Zadar Riviera

Pridraga is a small picturesque Dalmatian place in the vicinity of Novigrad, 35 km north of Zadar. Here you'll spend a pleasant and peaceful holiday, far from a mass tourism, surrounded by crystal clear sea, warm Mediterranean climate, vegetation and sandy beaches.

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Kozino is a place with numerous modern villas and apartments, situated just 10 km north of Zadar. Only about 500 inhabitants lives in Kozino being in that way an ideal destination for those who is seeking the charms of natural beauty.

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Razanac in Croatia's Dalmatia region surprise visitors with impressive contrast between grey colour of mountain Velebit and deep blue of Adriatic sea. Apartment in Razanac in north Dalmatia are good spot to start exploring Zadar county, rich in natural attractions.

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Surrounded by ten islets, lays Iz, an island between the islands of Ugljan and Dugi Otok - largest island in Dalmatia. Apartments and accommodation on island Iz are mostly in two small settlements: Mali Iz and Veli Iz.

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Ljubac is set in northern Dalmatia region of Croatia and offers apartments and private accommodation for easy pace holidays seekers. Located at about 18 km north from Zadar, is surrounded by sandy beaches, well protected from wind „Bura“.

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Zadar Croatia, as an Illyrian settlement, dates back to the 9 th century BC. Several layers of city walls, Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque monuments and a preserved collection of church silver and gold witness the city’s tumultuous past.

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Vrsi is a quiet seaside resort located on the coast of the flat, spacious and sandy peninsular of Privlaka. Mud with its medicinal properties is just one of the reasons why many people visit this area.

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Situated on the island by the same name, in Dalmatia region of Croatia, is just off the coast of Zadar (northeast Dalmatia). The island is one of 300 islands and isles of the Archipelago of Zadar and one if 1186 islands in the Croatian part of the Adriatic Sea.

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Sukosan, a town and small harbour in a vast bay (Luka Sukosan), 11 km southeast of Zadar; population 2,275. Chief occupations include farming, viniculture, olive growing, fruit growing and tourism.

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Privlaka is a small tourist place, seven centuries old. It is well known for fishing and getting sand material from the sea. It is situated on a peninsula, and its old center is overlooking the island Vir.

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Welcome to Posedarje, tourist village near Zadar where you can taste home made gastronomy specialties and plenty of local food products as vines, vegetables, fish and crustaceans.

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Petrcane is a village and harbour on the coast of the cove bearing the same name, 12 km northwest of Zadar. It is a picturesque place between Zadar and Nin, old Croatian towns.

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If you sometimes have a strong desire to flee from the hustle of the city and your office routine yet wonder where an how to spend your holidays, you should come to the island of Ist.

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Placed in northern Dalmatia, just 6 kilometers south-east from the town of Zadar, the region's capital and cultural centre, Bibinje attracts more and more tourists every year with its unique combination of history, sights and impeccable beauty.

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