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Vitamin D in Croatia in January: sun, UV and what to expect

Too cold Too cold here in January: afternoon highs average only 11.1°C, which is too chilly for sunbathing in light clothing. Try another month or a warmer destination.

0.0 hsun window (UV 2.5+)
1.8peak UV Index
–to a full dose
11°Cafternoon high
8/30rainy days
23/30sunny days

Open Croatia for January on the map Find stays in Croatia

How long in the sun in January?

Skin typeFull dose, age 30Full dose, age 65Time to burn
Type I–––
Type II–––
Type III–––
Type IV–––
Type V–––
Type VI–––

Minutes at midday for about 1,000 IU of vitamin D with a quarter of the body bare, at Pula, the median coastal place. Time to burn is the time to reach one minimal erythemal dose and does not depend on age. A rough planning guide, not medical advice.

Places in Croatia in January

PlaceRatingSun windowFull doseAfternoon highRainy days
DubrovnikToo cold0.5 h–13°C12/30
SplitToo cold0.3 h–13°C8/30
HvarToo cold0.3 h–13°C12/30
KorčulaToo cold0.7 h–13°C9/30
BračToo cold0.4 h–13°C12/30
ZadarToo cold0.1 h–13°C8/30
PulaToo cold0.0 h–11°C8/30
RovinjToo cold0.0 h–11°C8/30
ŠibenikToo cold0.2 h–12°C5/30
VisToo cold0.6 h–14°C9/30
MljetToo cold0.6 h–13°C13/30
MakarskaToo cold0.4 h–13°C12/30

Other months in Croatia

Best months: May to October. Full Croatia guide

Other sunny places in January

All best places for vitamin D in January