Things To Do
in Lavsa

Explore the vibrant Lavsa Market to discover local produce, cheese, olive oil, and traditional Croatian delicacies. Don't miss the street food stalls offering freshly grilled seafood and local pastries.

Stroll along the Riva Promenade overlooking the Adriatic Sea, where you can indulge in street food like savory burek (flaky pastry filled with cheese or meat) and enjoy the lively atmosphere.

In Croatia, tipping is generally not obligatory, but it is appreciated for good service. A typical tip in restaurants is 10% of the total bill, and it's also common to round up the bill to the nearest round figure. In bars and cafes, rounding up to the nearest whole number is a common practice as well.

Cash is widely used in Croatia for small transactions, although credit and debit cards are also widely accepted, especially in larger cities and tourist areas. Contactless payment methods are becoming increasingly popular. It's important to note that some smaller establishments may only accept cash, so it's advisable to have some on hand when traveling in Croatia.

Best time to visit for mild weather, blooming wildflowers, and fewer crowds.

Peak tourist season with hot weather, lively atmosphere, and perfect for beach activities.

Ideal for enjoying the grape harvest, pleasant temperatures, and lower accommodation rates.

Quiet period with cooler weather, some businesses closed, but great for experiencing local culture and traditions.

Most restaurants in Lavsa offer vegetarian dishes like grilled vegetables, cheeses, and salads. Vegan options may be limited but are becoming more available. Look for restaurants with 'Vegetarijanska' or 'Veganska' on their menus.

While traditional Croatian cuisine heavily features bread and pasta, many restaurants in Lavsa are accommodating gluten-free diets. It's advisable to inform the staff about gluten intolerance, and they can often suggest suitable alternatives.