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Those liners stayed in Croatia 375 days in total, two days on average, 8.5% less than in the first five months of 2014.
Most ships (105) visited in May, 18% more than on the year, bringing 6.3% more passengers (138,000).
The liners came from 13 countries, most from Malta (51), followed by those sailing under the Panamanian, Bahamian and Italian flags - between 27 and 29.
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