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It goes without saying, it’s the heart and soul of the city. Crowded onto the peninsula, fortified in its entireity but eternally under attack by foes through the ages, parts of the city have been destroyed and rebuilt so many times over three millennia ...

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An area with quite some history dating back to Neolithic settlements. The coastal road is bustling in summer, with cafes, restaurants and a marina.

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Heading west from Borik is a beach-lined coastal path studded with places to eat and drink, surrounded by ever more peaceful residential areas and the beach area of Diklo. It’s a quieter place to stay, to relax and bathe.

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Petrčane is a picturesque place between Zadar and Nin, old Croatian towns. By its geographical position it is suitable for visiting the islands of the Zadar Archipelago and The Kornati National Park.

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Kožino is a place with numerous modern villas and apartments, situated just 10 km to the north of Zadar. It is an ideal destination for tourists looking for quiet in a little place of a gentle and friendly atmosphere.

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The Island of Iž is situated in northern Dalmatia, between Dugi otok and Ugljan. Island Iž has two tourist villages: Veli Iž and Mali Iž - beatiful little villages, surrounded by figtrees, olivegardens and vegetable plantations.