Croatia: Negative PCR test required from 26 July
From July 26, Croatia will require a certificate of negative PCR test for all incoming tourists from Russia, the UK and Cyprus, including those who have been vaccinated against coronavirus or have been ill.
Institute of Public Health: “Additional epidemiological measures have been introduced for those entering Croatia in order to protect health and prevent the spread of the coronavirus. Their goal is to prevent the importation of new COVID-19 strains. In particular, due to worsening epidemics in the UK, Cyprus and the Russian Federation as an additional measure from 26 July, tourists from these countries at the border will be required to test negative for coronavirus made in their country, regardless of whether they are vaccinated or have a certificate of past illness.
Now Russians can enter Croatia, presenting a certificate of vaccination "Sputnik V", a certificate of illness or PCR test.
Source: tourism.interfax