The itinerary is a fabulous one, you will enjoy the elegant atmosphere and intriguing history of Croatia’s best kept secret. Slightly further north than Dubrovnik and Split, Zadar’s culture remains preserved and undiscovered by the masses.
Zadar will surely charm you. Here you can enjoy a mix of Roman ruins, Venetian architecture, alongside modern innovations. You can also see some of Croatia’s best beaches, music festivals and national parks.
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With beaches of golden sand, surrounded by pine trees, Vrgada is a natural beauty. When you come to visit this island, you can experience the “Mediterranean as it once was”. Truly a journey back in time, Vrgada still welcomes tourists on a mule, part of a long-standing tradition. While you’re here, relax and enjoy the rhythm of island life, where the nights are blessedly silent and the stars can light up the sky.
Even though it is the largest village on the island of Dugi Otok, Sali is still home to less than 2,000 inhabitants. With a long history of farming and fishing, Sali has a classic Mediterranean feel. You can admire centuries-old olive groves that add a beautiful layer to the landscape of Sali.
Kornati is the perfect place to spend time in nature. The Kornati archipelago consists of 140 islands and is home to a national park that has been described as a “nautical paradise”. Here you can spend some time sailing around the outer part of the archipelago, where the wild open sea will provide real fun for experienced sailors. Or, if you prefer a more relaxing day, stay inside the park where you can anchor in a calm bay and soak up the sun.
Another beautiful day in the Kornati Islands! On the second day, spend some time admiring the local flora and fauna of the Kornati archipelago. In 1980, the Kornati Islands received the status of a national park due to the unique underwater ecosystem it hosts. The marine life features some interesting algae, corals and sponges that you won’t find anywhere else. On land you will find many wonderfully fragrant herbs such as sage, feather grass and xeranthema. Around spring, the air is scented with this foliage.
Another picturesque Mediterranean village, Skradin delights with its narrow streets, fascinating history and refined cuisine. With a history dating back to the Neolithic period, you can explore the ancient ruins and medieval fortresses on this island. If you want to see the best view of Skradin, look for the Belvedere and the bridge located on the A1 highway heading towards Split. This Belvedere was nominated for “Most Beautiful Belvedere on European Auto Routes,” Golden Flower of Europe Award.
Often called the “island of gold”, Zlarin is best known for its natural beauty and unique coral harvesting tradition. While you’re here, take time to explore the pine, fig and cypress forests, golden sandy beaches and stunning bays. And don’t forget to pick up some coral souvenirs from the local galleries and shops.
Dubbed Croatia’s “coolest city,” there’s plenty to see and do in this up-and-coming cosmopolitan hub. With a distinct blend of modern and ancient allure, Zadar combines exciting new attractions such as the solar-powered luminous floor “Monument to the Sun” alongside classic landmarks such as the Land Gate, built in 1543 and once serving as an entrance main in Zadar.
