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Briševo, Zadar 23 000 , Croatia ׀ Put redina 2 ׀ .Magic Croatia d.o.o Zadar 23 000 ׀ Poljana pape Aleksandra III nr. 7 ׀ Travel agency office: Magic Croatia Email: [email protected] ׀ Mob: +385/91-619-4949 ׀ Tel.: +385/23-271-405 OIB: 49496463544 ׀ ID: HR-AB-23-110050084 SWIFT: PBZGHR2X ׀ (IBAN: HR4123400091110706624 (PBZ www.magic-croatia.hr TRAVELER INFORMATION: ZADAR SUMMER VACATION, 15 DAYS TRANSPORTATION During your stay in Zadar and during the holiday, transport is not included in the price, unless otherwise indicated, for example during full-day tours. If you need you can rent a vehicle: bike, scooter or a car, or if you need a private transfer service with a driver, contact Magic Croatia for more information. ACCOMMODATION Accommodation included in the price is the apartment in the area of about 10 kilometers from the center of Zadar and 500 m away from the nearest beach, for a maximum of 4 people. The apartment has 1 bedroom with double bed, living room with sofa bed for 2 more people, toilet, kitchen, air conditioning, wi-fi, terrace or balcony and free parking. MEALS Meals are not included in the price, unless otherwise stated, e.g. during full-day trips. Approximate cost for lunch or dinner is 20,00 EUR (150,00 HRK) per person. All payments for the meal can be done by paying by cash in Croatian kuna or by credit cards where permitted. Meals included in the price of the Summer holiday package: • Full day tour to Krka waterfalls National Park (lunch package) • Jeep safari on Velebit mountain (lunch on a mountain) BORDER, VISAS AND HEALTH RESTRICTIONS EU citizens do not need a visa to travel to Croatia. Only an ID or valid passport is required. Non-EU travelers are required to be informed about the visa regime of the country they are traveling to in the official Embassy of the country they live in. Vaccination before the journey is not required. For other health information, we recommend that you consult the World Health Organization website (www.who.int). PAYMENT METHOD AND TERMS • Cash • Credit and debit cards • Interest free installment payment: American Express, Maestro (all banks accepted) Notice: we do not accept Dinners Magic Croatia Ltd. for trade, catering and travel agency, registered at Commercial court Zadar, MBS 110050084. Foundation capital in the amount of 20.000,00 kn fully payed. Director: Veronika Mudri Šestan In order to make a booking reservation, you must pay 30% of the price, the rest you can pay 15 days before the start date of the summer vacation. Magic Croatia travel agency and Traveler can agree different payment terms in the contract. CONTRACT TERMINATION • Before or during the package tour, Magic Croatia as Travel Organizer, reserves a right to cancel the package tour without indemnifying the Travel Contractor or the Traveler, due to majeure circumstances or if the minimum number of participants stipulated in the itinerary has not been met. In such cases the Travel Organizer can cancel the journey at the latest 7 days prior to departure. • If the Travel Organizer cancels the tour package, the Travel Contractor or the Traveler is entitled to reimbursement of the total price charged for the journey, but to no compensation for the visa, vaccination or similar expenses. If the Travel Contractor, i.e. Traveler cancels a package tour: • 20 to 15 days before departure: 20 % of the total price • 14 to 8 days before departure: 40 % of the total price • 7 to 0 days before departure – 100 % of the total price • Cancellation or change at scheduled arrival date or “No show”: 100 % of the total price • After departure: 100 % of the price All information related to the General Terms and Conditions you can get at: https://www.magic- croatia.hr/en/terms-and-conditions/ GENERAL INFORMATION ABOUT TRAVEL ORGANIZER: Company headquarter: Magic Croatia d.o.o. Put redina 2, Briševo 23000 Zadar Travel agency office: Magic Croatia Poljana pape Aleksandra III 7 23000 Zadar Contact: Tel: 00385 23 271-405 Fax: 00385 23 271-405 Mob: 00385 91 619 4949 E-mail: [email protected] Business information MB: 110050084 ID: 49496463544 CEO: Veronika Mudri Šestan Magic Croatia travel agency was founded in February in 2015 Bank account: ID code: HR-AB-23-110050084 Account for foreign payments IBAN: HR41 2340009-1110706624 ABOUT CROATIA The Republic of Croatia is located on the eastern Adriatic coast and has a population of 4.2 million. The capital of Croatia is Zagreb. Croatia can boast innumerable natural and cultural resources. There are 8 National Parks, 11 Nature Parks and 10 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Due to its location, the climate in Croatia is divided into two zones: Moderately Continental and Mediterranean. Average temperatures during summer in Croatia vary between 23 °C and 26 °C in the coastal area and between 20 °C and 22 °C in the continental part. During winter, average temperatures range between 0 and -2 °C and in the coastal area between 4 and 6 °C while at the south of the country the average temperature is higher than 6 ° C. Since 1 July 2013, Croatia became a member of the European Union, but the national currency for payment is still the Croatian kuna (abbreviation KN or HRK). DESTINATIONS VISITED DURING THE SUMMER HOLIDAY Zadar is a city in northern Dalmatia region and the center of Zadar County. It has about 75.000 inhabitants. Due to its position in the center of the Adriatic, it is well connected with the rest of Croatia and easily accessible by land, air and sea. Zadar is a city of 3,000 years long and interesting history. The inner city center is located on a peninsula that has been the target of numerous invaders and destroyed several times over the centuries. The turbulent past has left many significant monuments that still adorn the city today. One of the most recognizable symbols of the city is the church of St. Donatus from the 9th century that captivates visitors with its monumental size and specific circular shape. Remains of the largest Roman Forum ever built in Croatia testify the Roman urbanization of the city, which began in the 1st century BC. Zadar's cathedral is dedicated to St. Anastasia and it is the largest cathedral in entire Dalmatia region. The modern installations Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun are situated on the promenade by the sea. They are unique in entire world and have become a symbol of the city. Krka waterfalls National Park covers the area along the river Krka and was declared a national park in 1985. Krka River is a natural and karst phenomenon with its 7 travertine waterfalls. The most famous is Skradinski buk waterfall. Besides waterfalls, there is a small island of Visovac in the national park, located in the middle of the lake, and since 1445 there is a Franciscan monastery on the island. Within national park is ethnographic exhibition with ancient watermills. Dugi otok (literal translation: Long island) is one of the numerous islands in the Zadar archipelago and the 7th largest island in the Adriatic. On the southeastern part of the island is Telašćica Nature Park, which includes the Mir bay, a favorite anchorage among the sailors. The natural salt lake Mir is well known for its healing mud. On the opposite side of the bay are 166 meters high cliffs that make the largest cliff range in the Adriatic. On the island you can find numerous picturesque fishing villages with stone houses and secluded beaches with turquoise, clear waters that represent a paradise for all who seek peace oasis. Sakarun is one of the most beautiful sandy coves in Croatia, and is located in the northwestern part of the island. On the island of Dugi otok is one of the most attractive underwater caves Golubinka that fascinates visitors with its magnificent underground beach. Velebit mountain Nature park is the largest protected area in Croatia with rich natural heritage and incredibly 79 endemic plant species growing on rocks and mountain pastures. Due to its biodiversity, the Velebit Nature Park is included in the UNESCO network of international biosphere reserves. Velebit mountain is unique and due to the architectural skills of the local population, which had to adapt to the rough karst landscape of the mountain, so the special achievement is the historic Master Road (cro: Majstorska cesta), which was built in the 19th century. Tul's rafters is the name of the most attractive mountain peak, where numerous scenes were filmed for films about Winneto, the Indian chief and the main character of Karl May's novels. Zrmanja Canyon was created thousands of years ago when Zrmanja river made its way to the sea through the karst under Velebit mountain. Zrmanja river is 69 km long and can be divided into two parts. First part covers the area from the source to the last waterfall - Janković buk, while the second part covers the area from the last waterfall to the point where the river flows into the Novigrad Sea. Obrovac is located about 4 kilometers downstream of Jankovic Buk, and 11 kilometers upstream of the mouth of the Novigrad Sea. The river is characterized by a clean, emerald green color and is the habitat of gray herons, ducks, cave pigeons, falcon and others. .
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