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Restaurants, Ausflugsziele, Aktivitäten, Freizeitangebote Empfohlene Restaurants/ Recommended restaurants Maslenica Konoba Biser Kroatische Spezialitäten/croatian food Ul. Gojka Šuška 44, 23243, Jasenice, Tel: +385 23 299 091 Öffnungszeiten/working hours: Montag-Sonntag /Monday –Sunday : 08:00—22: 00 Caffe Bar Skroco Steinofenpizza/stone oven pizza Ul. Gojka Šuška 127, 23243, Jasenice Öffnungszeiten/working hours: Montag-Sonntag /Monday –Sunday : 07:00—24: 00 Vinjerac Konoba Pece Fischlokal; restaurant for fish 23247, Vinjerac Tel: +385 98 331 403 Öffnungszeiten/working hours: Montag-Sonntag /Monday –Sunday : 16:00—24: 00 Zadar Bruschetta italienisch Restaurant/italian restuarant Mihovila Pavlinovića 12, 23000 Zadar Tel: +385 23 312 915 Öffnungszeiten/working hours: Montag-Sonntag /Monday –Sunday : 11:00—24: 00 Empfohlene Restaurants/ Recommended restaurants Zadar FOSA Fischlokal/restaurat for fish Kralja Dmitra Zvonimira 2; 23000 Zadar Tel: +385 23 314 421 Öffnungszeiten/working hours: Montag-Sonntag /Monday –Sunday : 12:00—01: 00 Web: www.fosa.hr Harbor Cock House Steakokal; restaurant for steaks Obala kneza Branimira 6A, 23000, Zadar, Tel: +385 23 301 520 Öffnungszeiten/working hours: Montag-Sonntag /Monday –Sunday : 07:00—02: 00 Web: www.harbor.hr Maslenica Dorf Maslenica (Winnetou Drehort) liegt unter dem Velebit-Gebirgszug am Novogradi- schen Meer in der Nähe von Zadar. Gegenüber von Maslenica befindet sich die Ortschaft Novigrad und östlich die norddalmatinische Insel Pag. Südöstlich Richtung Obrovac mündet der Fluss Zrmanja. Dieser Süßwasserfluss führt bis in die Ortschaft Obrovac Maslenica hat viele Ferienhäuser und schöne Strände. Gute Hausmannskost (Käse, Räu- cherschinken) sowie Fische und Muscheln werden in den Restaurants aus dem novigradi- schen Meer angeboten. Ausgangspunkt für Ausflüge sind Bungie Jumping auf der roten Maslenica Brücke für alle Abenteuerfreunde Zrmanja Fluss auf den Spuren Winnetous FreiZeitangebot/Leisure Activities Velebit Foto Safari Tour Tel: +00385(0)98 662 385 E-Mail: to.palma.obrovac@ gmail.com Uhrzeit/time: 9:20 Ort/meeting point: täglich bei dem Parkplatz der Malslenica Brücke bei der Kreuzung/every day at the parking place at the maslenica bridge Information: www.zadarexcursions.com ODER /OR Riva Rafting center Tel: +385 (0) 23 689 920 E-Mail [email protected] WEB: www.riva-rafting-centar.hr Ort/meeting point: Obala Hr. Čas. Senada Župana 7a 23450, Obrovac Öffnungszeiten/working hours: 9:00-22:00 Exkursion mit dem Boot Helena/Excursion with the boat Helena Tel: +00385(0)99 574 7434 E-Mail: [email protected] Uhrzeit/time: 9:00 Ort/meeting point: täglich Hafen Maslenica/daily at the harbour of maslenica Vermietung von Motorbooten/ Rental of motor boats Tel: +00385(0)99 574 7434 E-Mail: [email protected] Ort/meeting point: direkt am Hafen von Maslenica/direct at the harbour of Maslenica FreiZeitangebot/Leisure Activities RENT A BIKE MASLENICA Water sports Maslenica Tel: +00385(0)99255 1388 Mail [email protected] Ort/meeting point: Fahrradverleih direkt in Maslenica auf der Hauptstraße beim TOMMY Markt at the main road og Maslenica near the Tommy market Fahrradstrecken/ bike tracks: Aus der Beilage zu entnehmen/ to be taken form the file : Zadar Bike Magic oder www.zadarbikemagic.com Vermietung von Jet-Ski/ Rental of jet-ski Water sports Maslenica Tel: +00385 99 771 4068 +00385 99 255 1388 E-Mail: [email protected] Öffnungszeiten/opening hours: 10:00 –19: 30 Ort/meeting point: bei der Kaffee Bar Skroco/ at the coffee bar Skroco Bungee jumping Maslenica Brücke IZAZOV - TOURS Tel: +00385 98532253 E-Mail [email protected] WEB: www.izazov-tours.hr Öffnungszeiten/opening hours : 14:00 bis 20:00 Ort/meeting point: bei der Maslenica Brücke / at the Maslenica bridge FreiZeitangebot/Leisure Activities National-Park Paklenica Tel: +03385 (0) 23364 155; (0) 23364 202 +03385 (0) 2335980 (Eingang Velika Paklenica) E-Mail: [email protected] WEB: www.np-paklenica.hr Wegen seiner einheitlichen natürlichen Gegebenheiten, der außerordentlichen geomorphologischen Formen und der herrlichen Wälder wurde das Gebiet von Velika und Mala Paklenica schon im Jahr 1949 zum Nationalpark erklärt. Der Hauptgrund für die Erklärung dieses Gebiets zum Nationalpark war der Schutz des meist erhaltenen und größten Waldkomplexes auf dem Gebiet von Dalmatien, welcher vom Raubbau gedroht war. Der Nationalpark erstreckt sich auf der Fläche von 95 km Empfehlenswert: Höhle von Monita PEC; Schluchten von Velika und Mala Paklenica; der Gipfel von Vaganski vrh (1757 m ü. M.) Due to its unique natural features, magnificent forests and extraordinary geomorphologic structures, the area of Velika and Mala Paklenica was proclaimed a national park in 1949. The main reason for proclaiming this area a national park was the protection of the largest and best-preserved forest com- plex in the territory of Dalmatia, which was threatened by overexploitation. The Paklenica National Park on the area of 95 km2. Recommendable: cave Monita PEC; canyon velika und mala Paklenica; summit of Vaganski vrh (1757 m ) FreiZeitangebot/Leisure Activities Rafting Zrmanja Fluss Zrmanja river tours Tel: +385 (0) 923608387 E-Mail: [email protected] WEB: www.f-zrmanja.com Ort/meeting point: Kaštel Žegarski Riva Rafting center Tel: +385 (0) 23 689 920 E-Mail [email protected] WEB: www.riva-rafting-centar.hr Ort/meeting point: Kaštel Žegarski Uhrzeit/time : 9:00 Der Fluss Zrmanja beginnt seine 69 Kilometer lange Reise im südlichen Teil des Berges Plješevica. Auf der Reise ins Meer von Novigrad, in das er mündet, fließt er durch enge und 200 Meter tiefe Schluchten. Der Fluss ist mit seinen vielen Wasserfällen und Stromschnellen ideal für Wildwasser- Sportarten. Unter Raftingliebhabern ist Zrmanja auch bekannt als Schönheit und Biest zugleich. Wenn der Wasserstand hoch ist, ist es der beste Fluss zum Raften. Andererseits ist der Fluss mit seinem Nebenarm im Sommer sehr geruhsam und ruhig. Langsam können die Besucher dann durch die bezaubernde Landschaft treiben. Zrmanja starts its 69 kilometers long journey in the southern part of mountain Plješevica. On its way to Novigrad's sea, in which it floats into, it goes through arable narrow valleys and magnificent 200 meters deep canyon. It is typical karstic river – it has numerous waterfalls, cascades and ra- pids, which make it perfect for white water sports. Rafting lovers have named it beauty and the beast, because when the water level is high, it offers one of the best rafting experiences in this part of Europe. On the other side, Zrmanja is, with its tributary Krupa, one of the most beautiful rivers in Europe. During the summer time, it's quiet, peaceful and it carries you lightly through breathtaking landscapes. FreiZeitangebot/Leisure Activities Horse-back-riding Riva Rafting center Mićanovi Dvori Kruševo, Drage 7a 23450 Obrovac Tel: +385 (0) 23 689 920 E-Mail [email protected] WEB: www.riva-rafting-centar.hr Kayak Safari tour Riva Rafting center Obala Hr. Čas. Senada Župana 7a 23450, Obrovac Tel: +385 (0) 23 689 920 E-Mail [email protected] WEB: www.riva-rafting-centar.hr Öffnungszeiten/working hours: 9:00-22:00 Water sports Maslenica Tel: +00385 99 771 4068 +00385 99 255 1388 E-Mail: [email protected] Öffnungszeiten/opening hours: 10:00 –19: 30 Ort/meeting point: bei der Kaffee Bar Skroco/ at the coffee bar Skroco FreiZeitangebot/Leisure Activities Buggy Touren Buggy safari tour ul Hrvatskog Sabora bb 23000 Zadar Tel: +385 91 112 2100 E-Mail: [email protected] WEB: www.buggy.hr Öffnungszeiten/working hours: 8:00-20:00 Buggy Croatia Ulica Hrvatskog Sabora 2300 Zadar Tel: +0385 (0) 9111 22 100 E-Mail: [email protected] WEB: www.buggy-croatia.com FreiZeitangebot/Leisure Activities Sightseeing Zadar ist auf einer schmalen Landzunge am Adriatischen Meer gelegen und wird vom Festland durch einen Wassergraben getrennt. Zadar war bis 1873 eine Festung. Die Stadt hat einen großen Hafen, mit vier großen Toren und besteht aus vier Stadtteilen. Der überwiegende Teil der Altstadt von Zadar, ist im venezianischen Baustil erbaut. Zadar gained its urban structure in Roman times; during the time of Julius Caesar and Emperor Au- gustus. The town was fortified and the city walls with towers and gates were built. On the western side of the town is the forum, the basilica and the temple. Inside the ancient town are a lot of church- es and monasteries. Web: https: www.zadar.travel.hr Meeresorgel- Sea Organ Kalegra Haupteinkaufsstraße Main Shopping Road Stadtpromenade - city promenade Forum Sonstiges Taxi Taxi Lulic Tel: +385 23 494 494 WEB: www.lulic.hr Taxi Zadar. EU Tel.: +385 91 472 8801 Taxi Denis Tel.: +385 91 262 262 1/ +385 98 42 40 71 Autovermietung/rent a car AVIS ZADAR Zračna luka Zadar Zemunik Donji HR - 23 000 Zadar Mobitel: 00385 (0)95 237 7190 www.avis.com Open: 07:00 – 23:00 (every day) HERTZ RENT-A-CAR Zadar Airport Tel: +385 (0)23 348 400 Fax: +385 (0)1 488 3077 GSM: +385 (0)91 41 555 42 E-mail: [email protected] www.hertz.hr Open: 08.00-21.00 (every day) SIXT RENT-A-CAR Zadar Airport Office & Office na adresi Ivana Mažuranića 18, HR-23000 Zadar GSM: +385 (0)91 619 9984 Fax: +385 (0)1 6604 194 E-Mail: [email protected] www.sixt.hr Open: 08.00-12.00,18.00-20.00 Mon-Fri 8:00-12.00 Sat From May 01st: 08.00-20.00 (every day) 08.00-12.00 (Sunday) Sonstiges Waschsalon/laundry Waschsalon LANCUN (gegenüber Einkaufszentrum Supernova) Akcije Maslenica 2 2300 Zadar Tel: + 385 91 3040 125 Mob: 091 30 40 125 Öffnungszeiten: Montag-Samstag/Monday-Sunday 8:00—20:00 Waschsalon Lotus Ul. Dr. Franje Tudmana 17 23000 Zadar Tel: +385 91 152 4693 Öffnungszeiten: Montag-Sonntag/Monday-Sunday 8:00-22:00 Wechselstube/exchange office Geldautomat (keine guten Wechselkurse) OTP banka Ul.
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