currency

I am visiting Croatia soon & would like to know is it best to take the Croation Kuna with me or to exchange sterling when I get there, or use my zero credit card to withdraw from ATM.
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15:49 Wed 23rd May 2012
 
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We got the money at the airport from the ATM, but just in case, we bought some Kuna from the Post Office before we left, just a small amount for taxis etc. Otherwise use your debit card.

Check your credit card - the zero % rates often don't apply to cash withdrawals, and you'll certainly be paying a transaction fee and commission (unless you have an amazing card). Taking cash on a credit card in a foreign country can be very expensive.
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