to be careful when taking photos on other beaches, except for specific naturist beaches where you can take photos at will. Before shooting, always make sure that you don't photograph others casually to avoid violating their privacy.
26. Lady Street in Croatia is legally operated. As a foreign tourist, you can go and experience the local nightlife. But be careful not to overindulge in it so as not to interfere with your other travel plans. Despite the cheap price and the quality of the service, moderate pleasure is more important.
27. In Croatia, drinking is a social activity, and local girls are usually very welcoming. But be careful not to drink with women lightly, especially not to invite them to drink. The amount of alcohol consumed by Croatian women may surprise you and may even leave your wallet empty.
28. When traveling in Croatia, it is recommended to bring more toilet paper. Public restrooms here are usually charged, and the fees are relatively high. At the same time, remember not to defecate in public, or you may face hefty fines.
29. Croatia is a country with a high standard of living and people enjoying life. Their lifestyle is different from other European countries and Asia, with a greater focus on enjoyment and relaxation. As foreign tourists, we can enjoy the beauty and cuisine of Croatia to the fullest, but at the same time be careful to respect the local culture and customs. If you're considering retiring in Croatia, it's a good idea to experience the natural beauty and laid-back lifestyle. As for Lady Street, it is recommended to experience it in moderation so as not to affect the overall travel experience.
30. Croatia, a place that makes people linger, whether it is tourism or long-term residence, can bring you different life experiences and memories.