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The escorts in Croatia may work for a local escort agency or be independent. Escort websites often list sex services and hotel visits. The price may vary by location and by the type of escort.

Located on the eastern side of the Adriatic Sea, Croatia is a country in Southeast Europe. It is a member of the European Union but not of the Euro currency. It borders Slovenia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Hungary and Montenegro. It is one of the most Catholic countries in Europe. It is a member of the United Nations and its government has introduced anti-discrimination laws.

Although Croatians have a liberal stance on sex, the Catholic Church still influences the country’s sex culture. There are strict rules against public nudity. A fine may be imposed on those who are caught.

Prostitution was legal in Croatia before World War II. After the war, the communist government banned prostitution. However, many women from other countries sought jobs as prostitutes in Croatia. The demand drew women from rural areas to the capital city of Zagreb. Many bordellos lined Tkalciceva Street, which was the centre of vice.

Croatians have a large appetite for pornography. Nearly half of the population owns some form of erotic literature. A new curriculum has been introduced in 2012. The new curriculum focuses on chastity-based sex education, which is linked to the Catholic Church.

The number of prostitutes in Croatia is estimated to vary by 4,000. The country is a major transit point for sex-trafficking. There are also reports of abuse and discrimination against the LGBTQ community in Croatia.

A number of beaches along the Adriatic coast have naturist beaches. Some beaches are also known for orgies and public sex with escorts.

Croatia is a liberal country, but there are still incidences of violence and discrimination against the LGBTQ community. The government is trying to address these problems.