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I N APARTMENTS Experience a dream holiday in APARTMENTS IN DALMATIA Experience northern Dalmatia DREAM HOLIDAY IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM See the setting sun paint the most magnicent display of colours. Hear the swishing sound of waves washing the Relax and recharge surrounded by shore. Taste the rhapsody of avours beautiful Mediterranean greenery with traditional Dalmatian cuisine. and fragrant pine trees. Feel the thrill of discovering the region’s rich cultural-historical heritage. Let all your senses take you on a journey of exploration - northern Dalmatia, the heart of the Adriatic coast. Tour of UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites Zadar Take a trip down history lane on Zadar’s historical peninsula! Walk along its defensive walls and gates recently inscribed on the UNESCO’s List of World Heritage Site as an example of Venetian Works of Defence. Famous for its 9th century St Donatus’ Church and the remains of ancient Roman Forum as well as modern attractions Greetings to the Sun and Sea Organ, Zadar is known for its rich cultural historical heritage. Šibenik IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM Meet the oldest city founded by Croatians on the Adriatic coast - Šibenik! Conquer the city’s fortresses - St Michael’s for the ultimate view of Šibenik bay and St Nicholas’ as an example of Venetian Works of Defence, which is a UNESCO’s World Heritage Site. Still, the city is most famous for another UNESCO site - the remarkable Renaissance Cathedral of Saint James. Paklenica National Park Take a deep breath and let the nature around you inspire you! Primeval beech forests in Paklenica are inscribed on the UNESCO’s List, but the national park is an exceptional wonder of nature with geomorphological shapes, caves and canyons as well as rich biodiversity. Plitvice Lakes National Park Gushing waterfalls and cascades. Turquoise lakes. Refreshing green forests. Croatia’s most visited wonder of nature, Plitvice Lakes National Park is also the country’s rst UNESCO’s World Heritage Site and only a short distance from northern Dalmatia. Trips and fun for the whole family Krka National Park Krka National Park Kornati Islands Krka National Park National Park Let every member of the family get in touch with nature - walk barefoot along the trails, admire the sh in transparent water, take a relaxing boat ride to Visovac island, swim by Skradinski buk and Roški slap waterfalls. Kornati Islands National Park It is said that God created the Kornati islands out of tears, stars and Dugi Otok island divine breath. In order to appreciate the amazing shapes of round DREAM HOLIDAY IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM 150 islands, islets and rocks, take an exciting panoramic ight or go on a boat ride in this sailing paradise. Dugi Otok island Spend a day in amazing Telašćica Nature Park on Dugi Otok island! Nin Enjoy the view o a 200m cli, go swimming in the salty lake Mir or in one of the many breathtaking coves, give some treats to the donkeys and, if lucky, admire the sight of dolphins. Nin Take a walk or cycle to Nin, a charming Dalmatian town full of history and legends. Visit the smallest cathedral in the world, the Church of the Holy Cross, learn about salt production and wish for luck by touching the golden toe of Gregory of Nin’s statue. Fun parks Feel the adrenaline in the thick shade of pine trees in adventure park in Kožino near Zaton or have a great family time in Croatia’s largest amusement park in Biograd na Moru, south of Zadar. Zaton Holiday Resort where DREAM HOLIDAYS come true DREAM HOLIDAY IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM Relax, recharge and reconnect! At exactly the right place where everything is just easy - Zaton Holiday Resort. Get away from everyday stress to an excellent beach, fabulous swimming pool complex, refreshing Mediterranean greenery, a place where everything is at hand - fun & entertainment, sports & activities, shops & restaurants. Simply take in the positive ambiance around you and appreciate great moments with your dearest. Because Zaton Holiday Resort is a place where dream holidays come true! ^ Aim for the stars ^ Zaton Holiday Resort’s excellent apartments A place to play, a place to cook and eat, a place to sleep. It’s not only your house, it’s your home on holiday - a 3* or a 4* apartment awaits you at Zaton Holiday Resort. With modern household appliances, satellite TV and internet access, feeling cosy comes naturally. Have a family breakfast out in DREAM HOLIDAY IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM the open on a furnished balcony or terrace. Watch your children play on the nearby playground surrounded by wonderful Mediterranean greenery. It’s not only as home, it’s even better! To the beach or to the pool? The eternal summer dilemma does not need to be answered in Zaton. Simply because both are fabulous with only a short distance between IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM them! Swim, snorkel and build sandcastles! Known as one of the best beaches on the Adriatic coast, Zaton beach is a particular favourite for families with children. Mostly sandy and partly pebbly, with plenty of shade under the refreshing pine trees and a long stretch of shallow water for a carefree swim, Zaton beach is an ideal place for every member of the family. Slide, splash and sunbathe! The recently opened, new swimming pool complex is an ideal place for summer fun. With swimming pools of dierent sizes and depths to choose from, some with hydromassage beds and benches and view of the sea for pure relaxation, some with exciting slides and a spray park, the pool complex is simply irresistible. Keeping t with a bonus Jogging along the shore at sunset, the most beautiful in the world. Swimming in the peaceful, calm sea in the early morning. Diving and snorkeling to see the amazing underwater world. Cycling the numerous trails and exploring the hinterland at the same time. Kayaking and canoeing to get a dierent view of the coast or along Zrmanja river for some excitement in breathtaking nature. Playing tennis surrounded by refreshing Mediterranean greenery and pine trees. Putting a ball in a DREAM HOLIDAY IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM game of adventure golf and admiring miniature representations of Zadar region’s famous sights. Scoring goals and points and making new friends in a fun game of football, handball, basketball and beach volleyball. Zaton Holiday Resort is an excellent sports centre for active holiday seekers. All fun and games DREAM HOLIDAY IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM THE SHOW MUST GO ON! And so it does, all summer long. Theatre shows and plays, talent shows, karaoke and musicals take central stage practically every evening and, with the new amphitheatre by the pools, they guarantee fun nights. Similarly, concerts by local and national as well as international musicians always hit the right note with holidaymakers. For the ultimate fun experience, they can also be a part of a great variety of games and competitions. Skilled or not, t or not, it’s all about being part of the unforgettable fun moments that do not seem ever to stop at the resort. PLITVICE LAKES 8 BiH KNIN 6 STARIGRAD PAG KRUPA NOVIGRAD 5 4 1 NIN ZATON 2 ZADAR UGLJAN BIOGRAD SKRADIN VELI RAT NA MORU 9 TISNO VODICE 3 DUGI OTOK ŠIBENIK 7 KORNATI DREAM HOLIDAY IN DALMATIA HOLIDAY DREAM Location and arrival Zadar airport Aim for the heart of the Adriatic coast! A1 motorway Since ancient times, northern Dalmatia has been well 1 | Zaton connected with other parts of Croatia. For that reason, 2 | Zadar holidaymakers arriving by car can nowadays choose 3 | Šibenik three roads: A1 motorway for a fast and comfortable trip; 4 | Nin scenic D8 state road that follows the coastline and 5 | Krka beautiful D1 state road going past Plitvice Lakes NP. For 6 | Paklenica the quickest and the least tiring arrival particularly from 7 | Kornati more distant countries, holidaymakers can simply y to 8 | Plitvice lakes Zadar airport. 9 | Dugi otok × Apartments × Camp × Mobile homes × Glamping tents WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME WELCOME FOR MORE INFO CONTACT US! CLICK / TAP HERE Copyright © 2018 by Turisthotel d.d. Zadar PHOTOS: Turist Hotel Zadar d.d. / Pixabay.com.
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