Croatian Mythos refers to the richness of Croatia's intangible cultural heritage contained in its stories, legends, folk beliefs, traditions, folk magic practices and Croatia's mythological past. The Croatian mythological pantheon can hardly be separated from its slavic origins, so analysis of their shared components and elements was necessary in order to recreate a possible system of Croatian mythological past. By conducting thorough analysis and interpretation of available texts, I suggested a few variations of Croatian pantheon. The most probable variation includes the following gods and godesses:Svarog / Perun and Mokoš, Veles / Crnobog, Stribor, Juraj and Mara (Morana). Along with strong Catholic faith, elements of mythological stories and pagan customs have managed to prevail on the outskirts. Local legends, fairy tales, stories and narrations provided us with a collection of fantastic creatures of Croatia, of which Svarog/Perun, Mokoš, Veles/Crnobog, Stribor, Juraj i Mara (Morana) stand out the most. We compared this creatures to the creatures of eastern slavic folklore such as kikimoras, rusalki and Baba Jaga. The value of the mythological and pagan heritage of the Croatian intangible cultural heritage is stated and proposals for tourist products related to them are introduced to the reader.