34 Zadar Info BIOGRAD NA MORU This town was once a royal city and is now a renowned seaside and nautical resort on Croatia's Adriatic Riviera. With its crystal-clear waters and several national parks nearby, it has something for everyone. The wooded islets in the Pasman Channel will delight those seeking peace and quiet, while water sports enthusiasts will be delighted by the two marinas with a number of piers. Distance from the airport: 26 km. PETRCANE This very popular seaside resort is located 12 kilometres from Zadar, along the canal at the entrance to the Bay of Petrcane. To the south-east of the village, you will find the ruins of the former church of St. Bartholomew that dates back to the 12th and 13th centuries. Its huge bell tower has been well preserved and was later used as a residence. Remains of wall paintings can also still be seen. Distance from the airport: 23 km. ZADAR Zadar is the capital of the region of the same name in northern Dalmatia. The Church of St. Donatus, the symbol of the city, features typical Croatian architecture from the early Middle Ages. On the seafront promenade, you’ll find the Zadar Sea Organ, which is an unusual attraction to say the least. This unique instrument, created in 2005 by architect Nikola Basic, produces sounds according to the rhythm of the waves. It’s an atmospheric, meditative place that is not to be missed, especially at sunset. Distance from the airport: 12 km. VODICE Vodice is one of the most popular seaside resorts in Dalmatia. The beautiful, gently sloping pebble beach and the many restaurants, bars and cafes along the promenade are particularly appreciated by families. But the city is a delight for all, with its charming old town, little streets, sports and leisure offering and lively nightlife. Distance from the airport: 60 km. NIN Nin is the oldest royal town in Croatia and is located on an islet in a deep blue lagoon. For centuries, it was an important religious and economic centre thanks to its port. The town's medieval centre is a reminder of its eventful history, and is home to some incredible ruins, such as the Church of the Holy Cross, reputed to be the smallest church in the world, and the ruins of a monumental Roman temple. Today, Nin's cultural attractions still pull in many visitors, but so do its beautiful beaches surrounded by clear, shallow water. This seawater, which is rich in beneficial properties, has also made Nin a popular spa resort since the Roman times. Distance from airport: 26 km.
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