What power outlets does Croatia use?

If you’re coming from an extended European sojourn then you needn’t stress because the country uses the same power outlets as (almost) the rest of the Eurozone. Specifically, Croatia runs on type C and F plugs, although the outlets work with type E as well. You can see we have a picture here to help you visualize it.

Do I need a power adapter for Croatia?

Type F electrical outlets are round, with two round shaped pinholes and some have a grounding pin at the bottom. Type F sockets are the most common in Europe and can be found in many other countries as well. If you are coming from other European countries (except the UK, Ireland, Malta and Cyprus), you won’t need a power adapter for Croatia.

Do I need a voltage converter for a Croatia electrical outlet?

Whether or not you need a voltage converter when plugging your items into a Croatia electrical outlet depends on two things: the voltage requirement of your devices and the country you’re coming from. If you plan to bring a hair dryer, straightener, or other devices that do not operate on 220V/50Hz, make sure to bring a voltage converter.