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MONDENA TRAVEL
QD3, Trg Petra Zorania 3, tel. (+385-23) 31 37 47/
(+385-) 098 65 47 02, info@mondenatravel.hr, www.
mondenatravel.hr. Open 08:30 - 12:30, 17:30 - 20:30, Sat
08:30 - 13:30, Sun by prior arrangement. A
ZZUUM
QD3, pire Brusine 12, tel. (+385-) 091 733 16 10/(+385-)
098 27 21 00, info@zzuum.com, www.zzuum.com. Open
07:00 - 21:00, Sat 08:00 - 21:00, Sun 09:00 - 21:00.
LEFT LUGGAGE
BAGUL the registration number of your car as a text message (no
Here for a short time and dont want to carry luggage around, spaces, no special characters) to 70 8231 ( zone 1), 70 8232 (
visit Bagul where you can safely leave your belongings. Prices zone 2), 70 8233 (zone 3), 70 8234 (zone 4), 70 8236 (Petrane
range from 8 kn per hour depending on the size of your lug- zone). Your payment is confirmed when you get a message
gage bag and time of drop off. Up to 50 kn for the entire back from them.
day!QB2, Poljana Pape Aleksandra III 7, tel. (+385-23) 23
04 82/(+385-) 091 956 48 04. Open 07:00 - 20:00, Sun
10:00 - 13:00, 15:30 - 21:00. PUBLIC TRANSPORT
City bus services are run by Liburnija, and connect the Old
Town with the main coach and train stations and all surround-
PARKING ing suburbs and beach areas. There is a ticket office outside the
Parking is limited by space in the old city, and by the fact that train and coach stations, Open 07:00 - 14:00, Sat 08:00 - 12:00.
within the walls most of it is pedestrianised. There are a few car There you can buy a ticket valid for two journeys for 16kn.
parks inside, otherwise there are parking spaces alongside the Alternatively, buy tickets inside the bus (10kn for one trip).
city walls on the way to the ferry terminal. There is a somewhat
larger car park on the mainland by the footbridge. See the map LIBURNIJA
at the back of the guide. Disabled parking spaces are available QO4, Ante Starevia 1, tel. (+385-) 060 30 53 05,
in all car parks. Parking in Zadar every day from Jul 1 to Aug 31, kontakt@liburnija-zadar.hr, www.liburnija-zadar.hr.
08:00 - 22:00 is charged at the following rates: in Zone 1 - 12
kn/h; Zone 2 - 10 kn/h; Zone 3 - 3 kn/h and Zone 4 - 2 kn/h.
In May, June and September, 08:00 - 22:00 every day except TAXI
Sunday at the following rates: Zone 1 - 6 kn/h; Zone 2 - 4 kn/h; There are a multitude of taxi companies waiting to trans-
Zone 3 - 3 kn/h and Zone 4 - 2 kn/h. port your person, for which an equally varied array of prices
apply. Ranging from 20kn to 40kn for a 5km trip, your safest
TEXT MESSAGE PARKING bet is to ask the cost of the journey before entering the taxi.
Croatia is proud to be the first country where you can pay Be aware that a night supplement of 20% applies, and a 60
for parking by text message! Look for the signs in parking kn/hr waiting rate is standard. Please make sure the meter
areas - they should have a blue or white field. Simply send is turned on when you enter, for your and the drivers sake.
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Zadar Basics
CUSTOMS ROADS
There are no longer custom limits between EU member states When behind the wheel drivers must always have their driv-
or tax return. For other non-member states we recommend ing licence, traffic licence and green card with them. Stand-
you to follow info at www.porezna-uprava.hr. ard laws apply such as compulsory use of a seat belt and no
mobiles except hands-free. Maximum blood alcohol level for
drivers over 24 is 0.05 mils. The speed limit in urban areas is
DISABLED TRAVELLERS 50 km/h unless otherwise marked, 80 km/h on secondary
Raising awareness for the disabled is beginning to take roads and 130 km/h on highways. As they say, leave sooner,
shape and some improvements can be seen, but there is still drive slower, live longer.
a loooong way to go. At the moment, all public car parks have
parking spots for disabled, most hotels have at least one room
adapted for their needs, and shopping centres have suitable SMOKING
access with facilitated toilets, as do new buildings. In saying Bearing in mind that Croatia is very much a pavement-caf
that, once you head outdoors one can expect problems on the culture in which people tend to socialise outdoors, it does
streets, footpaths and access to most buildings. If youre plan- mean that outdoor tables at eating and drinking establish-
ning to visit, we suggest you inquire about your destination ments are more packed than usual. Recent law amendments
in relation to these matters and the majority will endeavour give cafes the choice in opting for smoking permits or not,
to organise and make your arrival as accessible as possible. yet it is forbidden in all other enclosed public spaces includ-
ing restaurants where it has never been easy to find a spare
seat at even the most popular eateries if youre prepared to
ELECTRICITY move inside.
The electricity supply is 220V, 50hz, so visitors from the United
States will need to use a transformer to run electrical appli-
ances. VISAS
Croatian visa policy is fully compliant with the European
Union visa policy. What does that mean? All citizens of
MONEY states that need visas to enter other EU member states will
There are plenty of exchange offices around Zadar, as well need a visa to enter Croatia also.
as abundance of ATMs that operate twenty-four hours a day. Therefore, make sure to visit the Croatian consulate/em-
Many restaurants and bars accept credit cards, but not all, so bassy in your country of origin, before visiting Croatia. In
be sure to have a reasonable amount of cash on you. If youre addition, if you are flying to Dubrovnik and wish to visit
planning a trip to one of the islands in the area, you should other cities throughout Croatia, we recommend you ob-
definitely plan ahead and carry the amount of cash you think tain a visa for multiple entries because of the border cross-
youll need for the trip, as finding places that let you put it on ing through Bosnia and Herzegovina. If you cross the bor-
plastic could be a problem. der without the aforementioned visa, you will not be able
to enter Croatia.
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25.07 MONDAY
LADO ENSEMBLE
LADO, the Croatian Folk Dance Ensemble, was founded in
1949 as a professional national institution responsible for
keeping the folk tradition alive. It has a repertoire of over 100
choreographed pieces, several hundred vocal and instru-
mental numbers, and over 1000 costumes representing the
folk tradition across Croatia. Lado really is a national treasure,
and if you should get the chance to see them, you wont be
disappointed.QC3, Trg sv.Marije. Concert starts at 21:00.
ELECTRONIC MUSIC
01.07 FRIDAY
THE PRODIGY - JAZINE OPEN AIR
Hot on the heels and just into summer, one of Britains all-
time top electro rave/punk acts roll into the outdoor Jazine
venue for a mega hot night of raw music and energy. The
band hit the world scene in the 90s and has been dubbed
as one of the pioneers of the big beat genre. In the words
of band member Keith Flint (vocals), rising on stage is like Zadar Tango Festival Archives
going into battle!QM5, Car Park Jazine. Concert starts at
20:00. Tickets 220 - 250kn, www.eventim.hr. Amira Medunjanin
Papaya Archives - Photo by Goran Perein - GOXMAG Papaya Archives - Photo by Goran Perein - GOXMAG
Museum of Ancient Glass Archives Museum of Ancient Glass Archives Museum of Ancient Glass Archives
gave my exhibition in the Museum of Arts and Crafts in Za- the HFN 2010 Award of Excellence at Tabletop New York
greb in 2013 the name Glass, my other body. I can explain in 2010. The Queen of Sweden owns the Atlantis collec-
that name in the following words: Glass is close to me. In it tion of candlesticks. I am also showing glasses which were
and in its transparency I can and I want to express what I think ordered as a wedding gift for Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie;
and what I feel. Through works in glass I communicate with the Purple Rain collection which I designed in 1994 and
the world just as I communicate through my body, my words, dedicated to Prince, and the Tango collection which the
my behaviour and my life. famous artists Gilbert and George use as their champagne
glasses.Visitors will also be able to see the Clear Day and
ZIYP: How long does it take you to create a collection? Rainy Day sculptures, Light and Cinderella which were
What is the path from the idea to reality? part of the exhibition of Croatian sculpture in glass in the
Gordana: The creative process is something I cannot inter- Mimara Museum in Zagreb in 2013. There will also be a
rupt. I create out of necessity, not for fun. I cant predict how small part of the Opa Art Made in Croatia collection which
long it will take me to seek and make real an idea. Most often is currently taking shape in my atelier almost on a daily ba-
though it happens over a period of months, though some sis. I snap, break, smash, cut and damage glass objects in
collections have developed over years. I do my thinking and myriad ways and am creating using the fragments. Lead-
work on paper at home. I cant shape glass directly with my ing experts in contemporary art in glass selected works
hands, so I have to accept the intermediaries between myself from the Afrika Babalawo and Iyalawo collections for the
and the materials. The intermediaries are the workers and the European Glass Context Curated exhibition in the Born-
factory. My presence is necessary so the glassblower and the holm Art Museum in Denmark in September 2016. Im
workers understand what I want to make, so that I can sow proud that through my work Croatia will be taking part in
my spirit and energy into the glass. A drawing is not enough. that exhibition. I will have to recall the Afrika Babalawo and
A synergy between all the actors in the process is required. Iyalawo works from the exhibition in Zadar, but Ill replace
That means spending time on hot or cold factory factory them with other works from the Afrika collection.
floors, in draughts, on night time or early morning shifts, the
weight of glass of which my back pain is a constant remind- ZIYP: In Croatia can you study to be an artist working in
er Apart from that, I love to work and be in the factory, by glass? Are there other artists like you working in glass
the furnaces full of molten glass. in Croatia?
Gordana: Zagreb has a Design Studies course. Of course
ZIYP: What can you tell us about the exhibition which there are artists working in glass in Croatia. Each has their own
the people of Zadar and their guests will be able to see personal approach to glass and to art.
this summer?
Gordana: I decided to present in Zadar collections which ZIYP: Is it possible to buy your collections somewhere?
have achieved worldwide success such as the Manhattan, Gordana: Anyone interested in my work can contact me via
Atlantis and Babylon city candlestick collections which won my website: www.gordana-drinkovic.com.
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Restaurants
CROATIAN warning for all the carnivores - the meat dishes are to-die-
These restaurants usually combine a choice of Dalmatian for! Try out the veal cutlet or beefsteak with a side of grilled
specialities and seafood with cuisine from inland Croatia, vegetables or some savoury fried potatoes, polished off
which also forms part of the Dalmatian diet. with a glass of wine made by locals from the Zadar region.
For dessert, dont miss out on tasting the fantastic choco-
BISTRO GOURMET KALELARGA late pistachio pie. Stop by and you wont be disappointed.
Decorated with simple, but classy off-white walls and ta- QC3, iroka ulica 1, tel. (+385-23) 23 30 00, info@
bles, this bistro offers great seasonal foods, such as aspara- arthotel-kalelarga.com, www.arthotel-kalelarga.com.
gus dishes, a great variety of wines and delicious sweets. A Open 07:00 - 23:00. (84 - 134kn). PiAGBXW
BRUSCHETTA
The name says it all! The emphasis here is homemade
and with quality products from the local Zadar region
on hand, the range of food is varied from several types of
bruschetta, to fish and meat carpaccio, as well as differ-
ent types of pizza and pasta.QC4, Mihovila Pavlinovia
12, tel. (+385-23) 31 29 15, info@bruschetta.hr, www.
bruschetta.hr. Open 11:00 - 23:30. (60 - 130kn). PJ
AGBXW
DVA RIBARA
A great, shaded terrace by the side of the cheery yellow
courthouse, with a good selection of Dalmatian and Croa-
tian classics as well as pizzas. Reasonable prices - a good
place for lunch to break up a days sightseeing. Its a hard
life!!QC3, Blaa Jurjeva 1, tel. (+385-23) 21 34 45, info@
restorani-zadar.hr, dvaribara.com. Open 11:00 - 23:00.
(35 - 150kn). PABX
GROPPO
Located in the old town, the menu offers lots of pasta, grill,
seafood, and pizza which are well garnished. Vegetarians
are also well accommodated. We recommend the home-
made gnocchi! Reasonably priced!QC3, iroka ulica 22,
tel. (+385-23) 77 89 81/(+385-) 091 462 94 14, convallis.
doo@gmail.com, www.restaurant-groppo.com. Open
08:00 - 24:00. (50 - 150kn). PiJA6BSW
MALO MISTO
The little place is a pleasant bar and garden rotilj (grill),
lively and popular. Locals come to enjoy the food, atmo-
sphere and listen to Croatian music.QC3, Jurja Dalmatinca
- Matejeva 3, tel. (+385-23) 30 18 31, info@malo-misto.
com, www.malo-misto.com. Open 11:00 - 24:00. (40 -
170kn). PAGBXW
PET BUNARA
This charming restaurant greets its guests with an alluring
and romantic atmosphere. It offers delicious contemporary
dishes, like ravioli safran and cold white fish with artichokes
or classical mediterranean meals, like fresh octopus salad.
Each dish is exquisitely arranged on a platter, that is not
only appealing to the eye, but tastes great. During this sum-
mer season, many dishes are served with figs, from slices
of prosciutto, to steak in a fig sauce, to desserts, like queen
lady fig cake. Youre in for a real treat!QD3, Stratico ulica
bb, tel. (+385-23) 22 40 10, info@petbunara.com, www.
petbunara.com. Open 11:00 - 23:00. (75 - 160kn). PA
6GBSW KONOBA
Konobas are the best places to experience typical Dalmatian
TRATTORIA CANZONA cuisine. They were once the places where fishermen hung
Are you up for an excellent meal on the grill? Then head to the out and got someone else to cook their catch for them.
Varo district in Zadar where its hard to find a free seat come
peak summer. Choose from rare to well done as Leo the owner BISTRO PJAT
has a copyright to all his genuine grill delicacies. Meal sizes and Bistro Pjat is a small restaurant tucked in among the tiny
prices are proportional.QC3, Sv. Nediljice 2, tel. (+385-23) 21 streets of Zadars old town. The food is typically mediterra-
20 81, tomica.drazic@gmail.com. Open 11:00 - 23:00, Sun nean, with fish, pasta and pizza on offer. Bistro Pjat was recent-
12:00 - 22:00. (55 - 150kn). PJAGBXW ly awarded the Smiling Sun for being the best restaurant/
tavern in the city. With daily specials and an enticing regular
menu, Bistro Pjat is not to be missed.QC3, Stomorica 10, tel.
ITALIAN (+385-23) 21 39 19. Open 10:00 - 23:00, Sun 12:00 - 23:00.
PATA & SVATA
This quaint bistro is beautifully decorated with a huge paint- RAFAELO
ing of the coast, along with flower pots adorning the walls. On Put Dikla, the road to Borik. Its got a rather special menu
As the name implies, they offer traditional Italian pasta with loads of top quality steaks prepared au naturel on a
dishes, such as Fusilli and Fettucini, as well as bruschetta, charcoal grill, or stuffed with things like scampi. Lamb, veal
octopus salad and many more delicious options.QD3, and fish cooked ispod peke are on offer as well.QH4, Obala
Poljana ime Budinia 1, tel. (+385-23) 31 74 01, info@ kneza Trpimira 50, tel. (+385-23) 33 53 49. Open 10:00 -
pastasvasta.com, www.pastasvasta.com. Open 08:00 - 24:00. (50 - 90kn). PALGBXSW
23:00. (35 - 120kn). PiJA6GBXW
SKOBLAR
SALSA ROSSA Right next to Trg pet bunara, this konoba happens to be the
Satisfy your desire for Italian cuisine with delicious pizzas oldest in the old city. Typical stone interior, they serve up the
made with mozzarella cheese, focaccia bread and other Italian usual fish and meats specializing in foods cooked under an iron
specialties. You can enjoy breakfast, lunch or dinner on their bell. Also a nice selection of Croatian and foreign wines. Live
lovely terrace.QC3, Knezova ubia Bribirskih 18, tel. (+385- music most weekends too.QD3, Trg Petra Zorania bb, tel.
23) 25 05 14, info@restorani-zadar.hr, www.restorani-zadar. (+385-23) 21 32 36, skoblarj@gmail.com. Open 08:00 - 24:00,
hr. Open 07:00 - 23:00. (75 - 120kn). PAGBXW Sun 09:00 - 24:00. (50 - 150kn). PJA6GBXSW
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Restaurants
STOMORICA ZADAR - JADERA
Named after the ruins of a little church, this is one of the A konoba is a small place where fishermen would tell
oldest konobas in Zadar which used to offer hearty and tales amongst a drop of wine after a good days catch. You
healthy sardines to hungry patrons. Today its a beautiful wont find any fisherman here but the surroundings will
place to eat out:still traditional in style, the menu has been give you a pleasant sense of the sea, its small and intimate
expanded to include most classic seafood dishes. The New and if youre after a typical home made cuisine then this is
York Times rightly gives Stomorica a big thumbs up for its a gem.QC2, Brne Krnarutia 4, tel. (+385-23) 25 18 59,
good portions, decent prices and singing locals. A Zadar info@restorani-zadar.hr, www.restorani-zadar.hr. Open
favourite for generations.QC3, Stomorica 12, tel. (+385- 10:00 - 23:00. (70 - 100kn). PJAGBXW
23) 31 59 46, konoba.stomorica@gmail.com. Open
10:00 - 24:00. (50 - 70kn). PTJNGBXSW
LAMB
Photo by Vinja Arambai The spit roast rules in Croatia. Macho men who would
otherwise not be seen dead in a pinny are happy to spend
hours lovingly tending rotating piglets. While pork forms
the substance of the inland diet, once you get the coast its
much easier to find lamb, which Dalmatians rave about, be-
cause the combination of salt winds, sunshine and strong
herbs lends the meat a special flavour. Lamb from nearby
Pag Island is especially flavourful. Here are the best places
to eat lamb roast on the spit (janjetina na ranju) in and
around Zadar.
ANITA
If youre heading back inland or for the Paklenica National
Park by the old, non-highway route, look for the village
Zaton Obrovaki, about half an hours drive from Zadar.
Here they make tasty lamb and pork roasted on spit as
well as fresh, homemade bread cooked under the iron bell
(ispod peke). If you drop in, you wont regret it.QZaton
Obrovaki, Posedarje, tel. (+385-23) 68 93 50/(+385-)
091 582 85 85. Open 07:00 - 22:00. LNB
SABUNJAR
Tipped by locals as one of the best places in town for lamb.
Take the main road to Split and youll see it across the road
from hypermarkets Merkur and Getro.QJadranska 99, tel.
(+385-23) 34 03 55, tomislav.kurta@zd.t-com.hr. Open
09:30 - 23:00. (27 - 90kn). PALGBXW
SEAFOOD
FOA
One of the best places in the Old Town, not least for its ro-
mantic location with a wonderful terrace on the little Foa
harbour, this restaurant is well respected among locals for
great fish.QD4, Kralja Dmitra Zvonimira 2, tel. (+385-23)
31 44 21, info@fosa.hr, www.fosa.hr. Open 12:00 - 01:00.
(95 - 650kn). PJAUGBXSW
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Restaurants
ISLANDS
LUNGO MARE BOKINAC
Has a fantastic reputation for seafood and home made This eloquent family estate with a hotel, winery, and res-
cheesecake. A great terrace. On the coast road west of the taurant on the island of Pag is the perfect getaway for a
centre, near the Sphinx.QJ4, Obala kneza Trpimira 23, tranquil holiday. We kid you not, they pay attention to ev-
tel. ( +385-23) 23 09 75, jurezupan@yahoo.com, www. ery detail. Elegant rooms, a succulent and exclusive menu
lungo-mare.com. Open 10:00 - 24:00. (50 - 150kn). with many fresh island ingredients. The konoba (tavern)
PTALGBXW has excellent cheese, prosciutto and sardines. Pricey but
worthy!QNovaljsko polje bb, Novalja, Pag, tel. (+385-
NIKO 53) 66 35 00, info@boskinac.com, www.boskinac.com.
Popularly called kod Erika by locals, this restaurant is lo- Open 12:00 - 23:00. (80 - 190kn). PA6LGB
cated on the seaside by Marina Borik and offers a superb XW
choice of fresh fish. Savour some grilled sea bass and squid
or try out a tuna carpaccio salad. Rumoured to have the
best shrimp pasta in town, this is a gastronomic heaven for KOINO
fish lovers.QG5, Obala kneza Domagoja 9, tel. (+385-23) PINETA
33 78 88, hotel.niko@hotel-niko.hr, www.hotel-niko.hr. Pineta is a sprawling mediterranean restaurant located in
Open 16:00 - 24:00. (90 - 170kn). PA6LGSW a fragrant pine forest a few kilometres outside of Zadar.
Last year the restaurant was redesigned to better accom-
TAVERNA DIKLO modate increased demand and to raise the profile for
A wonderful little tavern set on the waterfront that of- their savvy clientele. While still specializing in meat and
fers good-quality food with a variety of choice and ul- fish, Pineta has created family-friendly weekend menus at
tra large portions! A little tip - the seafood platters are affordable prices, and also help to organize and host all
highly praised. The terrace seats are snapped up quickly manner of festivities. QKoinska cesta 122, Koino, tel.
so its best to book in advance for prime positioning. (+385-23) 28 32 99/(+385-) 098 35 79 12, info@pineta.
QF3, Kreimirova obala 49, tel. (+385-23) 33 10 35, hr, www.pineta.hr. Open 11:00 - 23:00. (75 - 140kn).
taverna1979@gmail.com. Open 11:00 - 24:00. (60 - PTA6LGBXW
350kn). PALGBSW
SUKOAN
KALETA
Kaleta means alley in Dalmatian dialect, and this 300
year old former prison has a warren of stone passages
that lead you to the seating areas. They have a 38 year old
Elektrolux fridge which still works, and reckon its the 2nd
oldest in existence! Great food - try their Paticada - Dal-
matian beef in a rich sauce served with home made gnoc-
chi - order a day in advance.QTrg 10, Sukoan, tel. (+385-
23) 39 40 31/(+385-) 091 882 34 37, domagojpericic@
yahoo.com. Open 17:00 - 24:00. (70 - 200kn). PTA
ULEGBSW
Photo by Vinja Arambai
KOD GUSTE
A very popular place: authentic, with a friendly atmo-
sphere and reasonable prices (reservations are therefore
recommended). Try the crni rioto (risotto with squid ink).
QRudina 10, Sukoan, tel. (+385-23) 39 33 03, augustin.
devic@zd.htnet.hr, www.kod-guste.com. Open 16:00 -
23:00. (65 - 250kn). PAGBW
VINJERAC
KONOBA PECE
We heartily recommend Pece as one of the best konobas
in the region, with a lovely view from a little hilltop. The
homely interior was hand crafted by the owner himself,
who also is your chef. He whips up aromatic dishes full of lo-
cal flavour and with a personal touch: his seafood dishes are
true delicacies. To get to the delightful little coastal hamlet
of Vinjerac, take the Zagreb road and turn left just before
the Maslenica bridge. Book in advance.QPrilaz Drage 2,
Vinjerac, tel. (+385-23) 27 50 69/(+385-) 098 33 14 03,
anita.greguric@zd.htnet.hr. Open 16:00 - 24:00. (75 -
120kn). PA6ULVGBXSW
PIZZA
MAMMA MIA
Located in a pleasant tree-shaded garden on Put Dikla, the
road that leads from central Zadar to the Borik resort area,
this popular pizzeria is perfectly placed for a quick and
economical post-beach feed. Mamma Mias pizza
HANGIN OUT
ARKADA
A covered terrace with a wooden deck and comfy couches,
very popular with the teeny crowd.QD3, Ruera Bokovia
6, tel. (+385-23) 21 13 68. Open 07:00 - 01:00, Fri, Sat 07:00
- 01:30. BW
ARSENAL
Great multimedia venue hosting anything from quality live
Sonus Festival Archives - Photo by Goran Perein - GOXMAG
gigs (from rock via gypsy to electronica), plus fashion shows,
On warm evenings, everybody is outside. Sitting on bench- screenings and exhibitions.QB2, Trg tri bunara 1, tel. (+385-
es and promenading the street (the Italian Corzo) are hab- 23) 25 38 33/(+385-) 099 210 33 09, info@arsenalzadar.
its that still linger. Zadars nightlife is neither sceney nor com, www.arsenalzadar.com. Open for organized con
divided into old and young, so in most places youll find an certs and special events, so its best to keep track via the
unpretentious mix of people. web. PTJENBKW
While the Old Town is an atmospheric place to spend your BACKSTAGE BAR
evenings, you can also spend time in places like Borik, Diklo Entertainment for all lovers of the 1950s and 60s. Reinvigorat-
and Kolovare, to catch the sea breeze and watch the sun go ing the atmosphere of New Orleans or even the spirit of Frank
down. Zadars sunsets are supposed to be the best in the Sinatra with the swingy jazzy sound is what its all about!
world. Apparently, Alfred Hitchcock agreed. Lots of Croatian artists and bands are locked in for summer
gigs, so stay tuned for more news!QL3, Andrije Hebranga 9,
If youre looking for larger crowds - of the clubbing type tel. (+385-) 098 950 87 95, creativejdoo@gmail.com. Open
- attend one of the festivals in the surrounding area, Zre 06:00 - 24:00. PT6ENGBXW
Beach especially that offer plenty of different musical gen-
res and opportunities to hang out with locals and tourists BORGO
alike. A small bar where locals tend to congregate and get merry.
QD3, Varoka 2, biserkaborgo@gmail.com. Open 07:00
- 01:00. PT6NGBXW
CLUBS
KOCKA BAR BRAZIL
Next to the rowing club and right on Jazine Bay with a Just by the Riva, a nice leafy terrace and an inside bar which
beautiful view of Stari Grad. Whether youre a fan of funk, is actually within the city bastions. Comfortable, relaxed, and
rock or pop music, you will love this place with live bands the only place with satellite radio, meaning it registers above
and DJs hosting weekend nights.QC1, Obala kneza Bra average on the music taste-o-meter.QD4, Obala kralja Pe
nimira 64, tel. (+385-23) 31 36 29. Open 07:00 - 23:00, tra Kreimira IV bb, tel. (+385-) 091 208 55 61. Open 08:00
Fri, Sat 07:00 - 06:00. PNBXW - 01:00. NGBXW
PAPAYA
Another popular outfit from Zagreb brings you great sum-
mer entertainment on Pag. Bar and restaurant areas are
decked out in exotic style, there are swimming pools, a
water slide and a jaccuzzi. Balearic-style house music and
foam parties, and after 8 the parties see good resident
DJs and international guests playing varied music styles.
QZre beach, Novalja, Pag island, tel. (+385-) 091
462 92 98/(+385-) 091 561 51 03, info@papaya.com.
hr, www.papaya.com.hr. Open 16:00 - 20:00, 23:00 -
06:00. ABXCW
SATURNUS
A huge and popular nightclub (the biggest on the Croa-
tian coast), close to the apartment complex, with DJ par-
ties and fashion shows at weekends.QZaton Holiday Resort,
Nin, tel. (+385-23) 28 02 80, info@zaton.hr, www.zaton.hr.
Open Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun 22:00 - 04:00. PLNGBXW
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ESSENTIAL ZADAR Between the ferryport and market is the Sea Gate (also
CITY FORUM (FORUM) known as St Chrysogonus Gate, because of its proximity to
The Roman Forum - the largest on this side of the Adriatic - the church of the same name), built in 1573 to celebrate the
was founded by the first Emperor Augustus, as documented victory of the Christian fleet over the Turks at Lepanto. Near
on two 3rd Century stone inscriptions on the site. A raised the bridge on the north side is the neo-Renaissance Bridge
area on the west side was the site of a temple dedicated to Gate, knocked through by the Italians only 70 years ago,
Jupiter, Juno and Minerva. To one side a Pillar of Shame still and leading directly to Narodni trg and the Kalelarga. Fur-
stands, where naughty people were chained and pilloried. (A ther west, by the old Arsenal, is the fourth and smallest gate,
second one was taken away and now stands near the Three named after St Rocco, connecting the Three Wells Square
Wells Square). The Forum also comprised a basilica and rooms with the harbour area.QD2.
for council chambers and citizens assemblies. Underneath
was a colonnade where shops and workshops once stood. CITY LODGE (GRADSKA LOA)
The site was only discovered in the 1930s. Allied bombers Built by the same architect as the City Sentinel, this building
inadvertently assisted in the clearing process, and site was once was the citys courthouse, council chambers and library.
completely cleared and restored between 1964 and 67. One With its huge windows and high ceilings, it nowadays serves
of the most beautiful things about these remains is the way as a stunning exhibition space, hosting events such as the
that they are still a part of the fabric of the city. No signs forbid international photography triennial Man and the Sea and
you to touch or sit on the stones. Take time one evening to the triennial of contemporary Croatian art The Blue Salon.
sit and imagine the bustle of the traders, the grandeur of the QD3, Narodni trg, www.nmz.hr. Open 09:00 - 22:00. Ad
pagan temples and the horrors of the blood sacrifices that mission 10 - 20kn. J
took place on the very altars you can see on this spot.QB3.
CITY SENTINEL (GRADSKA STRAA)
CITY GATES (GRADSKA VRATA) Designed by a Venetian architect in the late Renaissance
The city walls have had several entrances knocked through style, with a large central clock tower and a surrounding
them at more confident points in Zadars history. Some of stone barrier and railing with holes for cannons (both later
them were walled up for good, but four remain as the vital additions). The building once housed the Ethnographic
link between the town within the walls and the sea outside Section of the National Museum, one of the most important
them. collections in the country, and worth seeing for the rich co-
The Venetians built the Land Gate - then the main entrance lours of local national costumes, textiles (weaving and lace),
into the city - on the little Foa harbour in 1543. Its consid- jewellery, agricultural, fishing and household objects.QC3,
ered one of the finest monuments of the Venetian rule in Narodni trg, www.nmz.hr. Open 09:00 - 22:00. Admis
Dalmatia, and has the form of a triumphal arch with a central sion 10-20kn.
passage for wheeled traffic, and two smaller side arches for
pedestrians. Its decorated with motifs such as St Chrysogo- CITY WALLS (GRADSKI BEDEMI)
nus (Zadars main patron saint) on his horse, and the Shield of Once the largest city-fortress in the entire Republic of Ven-
St Mark (the coat of arms of the Republic of Venice). Previously, ice, Zadars walls allowed it to retain more of its indepen-
the area had been highly defensive, with a surrounding moat. dence than most of its neighbouring cities, and meant that
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doors such as the one on Five Wells Square - you can see
huge empty spaces inside once used as military storage
facilities.On top of the bastion above the Harbour Gate is
a promenade called the Muraj - a peaceful vantage point
over the mainland opposite and the people crossing the
bridge. One of the large yellow buildings up there is one of
Zadars old newspaper presses.QC/D 2.
As Croatia is positioned along the Adriatic Coast, it has developed there is salt there is work, there is life, and there is survival. And
and maintained a significant role in the production of salt for to survive people need to earn money, a salary; and the word
centuries on end, and when you take into consideration that salaryhappens to derive from the wordsalt. Nowadays, some of
man first discovered salt 10,000 BCE, this natural mineral has Croatias best saltworks are the bread and butter of a town, where
become part and parcel of life, has fed and nurtured civilisations, almost every family has a type of affiliation to the company,
and will continue to do so. some of which go back generations. Stories are told and tradi-
tions are kept. At present, a combination of old salt production
Looking back, salt has always been deeply rooted in human methods are still used and combined with modern technology.
culture: Roman soldiers received salt as a reward; Egyptians used And now there is tourism where saltworks are an attraction, a
salt for mummification; the Greeks often exchanged slaves for sight to see and interest is aplenty. Some of Croatias exemplary
salt and used it in certain rituals, whilst the Japanese would solanas include
sprinkle salt around the house to drive away evil spirits. Salt be-
came a treasured and highly sought after ingredient, it brought Solana Nin has shared a turbulent history; from Roman emper-
colonial power; it led to wars and was one of the first sources ors who would use salt from Nin at feasts in juxtaposition to the
of trade particularly throughout the Middle Ages where it was Venetians who shut down the Solana as it was competition to
deemed as precious as gold. their rival salt pans. Today, a Roman gate still stands as testimony
to the age of the salt pans and it is positive to note that salt
So what is salt? Why is it so valuable? And how can we use it? production is in full swing these days; 55 hectares is used and
Firstly, salt is a natural mineral made up of white cube-shaped is positioned between five Croatian national parks, indicating
crystals primarily composed of two elements, sodium and the Eco Certified purity and unspoiled natural surroundings of
chloride. It is translucent, colourless, and has a distinctive and the area. The Solana also has a historical Museum and souvenir
characteristic taste. shop where you can buy the highly sought Salt Flower.
The majority of people think of salt as simply a white granular Solana Ston dates back to Roman times, 2000 BCE. Its geo-
food seasoning. In fact, only 6% of all salt manufacturing goes graphical position and fertile fields have always been abundant
into food. It is said that we use salt in more than 14,000 dif- in water and salt, and when under the rule of the Dubrovnik
ferent ways from the making of products as varied as plastic, Republic, its leadership built monumental walls in the 14th and
paper, glass, aluminium, and rubber, to household bleach, soaps, 15th centuries to safeguard the cities of Ston and Mali Ston.
detergents, and dyes. We use salt for medicinal purposes, for This entire area known as the Peljeac peninsula was rebuilt
preserving food, cleaning and polishing, gardening, skin treat- and protected from possible attacks in order to preserve the
ment, personal care, hygiene, and more! maximum value of its salt pans which brought so much wealth
to the Republics economy.
Salt is essential for human life and the body cannot produce
neither sodium nor chloride itself, so we need to add a pinch Solana Pag dates as far back as 999 CE and produces two thirds
of salt into our daily diets. It helps maintain chemical balance in of Croatias total salt production. The shallow waters of the closed
our muscles and nervous system and it is said that 5 to 6 grams Pag Bay brings perfect conditions for salt production, allowing
of salt per day, for an average adult, goes a long way. sea salt to be drained into small clay saltpans that set the land-
scape of the bay today. The Solana has a permanent exhibition
Historically, in terms of salt in Croatia, the oldest known docu- portraying the process of salt production (past and present),
ment comes from the year 542 CE and is linked to the former ancient tools, a salt mill, transport, and film projections.
Brijuni Saltworks. The Pag Saltworks were mentioned in the 9th
century and the year 1018 CE saw the beginning of a long strug- It is clear that nature has blessed the Adriatic Coast with so much
gle between the Croatian town of Zadar, and Venetians who beauty, and these days guided tours are on offer which bring
took much of Dalmatia under their control, and singlehandedly to life the entire process of salt production, the history of each
decided on the fate of Croatian Saltpans. seaside town, the tools and methods used, and the utter im-
portance of maintaining life in such rural areas. Voluntary work is
Foreign rule often meant survival with trade an essential ele- possible where one can get a true feel for life on the salt pans; as
ment. Towns either flourished or perished; the latter due to lack well as museums and galleries, souvenir shops, interactive pres-
of produce causing unemployment, migration, and economic entations, summer camps and more. We recommend you create
instability as is witnessed in this day and age. Put simply, where some memories, with a pinch of salt to help spice up your stay!
NORTH OF ZADAR
Embark on a journey where the two small tourist places of The other attractions that Nin and Zaton boast are their
Nin and Zaton will surely amaze you with their anecdotes long sandy beaches which are perfect for that summer hol-
of history, buildings, artefacts and natural surroundings. iday. The blue sky waters are striking and the accommoda-
Located a mere14 kilometres north of Zadar, these Adriatic tion on offer includes hotels, nicely decorated apartments,
gems have their very own story to tell. holiday villas and small idyllic camps.
A hidden advantage that entices many to this region is the
Nin Curing Mud Peloid which has been used for medical
NIN purposes since the Roman times. Supervised medical per-
The region of Nin has been inhabited for over a staggering sonnel assist visitors and patients with therapy. The curing
three thousand years. It was initially founded by the Illyrians mud effect can be seen through its medical, mechanical
who named the area Aenona. When the Romans gained and chemical effect. The therapy is performed in a cosy
control, the town had flourished as it was an important har- natural environment and it includes bathing and swim-
bour in the Eastern Adriatic Sea - the growth and develop- ming in warm sea water.
ment of import, export and migration attracted merchants As you wander through Nin or Zaton, youll find that noth-
and other settlers to the area. ing much has changed over the years; ancient buildings
The beauty of Nin and neighbouring Zaton is twofold. Visi- built from Dalmatian Stone still stand in their purest form.
tors are immersed in the historical treasures of the tourist What visitors cherish the most are these magnificent his-
places whilst also fulfilling the true holiday experience of torical structures entwined with the natural ambience of
picturesque beaches and breathtaking surroundings. mother-nature that provides the perfect getaway.
The historical town of Nin is situated in the middle of a shal-
low lagoon, whilst the historical part of the town is located NIN TOURIST BOARD
on a small island that has a 500 metre radius. Visitors can QTrg brae Radia 3, Nin, tel. (+385-23) 26 52 47/(+385-
enter the old town via one of two bridges which lead to the 23) 26 42 80, info@nin.hr, www.nin.hr. Open 08:00 -
blissfully preserved historical city gates. The arched gates 20:00. July, August Open 08:00 - 21:00.
are the steppingstone to a sightseeing tour of the city walls
and the many valuable and historical monuments. THE NIN SALT WORKS MUSEUM AND SHOP
Some of the archeological highlights include two original Dating back from the Roman times, this lagoon is filled
and reconstructed old Croatian ships Condura Croatica, with the essential elements that have seen the production
(11th Century) that were found at the entrance to the har- of salt continue according to traditional methods unto
bour, the ruins to the biggest Roman Temple (from the 1st this day. The museum offers displays, exhibits and multi-
century) on this side of the Adriatic, the gothic chapel of media and visitors can walk through the salt fields which
Saint Marcela and the pre-Romanic Church of the Holy are packed with diverse flora and fauna (280 bird species).
Cross (9th century) which is also known to be the smallest QIlirska cesta 7, tel. (+385-23) 26 47 64/(+385-23) 26
cathedral in the world. The gold and silver of the town as 40 21, prodaja@solananin.hr, www.solananin.hr. Open
well as the historical treasures provide for a feast of culture. 08:00 - 20:00. Admission 35 - 65kn. A
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object from early Christian times (built in the 6th century)
NOVIGRAD which was, with various changes, used for cult purposes
Novigrad (literally New Town, somewhat of a misnomer), until the 16th century. In addition to the historical build-
a castle ruin perched on a hill above the town of the same ings and artifacts that encompass the area, visitors who
name, also has had a turbulent history. The Romans, and are looking for somewhere to stay can find something to
before them, the Liburnians, built forts on the same spot. suit everyones taste and budget. Zaton is filled with private
Some of the walls date from Roman times, but Novigrad accommodation spots, well equipped camps and apart-
has been modernized. It has several restaurants and ca- ment hotels. The Zaton Holiday Resort is a famous tourist
fes right on the water, offering nice views of the harbor. village which is located in the bay; it is secluded from the
Located 31 km east of Zadar via route 502, Novigrad has wind and surrounded by beautiful pine forest. This truly is
been the front line in several conflicts. During dynasty wars an ideal place for an unforgettable and peaceful family va-
(1385-1387) in what is now Croatia, two woman of royalty, cation whilst also making most of the numerous sporting
Mary, the wife of Croatian-Hungarian King Sigismund Lux- activities available including tennis, horse riding, cycling
emberg, and her mother, Elizabeth, were murdered there. and adventurous water activities. Beach facilities for the
During the Kandian Wars (1645-1669) it was an important disabled are also in place. The 1.5 km stretch of sandy and
point of Venices defense against the Turks, who occupied
the town during 1646-47. When the Venetians retook the
town the castle was substantially destroyed. During the AGRITOURISM
more recent war of 1991-1995 after the break up of Yugo- ROCA - KUA DALMATINSKOG PRUTA
slavia, the Serbs also held the town for two years. There is Tourism with a very natural touch! Welcome to this
another spectacular view of the modern day town and the farm which is family run and has a primary focus on
sea from the ruins, which are accessible from several trails. breeding pork meat (Yorkshire, Landrasse) The en-
The easiest to find (again, no signs!) starts from the top of tire set-up maintains the true spirit of an old stone
some wide stairs that ascend from the east side of town. village in the Dalmatian hinterland where guests can
Go right at the top of the stairs and then left after about 10 enjoy local products and authentic dishes in their tav-
meters. It takes around 10 - 15 minutes to reach the castle. ern. Best to book but casual passers-by will always be
welcomed.QStankovci, tel. (+385) 091 583 40 43,
ZATON info@kuca-dalmatinskog-prsuta.hr, www.kuca-
dalmatinskog-prsuta.hr/. Open 13:00 - 23:30. (70 -
This small tourist town is a popular holiday destination for 400kn). 6N
many visitors and is located between the two historic cities
of Nin (2 km) and Zadar (13 km). It is the perfect escape for
a family holiday and action packed vacation because of its
great climate, preserved nature, the abundant sports activi-
ties available (horse riding, water sports etc.) and for its rich
cultural and historical heritage. As summer nears, Zaton
springs to life and as history books would have it, remnants
of life and culture also existed in the area as far back as the
Bronze Age, over 4000 years ago. Throughout the Roman
period, Zaton was a port that was owned by Aenona (pre-
sent day Nin) and the town started to gradually develop
towards the end of the 17th century after the Turks had
withdrawn from the area. One of Zatons landmark sym-
bols and a frequent postcard motif is the Saint Nicholas
Church, which is situated on a small little hill in the middle
of a field. It has three circular bases and one rectangular
niche as well as the dome above its center. The church was
built with traces of the Romanic style from the end of the
11th and the beginning of the 12th century. A watchtower
was built on the dome during the Turkish wars. The 16th
century Katelin Tower was built as a defense structure
against potential invaders. The engraved Latin inscription
and coat of arms above the tower indicate that it was built
by Hannibal Cirysagus, in 1593. This is one of three towers
raised by the Venetians to defend Nin from Turkish raids.
The parish church in Zaton is sanctified to the Birth of the
Virgin Mary and was built in 1670, elongated in 1870, and
extended in the shape of the cross in 1969. The remains
of the Church of Saint Andrew is an extremely valuable
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ZATON HOLIDAY RESORT
ASSERIA QDranikova 76t, Zaton-Nin, tel. (+385-23) 28 02 80,
info@zaton.hr, www.zaton.hr.
At Asseria, near Podgrae, 6km east of Benkovac are
the remains of an urban settlement almost a kilome- ZATON TOURIST BOARD
tre long. Asseria was founded long before the Romans QZadarska cesta 39a, Zaton-Nin, tel. (+385-23) 26 54
set foot on these lands. It was a powerful centre of the 61, zaton-zd@inet.hr, www.zaton-zd.hr. Open 07:00 -
Liburnian tribe, whose territories stretched for miles 21:00.
along the eastern Adriatic coast. When the Romans
later occupied these lands, Asseria grew to become a
municipality with a governing council. The town was
SOUTH OF ZADAR
inhabited from the Bronze Age right up until the late South of Zadar and following the coastal road you will find
Roman period - a time span of at least a millennium. yourself in Biograd and municipalities like Pakotane, where
Asserias blossoming as a town took place during the extends several kilometres of coastline under the Vrana lake
1st and 2nd centuries AD, when it was one of the main in its present lively and romantic Riviera.
settlements of the Liburnians. The oldest remains in
Asseria which have been found to date are from the
5th century BC, and show us a town with walls 7m
BIOGRAD NA MORU
high and 3.2m thick, built as part of the military belt The small but lively town of Biograd was once an impor-
protecting the rich cultural life on the coast from bar- tant political centre of the Croatian state and the seat
barian invasion from inland. Built on the proscribed of kings. Croatias crowned heads of the Middle Ages
lines of a Roman city, Asseria had a town square, a were peripatetic - travelling throughout their territories
water system, public baths and a necropolis where between their power bases - often smaller towns, since
cylindrical gravestones known as cipus have been larger cities such as Zadar functioned almost as individual
discovered. The most important Roman monument is states. Biograd was one of these royal towns, as was Nin.
a triumphal arch, one of seven entrances into the city, One of the most important moments in Biograds history
built in 113 AD in honour of Roman Emperor Trajan. was the coronation of Koloman as Croat-Hungarian king in
Annual archaeological digs at Asseria are revealing 1102 - the first time that the states of Croatia and Hungary
more and more fascinating layers of history beneath. were joined under a single crowned head - this time, by
Ceramics from the Greek period that predated the Ro- treaty.
man settlement here have been unearthed, and also You can still see evidence of this proud yesteryear in Bio-
from the age of the Liburnians before them. As youll grads pleasant old centre: an obelisk bearing the date
know if youve visited the Archaeological Museum in 925, the date of the coronation of Tomislav, the first true
Zadar or Nin, such relics of one of the oldest European Croatian king and a figure with almost mythical status. It
civilisations are not only awe-inspiring due to their was he who united Pannonia and Dalmatia into a single
age, but also because of their simple beauty. Visiting Croatian state and built the country into a military power
Asseria is a chance not only to see more of these, but rivalling Venice. The 11th century Basilica of St John was
also to experience the scale of such an old settlement one of the few buildings which escaped after the Vene-
in its entirety. tians attacked Biograd in 1125. There is an early Roman-
The Church of St Martin near Benkovac yielded a few esque Church of St Anthony (13th century), the Church
surprises some years ago, when an old storeroom was of St Rocco (16th century), and the imposing Church
opened up and found to contain more than 2000 of St Anastasia (Sveta Stoija) built in 1761, with a fine
silver pieces from the treasury of King Koloman (or clock tower, a decorative well in front and baroque altars
Kalman) of Hungary, part of the riches he used to fi- inside. Fans of history should visit the Homeland Muse-
nance his quest for the Croatian crown. (His quest was um, which has archaeological, ethnographic and art col-
successful - as part of a treaty, he was crowned King of lections, and presents a fascinating picture of the towns
Croatia in 1102 in Biograd, the first time in history that colourful and turbulent past. Its at Obala kralja Petra
the Kingdoms of Croatia and Hungary were joined). Kreimira IV 20, tel. (+385-23) 38 37 21, www.muzej-
The golden era of Asseria came to an end when Avar biograd.com. Open 07:00 - 15:00, 19:00 - 22:00, Sat 09:00
(and sometimes Slav) tribes swept across the plains - 12:00, 19:00 - 22:00. Closed Sun. Admission 10kn.
of Europe, and the Roman Empire crumbled. The last Biograd is, however, far more than a destination for history
mention of the settlement is from the 11th century. nuts. The old centre is picturesquely laid out on a penin-
sula with a view over Paman Island, which you can reach
by the ferry which leaves from the town quay. Pleasant
pebbled shoreline is perfect for families with children. If seaside promenades are lined with cafes and palms, and
you are craving peace, an idyllic sunset, crystal clear waters are attractively planted with lawns and flowerbeds. To the
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with a lush green backdrop, then Zaton is your answer to east of the centre is a large pine forest, within which you
croatiaiyp
that unforgettable dream getaway. can find the tennis centre. The pebbly Blue Flag Draica
beach is just a ten minute walk from the old town. Voted
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one of Croatias best beaches, its isolated from traffic
but has a car park. You can take part in watersports, and
theres an aquagun and a host of other amenities. The
pinewoods extend further, providing a healthy and scent-
ed environment with a number of campsites, hotels and
apartment complexes. A coast path through them leads
you past more beaches. Some, such as Soline, are shal-
low and partly sandy, so particularly suitable for children.
Be aware that some of the more secluded beaches along
the coastline here are clothing optional, while at Crvena
Luka youll find a proper FKK naturist beach. Crvena Luka
is a deep bay with a holiday village behind.
Apart from the aforementioned tennis centre, Biograd is
well equipped with diving centres, and is a gentle place
to learn to windsurf. Youll also find many opportunities
to try your hand at waterskiing. Another activity we can
recommend is a bike route which takes you from Kume-
nat (a neighbourhood just east of the centre) through Cr-
vena Luka, Pakotane (a nearby resort) and to Lake Vrana
(Vransko jezero). This lake, just south of Biograd, provided
the water supply for Zadar since Roman times, and is a
pristine Nature Park, with a rich stock of birds and aquatic
life. As such, its a mecca for fishing and birdwatching. The
land there is very flat, so its perfect terrain for biking -
its encircled by a 30km bike trail, which gets more hilly
and interesting to the north of the lake. Theres a peaceful
campsite which has a great fish restaurant.
Its a nice break from the hubbub of the coast. Other trips
you can take are a boat to the islet of Saint Katherine,
just a hop away from Biograds shores. Theres an old light-
house there and its great for bathing. Ask your host if they
can arrange for a day trip for you. And a highlight of the
entire Zadar region must surely be the Kornati archipel-
ago lying scattered beyond the island of Paman. Kornati
is one of the most spectacular sights in Croatia, and dare
we say, Europe.
ISLANDS
Dont make the mistake of missing some of these great
places in Zadars surrounding areas. Many of them are
somewhat neglected by guide books, and therefore all
the more delightful to discover.
I
This is one for those of you with jangled nerves - a green, low-
lying island with only two picturesque villages: Veli and Mali
I. Veli Is Hotel Korinjak serves only vegetarian food, and offers
personal development programs including yoga and massage.
In the town, you can visit a shop and gallery displaying ter-
racotta pots that have been made here in the same way since
Neolithic times. Islanders used to take it to Zadar market every
day, and it was traded along the whole Dalmatian coastline.
The streets are too narrow for cars, but luckily the locals are
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renowned for being a jolly and friendly lot, and will come
to your aid with trolleys for your luggage. The towns festival BIKING
takes place over 3 days in August, and showcases a local odd- Zadars surroundings are ideal for a spot of hiking and
ity, water basketball. Mali I has lovely beaches. The islanders biking even in high summer. The Ravni Kotari plains in
live from fishing, olives, making great wine and a special rakija the hinterland offer gentle terrain for a spot of touring.
made with Japanese herbs that they say is good for the heart. One of the oldest cycling route is between Zadar and
If youre really nice to them, they might take you to the islet Benkovac, where you can experience local hospitality
of Rutnjak, great for swimming, fishing and diving. If not, you in the surrounding villages and visit the ancient ruins
can always swim there. of Asseria. The Nature Park and lake Vransko Jezero of-
fer gentle terrain, though some routes pass canyons
ZADAR TOURIST BOARD OFFICE and higher spots where you can enjoy great views. The
QVeli I, tel. (+385-23) 27 70 21. Open 08:00 - 14:00, Sat, islands of Ugljan and Paman have a particularly well-
Sun 08:00 - 13:00. developed tradition of active tourism, and a number
of routes cater both for those wanting a gentle sight-
IST & MOLAT seeing tour allowing you to see some of the islands
finest churches and monasteries, and for thrill-seekers
Molat is a relative giant of the Zadar archipelago, having 3 - demanding more challenging terrain. Pag island is ex-
count em! - attractive little hamlets. OK, we got a bit carried cellent for intermediate cyclists, as its not too moun-
away - they are very, very small. With only one ferry a day, tainous and theres plenty to see and do. The best kicks
Molat really is far from the madding crowd. There are only and the most spectacular scenery are to be found in
a handful of restaurants and shops on the island. Molat is the Paklenica National Park. For more info call into the
covered by low-lying shrubs feeding a few goats and sheep. Zadar County Tourist Office, Sv. Leopolda B. Mandia
Its great to spend the day exploring the pretty coastline by 1, Zadar tel. (+385-23) 31 53 16, www.zadar.hr.
boat. Some of the best beaches are around Brgulje, where
the ferry docks. Neighbouring Ist is tiny, measuring under
10km2. It has sandy beaches, vineyards and olive groves, and
is good for sailing, fishing and total relaxation, absolutely un-
commercialised. www.inyourpocket.com
phere. The nightlife there is relaxed with great live music, UGLJAN
including jazz (of course), and a disco. Caf Mik, by the That tower you see on the pinnacle on the island opposite when
church, plays jazz (sometimes live sessions in the eve- you look from Zadar is St Michaels Church, an easy hike from the
nings), and has a large space for art displays inside. Walk village of Preko on the island of Ugljan. The islands name comes
to the lovely gravelly beaches with agaves accompany- from the Croatian word ulje, meaning oil - olive oil production
ing your way, learn to windsurf, rent a boat or (if youre used to be one of the main activities here. The gentle slopes
energetic enough) have a game of tennis, basketball or facing Zadar are fertile, and theres a pleasant agricultural feel
volleyball. Although only 15km2, Silba has 6 lovely small away from the coastal settlements - youll see ladies walking
churches, some of them dating back to the 17th century. along the road carrying the days harvest.
Sadly, they are not in a great state of repar. The island has Kukljica is the main tourist development on Ugljan, and is a
an unusual monument - a 30m high tower (known as the great starting point for hiking and biking, a great way to see
Toreta) built by one of the islands sea captains so that the numerous historical sites on the island. There are a number
his wife could look out to sea and know when he would of routes outlined by the Tourist Board - call into their office
return (and know when to get his dinner ready?). Some or check out the website below. A 15 minute walk takes you
people are a bit less cynical than us and see it as a symbol to the other side of the island where you come to excellent
of love. beaches at Sabua and Jelenica, some of which are sandy.
Olib and Premuda are rather more sleepy. Like most The nearby cove of Kostanj also has a lovely shallow beach
Dalmatian islands, sandy Olib has no water sources, but and the 13th century Romanesque Church of St Jerome (Sv.
unusually it has an undersea pipeline bringing Velebits Jerolim) is nearby. Close to Kukljica is the Zelena Punta (Green
renowned pure water to the island. It also has many Cape) peninsula, a tourist settlement where youll find a fantastic
pheasants and rabbits, which people run after with pop beach formed of a promenade with deep shade from pine trees,
guns. Some say Olibs cheese is better than the more fa- super-clean water and shingle and sand in the water. The islet
mous one made on Pag, and the local wine and olive oil of Oljak is also popular for bathing - two Jadrolinija ferries call
are also great stuff. Olib has a lovely little fort, the remains here per day, taking you to Zadar or Preko. On August 5, Kukljica
of a monastery, and five churches including the Church celebrates the festival of Our Lady of the Snows - appar-
of the Assumption of Mary, where you can see a docu- ently it snowed once here in August - and everybody complains
ment written in the Glagolitic script - the alphabet in about how bad the weather is these days! A convoy of fishing
which Croatian was first written. boats travels ceremoniously to a nearby church. The port of Kali
Premuda is a superb place for diving enthusiasts - it also celebrates this occasion - the townspeople are famous for
has an underwater cavern known as The Cathedral to being great fishermen, and oddly enough, 90 percent of them
explore, and the wreckage of a ship, the St Istvan. Apart went to Panama and still can be seen fishing there to this day.
from that, expect nothing other than true, idyllic island
life: stone houses, oleanders and bougainvilleas, olives KUKLJICA TOURIST BOARD
and figs and clean, clean shingle beaches. The perfect QKukljica ulica II 87, tel. (+385-23) 37 32 76, info@kukljica.
getaway. hr, www.kukljica.hr. Open 08:00 - 21:00.
ADRENALIN SPORTS
These are packages which offer activities for adults (18+)
with an element of thrill and danger (scuba diving, rock
climbing, wind surfing,)
BORA TOURS
In the mountains just east of Zadar is the beautiful green-
blue river Zrmanja, with rushing torrents, small waterfalls
and canyons making for a spectacular, exciting and refresh-
ing ride. They also organise rafting, kayaking and canoeing
expeditions.QF4, Majstora Radovana 7, tel. (+385-23)
33 77 60, info@boratours.hr, www.boratours.hr. Open
08:00 - 20:00, Sun 15:00 - 19:00. Closed Sat. N
IZAZOV TOURS
Bungee jumping - heart pumping, thrill seeking jumps that
make for life-long memories. The lads on the Maslenica
Bridge are waiting for you; its like Point Break on altitude. Photo by Vinja Arambai
QMaslenica Bridge, tel. (+385) 098 53 22 53, info@
izazov-tours.hr, www.izazov-tours.hr. Open by prior ar EXCURSIONS
rangement. July - August 31 Open 14:00 - 20:00. These agencies offer one-day trips and longer trips to suit
your needs (Kornati excursion, Plitvice)
SURFMANIA CENTRE
Want a taste of adrenaline? Then head to the drijac AQUARIUS
Beach, next to Nin. There youll find a school for kitesurf- Plitvice, Krka, Kornati trips.QD2, Nova vrata bb, tel.
ing and windsurfing, and you can even rent these along (+385-23) 21 29 19, juresko@zd.t-com.hr, www.
stand up paddle boards. Drop in and be prepared to be aquariuszadar.com. Open 07:30 - 22:00. July, August
bloooooown away!Qdrijac Beach, Nin, tel. (+385-) 098 Open 07:30 - 24:00. A
912 98 18, info@surfmania.hr, www.surfmania.hr. Open
12:00 - 18:00, depending on weather conditions. TERRA SAILING TRIPS
Adventure enthusiasts can pick and choose from the
amount of available packages on offer.QG3, Matije
DIVING Gupca 2a, tel. (+385-23) 33 72 94, info@sailingcroatia.
ALBAMARIS hr, www.sailingcroatia.hr. Open 08:00 - 21:00.
QIvane B. Maurani 4, Biograd, tel. (+385-23) 38 54
35/(+385-) 098 193 53 30, info@albamaris.hr, www. VAL TOURS
albamaris.hr. Open 08:00 - 20:00. N Excursions, tours, transfers, active holidays, accommoda-
tions...QTrg hrvatskih velikana 1, Biograd, tel. (+385-23)
SCUBA ADRIATIC 38 64 79, info@val-tours.hr, www.val-tours.hr. Open
QM3, Zaton Holiday Resort, Zaton-Nin, tel. (+385-) 098 08:00 - 22:00.
68 69 99/(+385-) 098 27 38 31, info@scubaadriatic.com,
www.scubaadriatic.com. Open 10:00 - 18:00. N CEROVAC CAVES (CEROVAKE PILJE, VELEBIT
NATURE PARK)
ZADAR SUB Declared as a geo-morphological natural monument, the
QN2, Dubrovaka 38, tel. (+385-23) 21 48 48/(+385-) Cerovac Caves are one of the most famous caves in Croatia.
099 530 04 78, zadarsub@zadarsub.hr, www.zadarsub. The entire complex consists of three caves (Upper, Lower
hr. Open 08:00 - 20:00. N and Central) which run approx. 7km in length. Also, they
are one of the largest cave bear findings in Croatia which
ZLATNA LUKA explains the given names such as the Bear Trench and Bear
QMarina Dalmacija, Bibinje - Sukoan, tel. (+385-) 091 Hall.Qtel. (+385-) 099 814 47 24, velebit@pp-velebit.hr,
252 80 21, info@diving-zlatnaluka.net, www.diving- www.pp-velebit.hr. Guided visits and prices depend
zlatnaluka.net. Open 10:00 - 18:00. N on the time of year, so please visit www.pp-velebit.hr.
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Leisure
PAKLENICA NATIONAL PARK SOLARIS AQUAPARK
The Paklenica National Park is an excellent choice for Lots of fun for every family member; pools, slides and
climbers. Stunning karst landscapes, rich flora and fau- crazy rides!QHoteli Solaris 86, ibenik, www.solaris.hr.
na and innumerable torrents combine to create a little Open 09:00 - 20:00.
piece of heaven. Add to that some challenging climbs on
smooth rock and days bathed in brilliant sunshine over- VELEBIT PHOTO SAFARI
looking the sea, and youre sold (or at least we are). There Adventure on four wheels with this jeep trip through the
is a 40km mountaineering trail, which takes about 2 days Velebit Mountains and the canyon of the Zrmanja River.
to travel. See peaks over 1600m high, steep-sided can- Its an all day trip which lasts for 8 hours with plenty of
yons, creeks with pools and waterfalls and water so clean stop offs for photos and taking in the serene beauty of the
you can drink it - it tastes great. Famous peak Ania Kuk surroundings. Food and drinks are included in the pack-
has a challenging smooth 400m high cliff which attracts age but you need to book exclusively via telephone.Qtel.
the greatest number of climbers. (+385) 098 27 28 78, rajna-paklenica@inet.hr, www.
One of the most beautiful mountain refuges is Vlaki hotel-rajna.com/velebit.html.
Grad at 1260m. There are a great number of routes for
hikers, climbers and mountain bikers. The Paklenica Na-
tional Park authorities can provide you with full lists. Also BEACHES
check out www.summitpost.org for excellent pictures, If youre in the heart of Zadar and dying for a swim, you
information and advice.QDr. Franje Tumana 14a, can head to the Riva, the promenade on the south side
Starigrad - Paklenica, tel. (+385-23) 36 92 02/(+385-23) of the Old Town, its perfectly clean for swimming. The tra-
36 91 55, np-paklenica@paklenica.hr, www.paklenica. ditional town beach is, however, at Kolovare, east of the
hr. Open 06:30 - 20:30. 30 - 150kn. Old Town. Although the water is clean, unfortunately the
pebble beach is not as attractive as it could be if someone
would only pick up the pieces of brick and assorted rubble
FAMILY FUN that have somehow found their way there. Kolovare beach
Organised activities for both kids and adults, day trips to does have good facilities including cafes and restaurants,
devour, and safe sporting activities (i.e. horse riding, kay- and is a good place to hang out, day or night. There are
aking) more secluded bathing spots all the way to the headland
in the east.
ADVENTURE PARK ZADAR
Adventure and fun for everyone with paintball, zipline Borik is a very popular place to bathe, and this year will
and kids playground.QKoinska cesta 108, Koino, be much improved after extensive investment. Its good
tel. (+385-) 098 85 44 31, danijel@adventure.hr, www. for kids, as the bay is shallow with a sandy bottom, while
adventure-park.hr. Open 09:00 - 21:00. N the beach has had new shingle added this spring. The new
aqua park is sure to be a big hit with kids. There are plenty
KONJIKI CENTAR LIBERTAS of places for refreshments, watersports, beach games as
Located within the Zaton Resort, trail riding is offered well as toilets, showers and changing cubicles. The further
which is customised to the varying degrees of knowl- west you walk from Borik, the quieter it gets. Diklo still has
edge and skills of participants. The littlies are never plenty of bars and restaurants, while Koino is a refined
forgotten with pony rides available too. Take the amaz- area of villas.
ing Zaton beach tour on horseback. Do note, for those
who are not staying at the resort but wish to go horse- If you have wheels, north of Zadar you choose either the
riding, you will need to pay a 150kn entry fee to enter crystal, pine-fringed waters at Petrane, or sandy bays at
the resort itself and when you get to the Libertas Horse Zaton, Nin and Privlaka. Zaton is particularly good for
Centre, you will receive a refund voucher where you will active types and families with children, as the holiday set-
get your money back at the resort entry.QZaton Holi tlement has tons of sports and games going on, the beach
day Resort, Zaton-Nin, tel. (+385-) 098 47 22 27, info@ is huge and the water is shallow. For those interested in cul-
horse-center-libertas.hr, www.horse-center-libertas. ture, Nin is one of Croatias most ancient settlements and
hr. Open 07:00 - 13:00, 17:00 - 22:00. there are curative mud baths nearby. But definitely the best
bathing awaits you on the islands. Closest is the island of
KONJIKI KLUB MAXIMUS Oljak. One ferry a day stops there on the way to Preko on
There is no horsing around here; its all first class recre- Ugljan (at 11:00) and picks you up at 18:00. But the further
ational riding. Novices are welcomed as they offer rid- you venture, the better it gets. All the islands we feature in
ing school training, trail riding, hiking on horseback, Zadar Surroundings have their own little pieces of heaven.
and riding for children at Bili Brig. Saddle up and giddy Hire a boat, and pick yours! And once you get to the quieter
up!QN1, Ante Rudana 63, Bili Brig, tel. (+385-) 095 islands, of course, you can find secluded places where you
522 25 12. Open by prior arrangement. can happily sun yourself au naturel, undisturbed.
Guliver Archives
BIBICH
A wine warehouse with a good selection of gourmet
products and gifts.QC3, Kraljskog Dalmatina 7, tel.
(+385-23) 25 02 46, alen.bibic@zd.htnet.hr. Open 09:00
- 21:00. July, August Open 09:00 - 23:00. A
CROLICIOUS
A goodie foodie gastro store with Croatian and local prod-
ucts particularly from Dalmatia. Delicacies also include
fine wines, homemade cosmetics and much more, all of
which make for a good and tasty souvenir.QC3, Vladi
mira Papafave 1, tel. (+385-) 091 358 17 71. Open 09:00
- 21:00. July - August 31 Open 08:00 - 23:00. A
DELIKATESE LUKIN
Archaeological Museum Archives
Established in 1919 and four generations later the tradition
continues! This family prides itself on the typical Dalma-
tian delicacies they have mastered including various types
MADE IN CROATIA of homemade sausages, prosciutto, pancetta and other
BOROVO meat products. Smokn meat is their treat!QC2, Pod be
Croatias largest shoe producer which manufactures and ex- demom 1, tel. (+385-23) 25 15 93. Open 07:00 - 13:00,
ports new collections as well as redesigned classics such as Sun 07:00 - 11:00. JA
the already popular Startas which happens to be celebrating
its 40th anniversary. There is Boromina, Borosana, My Balleri- GLIGORA
nas and more, so its best to hop into a store for a truly 100% Gligora is a specialised cheese factory on the island of Pag.
authentic Croatian souvenir or giftQC3, iroka ulica bb, It produces one of Croatias finest and most recognised
tel. (+385-23) 25 13 37, www.borovo.hr. Open 08:00 - 20:00, cheese.Also at Hrvoja V. Hrvatinia 5 (City Market) tel.
Sat 08:00 - 13:00. Closed Sun. 70 07 30, Open Mon - Sat 07:00 - 20:00, Sun 07:00 - 14:00.
QN5, Murvika 1 (City Galleria), tel. (+385-23) 31 33
GALEB 96, info@gligora.com, www.gligora.com. Open 07:00 -
Feel like shopping! Then keep an eye out for this Croatian 14:00, Mon, Sat 07:00 - 13:00. Closed Sun. A
manufacturer of quality clothing products traditionally known
for conventional and classical underwear. Today, the company MARASKA
also has a clothing line aimed at a younger audience following Purveyors of alcoholic and non-alcoholic renditions of the
the latest trends in design. Another range is geared towards Maraschino cherry; plus a selection of other potions to
the Hajduk Split Football Club, with clothing merchandise also soften your vocal chords and your general view of human-
available.QC3, Borelli 1, tel. (+385-23) 31 69 57, galeb@galeb. ity. Other groceries available too.QB3, Mate Karamana 3,
hr, www.galeb.hr. Open 08:00 - 21:00. Closed Sun. A tel. (+385-) 099 755 91 61, www.maraska.hr. Open 08:00
- 20:00, Sat 08:00 - 15:00. Closed Sun.
GULIVER
High quality accessories from another Croatian manufacturer OLVIN
of shoes and handbags, as well as belts, scarves, wallets and A company producing its own high-quality olive oil, also
more! With 30 years under their belt, their products are not selling wines and juices.QN5, Ljudevita Posavskog 35.
only trendy in keeping up with the times but valued.QC3, Open 07:00 - 14:30, Sat 07:30 - 13:00. Closed Sun. N
iroka ulica 10, tel. (+385-23) 24 04 45, webshop@guliver.
hr, www.guliver.hr. Open 09:00 - 21:00. PUNTICA
Authentic prosciutto, bacon and other traditional meat prod-
ucts that are produced and sold from their very own produc-
DELICATESSEN SHOP tion facility. In addition, they also offer cheese, wine, olive oil,
ATROX VINA salted anchovies, and other delicacies from local producers.
A well-stocked store with imported and Croatian wines from Its a Dalmatian sensation!QL4, J.J.Strossmayera 15, tel.
all regions, as well as sparkling wines and champagnes! The (+385-) 091 413 72 14, slavko.coza@zd.t-com.hr, www.
company occasionally organises the promotion of local wines dalmatinski-prsut.com. Open 08:00 - 12:00, 17:00 - 20:00,
in collaboration with local hotels or restaurants. So deep think- Sat 08:00 - 13:00. Closed Sun. A
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Papafave K-6/A,B-3
K-6/A,B-3
iroka ulica
iroka ulica K,L-6/B,C-3
K,L-6/B,C-3 Votarnica
Votarnica L-4L-4
pire Brusine
pire Brusine L-6/D-3
L-6/D-3 Vrata sv.sv.
Vrata Krovana
Krovana K-5K-5
Tanzlingera
TanzlingeraZanottija
Zanottija K-6/B-3
K-6/B-3 Vrata sv.sv.
Vrata Roka
Roka K-5K-5
TrgTrg
opatice ike
opatice ike B-3B-3 Zadarskog
Zadarskog mira
mira K-6K-6
TrgTrg
petpet
bunara
bunara L-6/D-3
L-6/D-3 Zlatarska
Zlatarska L-5/C-2
L-5/C-2
TrgTrg
Petra Zorania
Petra Zorania L-6/D-3
L-6/D-3 Zore dalmatinske
Zore dalmatinske L-6/C-3
L-6/C-3
TrgTrg
sv.sv.
Frane
Frane K-6/A-3
K-6/A-3 Zrinsko-Frankopanska
Zrinsko-Frankopanska M-5M-5
TrgTrg
sv.sv. Krevana
Krevana K-5/B,C-2
K-5/B,C-2
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