Zadar is a lively port city on the Dalmatian coast of the Adriatic Sea. This oldest, continuously-inhabited city of Croatia boasts of a rich heritage of ancient, Roman and medieval architecture. An old city wall guards the Old Town, which is home to several Roman and Venetian ruins, old churches and medieval convents. The Church of St. Donatus, the grand Cathedral of St. Anastasia with its imposing bell tower, and the genteel St. Mary’s Convent with its treasure of religious art are definitely worth a visit. The quirkiest attractions of Zadar, however, are its modern architectural wonders of the Sea Organ and the Sun Salutation. While the former is an architectural instrument, the other is a seaside monument that lights up at night. For many travelers, Zadar also acts as a junction town that connects the mainland to the surrounding islands off the Dalmatian coast by ferry boats.
Places: Zagreb (2 days) → Plitvice Lakes (1) → Rovinj (3) → Ljubljana (3)
Tour Highlights: Gornji Grad, Castles , Museums & Exhibitions, Nature, Lakes & Waterfalls, Plitvice Lakes National Park...
Ideal For: Adventure & Outdoors Heritage & Culture Wine & Food
Places: Zagreb (1 day) → Rovinj (2) → Zadar (2) → Split (3) → Dubrovnik (3)
Tour Highlights: Gornji Grad, Castles , Museums & Exhibitions, Port Town , Snorkeling & Scuba Diving ...
Ideal For: Heritage & Culture Wine & Food
Places: Zagreb (1 day) → Rovinj (2) → Split (3) → Hvar (2) → Korcula (1) → Dubrovnik (3)
Tour Highlights: Gornji Grad, Castles , Museums & Exhibitions, Port Town , Snorkeling & Scuba Diving ...
Ideal For: Beaches Heritage & Culture Nature & Landscapes Wine & Food
Style: Boutique
Almayer Art & Heritage Hotel is charming boutique hotel located in the heart of Zadar, adjacent to city landmarks such as the Roman Forum and Coastal Boardwalk and famous installations such as the Sea Organ.
Style: Resort
Falkensteiner Hotel & Spa Ladera is a 5-star spa hotel located right on the Punta Skala peninsula, surrounded by the beautiful Adriatic Sea.
