Zadar has developed into one of the most popular tourist centers in Dalmatia. It is the centre of northern Dalmatia and it offers the best shopping opportunities in this part of Dalmatia. In Zadar you
Ugljan is an island in the archipelago of Zadar. The island was inhabited already in the Stone Age while the two caves hide even older remains. It is called the green island because it is covered with
Biograd na moru, a city and port, is located in the northern part of Dalmatia in Pasman Bay located 25 km south of Zadar. The city is located on a small peninsula and the mainland, and is known for it
Turanj is an authentic Dalmatian tourist resort situated on the northern side of the Pasman canal and by promenade “Lungo Mare” connected with Sv. Filip i Jakov. The distance from the hist
Primosten is a small town located between Sibenik and Split. The old town is situated on a small island which is connected with the mainland. Primosten attracts tourists with its interesting architect
Rogoznica is a small town which is located in the eponymous cove between Sibenik and Split. It’s 35 km from Sibenik and 55 km from Split. Rogoznica is located on a peninsula that was once a smal
Karlobag, a small town at the foot of the Velebit is situated on the main Adriatic coastal road which connects Rijeka and Dubrovnik. Karlobag is the northernmost point of Dalmatia, opposite the island
Zaton is a quiet tourist resort situated between two historical towns, Nin and Zadar or more precisely about 13 kilometers north of Zadar and 5 kilometers south of Nin. A perfect blend of mild climate
Petrcane is a small fishing village in Croatia, located only about 10 kilometres north of Zadar. This small fishing village, nearly 900 years old, is characterized by picturesque Dalmatian houses, bea
