Domestic and international tourists in Croatia have access to healthcare services. Below is an overview of tourist clinic locations by county for the 2026 tourist season, along with links to information on the organisation of healthcare services for tourists in each county.

Bjelovar-Bilogora County

Bjelovar

Address: Velike Sredice 11, Bjelovar

Phone: 043 217 174

E-mail: turist.ambulanta@dzbbz.hr

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

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Brodsko-Posavina County

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

Dubrovnik-Neretva County

Dubrovnik – Stari grad

Address: Androvićeva ulica 3, Dubrovnik

Phone: 020 641 676

E-mail: ordinacija.grad@dom-zdravlja-dubrovnik.hr

Lopud

Address: Obala Iva Kuljevana 32A, Lopud

Phone: 020 641 520

E-mail: ordinacija.hure@dom-zdravlja-dubrovnik.hr

Šipan

Address: Puhiera 1A, Šipan

Phone: 020 641 540

E-mail: ordinacija.gusinac@dom-zdravlja-dubrovnik.hr

Koločep

Address: Donje Čelo, Koločep

Phone: 020 641 531, 099 676 4423 (for emergencies)

E-mail: marica.marcic@dom-zdravlja-dubrovnik.hr

Mljet

Address: Zabrežje 94, Babino Polje

Phone: 020 641 550

E-mail: ordinacija.mljet@dom-zdravlja-dubrovnik.hr

Ston

Address: Put braće Mihanovića 7, Ston

Phone: 020 641 696, 020 641 648

E-mail: ordinacija.ston@dom-zdravlja-dubrovnik.hr, janja.vlasic@dom-zdravlja-dubrovnik.hr

Korčula

Address: Ulica 57 5, Korčula

Phone: 020 715 576

E-mail: turisticka.korcula@dom-zdravlja-korcula.hr

Orebić

Address: Kralja Tomislava 22, Orebić

Phone: 020 671 520

E-mail: turisticka.orebic@dom-zdravlja-korcula.hr

Trpanj

Address: Kralja Tomislava 27, Trpanj

Phone: 020 743 404

E-mail: turisticka.trpanj@dom-zdravlja-korcula.hr

Ploče

Address: Trg Kralja Tomislava 25, Ploče

Phone: 020 679 910

E-mail: domzd1@a1net.hr

Opuzen

Address: Zagrebačka ulica 3, Opuzen

Phone: 020 220 985

E-mail: /

Vela Luka

Address: Ulica 1 no. 1, Vela Luka

Phone: +385 (0)20 601 742

E-mail: pisarnica@dzaf.hr

Lastovo

Address: Put sv. Martina 3, Lastovo

Phone: +385 (0)20 801 034

E-mail: ambulanta.lastovo@gmail.com

Klek

Address: Trg palmi bb, Klek

Phone: +385 (0)99 872 0158

E-mail: kontakt@dom-zdravlja-metkovic.hr

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Istria County

Poreč

Address: Mauro Gioseffi 2, Poreč

Phone: 052 426 461, 095 392 1646

E-mail: turisticka.porec@idz.hr

Pula

Address: Flanatička 27, Pula

Phone: 052 417 955

E-mail: turisticka.pula@idz.hr

Rovinj

Address: Matteo Benussi 6, Rovinj

Phone: 095 391 9528

E-mail: turisticka.rovinj@idz.hr

Umag

Address: Edoardo Pascali 3A, Umag

Phone: 052 702 241

E-mail: turisticka.umag@idz.hr

Labin

Address: Svetog Mikule 2, Labin

Phone: 095 344 8942

E-mail: turisticka.labin@idz.hr

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Karlovac County

Slunj

Address: Plitvička 18a, Slunj

Phone: 047 777 626

E-mail: turisticka.slunj@gmail.com

Rakovica

Address: Rakovica 33, Rakovica

Phone: 047 784 067

E-mail: turisticka.rakovica@gmail.com

Ozalj

Address: Kolodvorska 2, Ozalj

Phone: 091 604 6851

E-mail: turisticka.ozalj@gmail.com

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

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Koprivnica-Križevci County

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

Krapina-Zagorje County

Marija Bistrica

Address: Zagrebačka ulica 1a, Marija Bistrica

Phone: 097 6065 552

E-mail: turisticka.mbistrica@dzkzz.hr

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Lika-Senj County

Karlobag

Address: Ulica obale Vladimira Nazora 23, Karlobag

Phone: 053 694 003

E-mail: turisticka.karlobag@dzlsz.hr

Senj

Address: Stara cesta 43, Senj

Phone: 053 884 274, 053 884 250

E-mail: turisticka.senj@dzlsz.hr

Novalja

Address: Špital 1, Novalja

Phone: 053 741 196

E-mail: turisticka.novalja@dzlsz.hr

Gospić

Address: 118th brigade HV no. 3 – ground floor, Gospić

Phone: 053 573 235, 053 658 265

E-mail: turisticka.gospic@dzlsz.hr

Mukinje

Address: Plitvička Jezera, Mukinje 22, Korenica

Phone: 053 774 057

E-mail: turisticka.mukinje@dzlsz.hr

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Međimurje County

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

Osijek-Baranja County

Osijek

Address: Park kralja Petra Krešimira IV/6, north basement, Osijek

Phone: 031 225 346

E-mail: turisticka@dzobz.hr

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Požega-Slavonia County

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

Primorje-Gorski Kotar County

Crikvenica

Address: Kotorska 13a, Crikvenica

Phone: 051 445 185

E-mail: turisticka.crikvenica@domzdravlja-pgz.hr

Rab

Address: Palit 143a, Rab

Phone: 051 776 993

E-mail: turisticka.rab@domzdravlja-pgz.hr

Krk

Address: Vinogradska 2b, Krk

Phone: 091 251 8049

E-mail: turisticka.krk@domzdravlja-pgz.hr

Mali Lošinj

Address: Dominika Skopinića 4, Mali Lošinj

Phone: 091 251 8034

E-mail: turisticka.malilosinj@domzdravlja-pgz.hr

Opatija

Address: Maršala Tita 4, Opatija

Phone: 051 701 260

E-mail: turisticka.opatija@domzdravlja-pgz.hr

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

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Sisak-Moslavina County

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

Split-Dalmatia County

Split

Address: Matoševa 2, Split

Phone: 021 250 598

E-mail: tourist.split@dz-sdz.hr

Split

Address: Spinčićeva 1, University Hospital Centre Split (entrance next to the Emergency Medical Service)

Telephone: +385 21 250 598

E-mail: tourist.split@dz-sdz.hr

Trogir

Address: Alojzija Stepinca 17

Phone: 021 669 662

E-mail: tourist.trogir@dz-sdz.hr

Hvar

Address: Trg Sv. Stjepana 16, Hvar

Phone: 021 743 103

E-mail: tourist.hvar@dz-sdz.hr

Omiš

Address: Put Mlija 2, Omiš

Phone: 021 669 511

E-mail: tourist.omis@dz-sdz.hr

Makarska

Address: Stjepana IVičevića 2, Makarska

Phone: 021 409 320

E-mail: tourist.makarska@dz-sdz.hr

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Šibenik-Knin County

Šibenik

Address: Stjepana Radića 83, Šibenik (1st floor of the Polyclinic of the Šibenik-Knin County General Hospital)

Phone: /

E-mail: turisticka-sibenik@dz-sibenik.hr

Vodice

Address: Ulica Roca Pave 6, Vodice

Phone: 022 444 237

E-mail: turisticka-vodice@dz-sibenik.hr

Tisno

Address: Istočna gomilica 2, Tisno

Phone: 022 438 467

E-mail: turisticka-tisno@dz-sibenik.hr

Rogoznica

Address: Obala kneza Domagoja 140a, Rogoznica

Phone: 022 559 032

E-mail: turisticka-rogoznica@dz-sibenik.hr

Primošten

Address: Kamenar 2a, Primošten

Phone: 022 570 033

E-mail: turisticka-primosten@dz-sibenik.hr

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Varaždin County

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

Virovitičko-Podravska County

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Vukovar-Srijem County

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Zadar County

Starigrad Paklenica

Address: Starigradskih zidara 7, Starigrad Paklenica

Phone: 023 647 197

E-mail: turisticka.starigrad@dzzdzup.hr

Zadar

Address: Prolaz cara Augusta 1, Zadar

Phone: 023 551 265

E-mail: turisticka.zadar@dzzdzup.hr

Vir

Address: Franje Tuđmana 27a, Vir

Phone: 023 647 306

E-mail: turisticka.vir@dzzdzup.hr

Pag

Address: Prosika 17, Pag

Phone: 023 550 842

E-mail: turisticka.pag@dzzdzup.hr

Neviđane

Address: Neviđane 20a, Neviđane

Phone: 023 269 658

E-mail: turisticka.nevidane@dzzdzup.hr

Biograd na Moru

Address: Matije Ivanića 6, Biograd na moru

Phone: 023 551 261

E-mail:turisticka.biograd@dzzdzup.hr

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Zagreb County

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

City of Zagreb

Information on the Organisation of Healthcare Services for Tourists

“High-quality and standardized education of workers in the emergency medicine system, aligned with existing European guidelines, is essential to ensure that all life-threatening patients receive equal emergency medical care, regardless of their location in Croatia”, stated the director of the Croatian Institute of Emergency Medicine (CIEM) Maja Grba-Bujević at the final conference of the European project “Continuing professional training of emergency medicine workers”, held today in Zagreb.

At the final conference, representatives from the Ministry of Health, the academic community, county emergency medicine institutes, emergency departments, professional societies in emergency medicine, and other stakeholders gathered to review the project results that the CIEM has been implementing since 2018. As part of this project, 62 educational exercises were conducted, educating over 1,600 emergency medical service (EMS) employees. Additionally, two separate exercises were held specifically for national instructors.

The project “Continuing professional training of emergency medicine workers” has a budget of nearly 9.5 million HRK and was co-financed by the European Social Fund through the Operational Program “Effective Human Resources” for 2014-2020. This initiative was launched by the CIEM in response to the significant workforce fluctuations in emergency medicine, as well as the specific working conditions, high levels of responsibility, and stressful situations that EMS employees are exposed to daily.

The main objective of the project was investment in the development of knowledge, skills and competencies of EMS employees to improve healthcare in the Republic of Croatia and to increase access to high-quality emergency medical services. In addition, through this systematic and intensive education, the CIEM aimed to relieve the financial burden on county emergency medicine institutes and emergency departments, allowing funds meant for education to be redirected towards investments in equipment, facilities, and other essential resources.

Following European guidelines and best medicine practices, the CIEM, in collaboration with 19 experts in emergency medicine, designed and developed five educational programs that covered all workplaces in this segment of healthcare, ensuring that everyone who enters and works in this system is properly trained for the care of emergency patients. As part of this project, a total of 28 training exercises were conducted for doctors and nurses in pre-hospital EMS, 10 training exercises were held for medical dispatchers and 10 for drivers in pre-hospital EMS, while seven exercises were carried out for workers conducting triage in emergency medicine, as well as for nurses in emergency departments.

The exercises were designed to provide sufficient time for acquiring new knowledge and skills through practical work and simulations of real situations that EMS employees encounter in their workplaces. A manual was created for each training program, and teaching materials were developed for the 75 instructors involved in this project. Additionally, new models for practising clinical skills were purchased.

The cycle of educational exercises as part of the project “Continuing professional training of emergency medicine workers” closed last week in Zadar exercise for doctors, nurses and technicians in the pre-hospital emergency medical service (EMS). A team of national instructors led by Katja Kudrna Prašek shared their knowledge and experience with 30 employees of the county institutes for emergency medicine of Dubrovnik-Neretva, Split-Dalmatia, Šibenik-Knin and Zadar counties. In addition to theoretical knowledge, the participants also improved the skills necessary for the quality provision of emergency medical care thanks to practical work and simulation of real situations and conditions that EMS employees encounter at their workplaces. Held from January 12 to 15 this year, it was the last of a total of 62 educational exercises planned within the framework of the Continuing professional training of emergency medicine workers, which trained over 1,600 EMS employees, while two more were held separately for national instructors. The project included five educational programs that covered all workplaces in the emergency medicine system. A total of 28 exercises were held for doctors, nurses and technicians in pre-hospital EMS, ten training exercises each for medical dispatchers and drivers in pre-hospital EMS, and seven each for workers performing triage in emergency medicine and for nurses in emergency departments. To respond to the daily challenges of emergency medical care for the citizens and visitors of the Republic of Croatia, emergency medicine workers must continuously acquire and improve their knowledge and skills. Therefore, the Croatian Institute of Emergency Medicine launched the project “Continuing professional training of emergency medicine workers” with new, revised educational exercises intended to educate everyone who enters and works in the system as soon as possible about emergency patient care. Worth almost HRK 9.5 million, the project was co-financed by the European Social Fund within the Operational programme Efficient Human Resources 2014 – 2020.

EP2 training programme exercise for doctors and nurses was held in Našice from 9 to 12 December 2022 as part of the project Continuing professional training of emergency medicine workers.

The exercise brought together 30 participants from Bjelovar-Bilogorska, Brod-Posavska, Osijek-Baranja, Požega-Slavonia, Sisak-Moslavina, Virovitica-Podravska and Vukovar-Srijem counties, and was conducted by national instructors led by the leader Branka Bardak. In addition to theoretical knowledge, exercises participants acquired numerous skills necessary for providing quality emergency medical care thanks to clinical skills practice models that enable the simulation of many EMS daily scenarios.

The project Continuing professional training of emergency medicine workers is co-financed by resources from the European Social Fund and implemented by the Croatian Institute of Emergency Medicine to maintain and improve the knowledge and skills of emergency medicine workers, while at the same time advancing healthcare in the Republic of Croatia and improving access to high-quality health services.