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Tap water in Croatia is medium risk on the national figure, across 6 listed places. The safety figure is national, not a town-by-town test.

Nationwide
Open an area for its towns. Green means every listed water system there is low risk. Orange or red means every listed system is high or critical risk. Any other area has mixed ratings. The colour uses the national safety figure, not a separate test of each area. The area stays the land colour because the national figure is medium risk.
Nationwide6 water systems · 0 low risk

Source

Croatian Institute of Public Health, report on water for human consumption in 2024.

Period covered: 2024.

Croatia does not publish a pass rate for each city. In 2024 the public-health institutes tested 8,881 samples from the public network, 80.6% of the number planned. After allowed exceedances, 229 samples (2.6%) failed at least one parameter. Microbiological failures were 0.5% of samples, chemical failures 0.3%, and indicator failures 2.8%. A sample can be counted in more than one of those groups. These pages list major cities with that national figure.

Common questions

Can I drink the tap water in Croatia?

Tap water in Croatia is medium risk on the national figure, across 6 listed places. The safety figure is national, not a town-by-town test.

Where do these ratings come from?

Croatian Institute of Public Health, report on water for human consumption in 2024. Period covered: 2024.