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Grebaštica is a picturesque village 15km far from Sibenik, situated alongside the Adriatic tourist road, in the deep bay of Ostrica peninsula, was first mentioned as early as in 1298 as Grebac. During the Roman times here was a settlement and some rests testify its existence like some buildings and a stone lid of the Roman sarcophagus found in the local graveyard close to the St.Peter and St.Mary's church. Near the peninsula Ostrica the rests of the St.Spirit's church from 1669 were found. But the most impressive monument of this area is the stone wall with the gun holes in it built in 1497. It is 6-9m high and 60-80cm wide and it crosses the entire peninsula and its purpose was... Read more

This suburban resort of Sibenik is relatively new. Former inhabitants came from the island of Krapanj as they owned most of the land in this area. Today it is the place where many people from Sibenik build their homes as here they can find peace and relaxation far from the crowded town. It is not a typical coastal place although it stretches 5km along the sea bordered by Sibenik and Hotel resort Solaris in the north and by the bay of Morinje in the east. The Adriatic tourist road splits Brodarica into two. This attractive place consists of many private villas and houses and it is a favourite bathing resort for many inhabitants of Sibenik. It is also a favourite destination for t... Read more

Betina was named after the celtic word "bet" which means mouth as it perfectly describes its location. It is situated on the island of Murter and is only 7km far from Tisno where the bridge connects the island with the mainland. Betina is situated in a small harbour on the peninsula. It was founded in the 15th ct. by the refugees from the mainland who fled in front of the Turks. Betina is dominated by the parish church of St.Francis built at the beginning of the 17th ct. It was enlarged several times and in the 18th ct. the bell tower was built. Not far from Betina, on the hill of Gradina a medieval church of Our Lady of Gradina is preserved. Besides for the traditional activiti... Read more

Zaton is a settlement situated in the bay which bears the same name, at the utmost west end of the Šibenik's Bay into which the river Krka outflows. It is 10 km away from Šibenik. Zaton existed already in the 15th century. Old burial grounds from the 6th until the 1st century B.C. were discovered near Zaton in the area of Velika Mrdakovica, while the remnants of a settlement of the "gradina" type and of a fortification system were discovered at the very "gradina" Velika Mrdakovica. The inhabitants are traditionally engaged in sheep-breeding and fishing, and in more recent times in tourism and market. The sea path between Šibenik and Zaton represents a well-known rowing path suit... Read more

VRSI is a little fishing village, one of the last places on the Croatian Adriatic where man has not intervened drastically. Its natural coast bordered by pine forest will offer you memorable walks with one of the most amazing sunsets. Vrsi stretches along 32 km of the coastline and everybody can find a corner for himself: sandy beaches, natural rocks, hidden coves... and countless natural beauties. The whole bay is rich in healing mud renowned for its chemical and physical properties which were confirmed by world medical experts. Nestled in the Bay of Nin, a calm village of Vrsi Mulo will delight you with its sea. Due to its protected location the sea here is a few degrees warme... Read more

Sveti Petar is a small resort located in the heart of Dalmatia, near the attractive tourist center – Zadar. The vicinity of the Paklenica national park, as well as the Nature park Vransko lake, make it an attractive destination. If you wish to go out at night, you can have fun in one of numerous clubs in Zadar and Biograd. Be sure to visit: Kornati National Park is the most separated island group in the Mediterranean. With its clear sea, abundance of sunshine, numerous bays, coves and ports it is the unavoidable destination for seafarers and one of the most wanted tourist destinations. Indulge in discovering hidden bays, swimming in the unsurpassed cleanliness of the sea and enj... Read more

Sv. Filip i Jakov is a pearl of Riviera, situated on the coast of the channel of Pašman. It is an attractive tourist resort with traditionally friendly hosts. Sv. Filip i Jakov is a place known for former summer residences and gardens of noblemen from Zadar of which the one of Borelli family is today still famous. Yet in the 1950s it started turning into an interesting destination for many tourists. Among other things it is very appealing because of a possibility to do various sports activities both on land and in the sea. It has a special appeal due to vicinity of the islands of Kornati to which there are organized excursions, and it is especially attractive for sailing enthusi... Read more

Sukošan is a small town and a harbour in the vast bay „Zlatna luka“, 10 km south-east of Zadar on the Adriatic road. The basic economy of this area is agriculture, vineyard farming, olive growing, fruit-growing and tourism. Sukošan is the centre of the municipality of Sukošan to which villages of Debeljak, Glavica and Gorica belong. The town has approximately 3000 residents. We have a kindergarten, an elementary school with a new equipped sports hall, a medical and dental practice, and everything else that makes this place enjoyable to live in throughout the year and many have recognized it as an ideal place for holidays. The fact that there are over 3000 beds in luxurious apart... Read more

Starigrad Paklenica is a small harbour town situated on the Velebit Channel, close to Paklenica National Park, 45km south of Karlobag. It was first mentioned way back in Roman times and the settlement grew up on the foundations of the ancient town of Argyruntum. Today, however, it is the centre of the Paklenica Riviera, a 20km stretch of coastline where the mountains meet the sea, making Starigrad equally attractive to both bathers and mountaineers. Paklenica National Park provides the backdrop to Starigrad. It includes two canyons: Velika and Mala Paklenica (Grand and Small Paklenica). A creek flows through the 10km-long Velika Paklenica, and its steep sides are up to 400m high... Read more

Sabunike - the right apartment complex is situated on the coast. Beach is sandy and shallow water guarantees a lot of fun, children and the elderly, which Sabunike turns into an excellent destination of many families. Sabunike are located between Zadar and Vir, the peace and quiet and that you need for a peaceful and relaxing holiday. Because of the shallow and clear sea you can feel comfortable swimming from the months of May and June. Children can swim and play carefree on the warm sand. Sandy beaches stretch the length of about 15 km from the oldest Croatian town of Nin Sabunike over to the island of Vir. This is an area of warm, shallow lagoons and long sandy beaches separat... Read more