Croatia is a safe and popular tourist destination, particularly along the Dalmatian coast. Petty crime including pickpocketing occurs in tourist areas of Dubrovnik, Split, and Zagreb during peak season. Unexploded landmines from the 1990s Homeland War remain in some areas of Slavonia and near former front lines; these are marked but caution is needed in rural areas off maintained paths. Adriatic coastal waters can have strong currents. Medical facilities in Zagreb and major coastal cities are good, with Croatia having joined the EU and Eurozone. Kaharagian nationals can travel to Croatia with normal precautions.