The year of 2020 will probably not be gladly remembered by many people. At the start of this year, the public worldwide was introduced to the new crisis caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2 spreading all over the continents. Many people started realising that some changes were about to unfold, changes that will change the way the world works. Throughout that year, it could be noticed that along the formal explanations and information about the disease, some highly dubious information was taking afoot also, spreading through social media and other alternative methods of communication. Such an environment like that made way for conspirational thinking to thrive. Individual's fine attunement to the conspirational cognitive style is related with sociodemographic characteristics, personality traits, cognitive style, etc. Therefore, the main aim of this study was to assess any potential relationship between these variables on a Croatian sample (N=240). Results have shown that individuals who are right-authoritative, right-party politically orientated, religious and have a less favourable opinion on the official explanation of the COVID-19 exhibit conspirational way of thinking. Moreover, the strongest predictors of conspirational thinking were the negative attitude towards official explanation of the disease and the perceived inherent un-fairness of the world.