The purpose and goal of this paper is to show the culture of entrepreneurial failure on the example of the Republic of Croatia and how society, i.e. the way of thinking and growing up, affects entrepreneurial activity. At the beginning of the paper, entrepreneurial failure is described and what culture is. Also, the explanation of the national culture dimension of the Dutch social psychologist Geert Hofstede is described. Furthermore, the paper explained the view of entrepreneurship and the attitudes of society about entrepreneurship itself according to the latest GEM survey. In addition, using Geert Hofstede's dimensions of national cultures, the position of Croatia was presented, as well as a comparison of Croatia with neighboring Slovenia due to similar cultural characteristics. Also, Croatia has been compared to the USA because of the great differences in culture and development, but also because the USA is a leading economic superpower. Furthermore, by analyzing the content of online media articles, the attitudes of society about entrepreneurship and how the media convey the view of entrepreneurship in Croatia were analyzed. All of the above ultimately resulted in a negative attitude towards entrepreneurship in Croatia, as well as the intention to pursue a certain entrepreneurial venture, and this is greatly influenced by the comfortable way of living in Croatia and the way of growing up.