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TRAVEL INFORMATION: Spring in Zadar and Asparagus Gastro Tour, 7 Days 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 TRAVEL INFORMATION: Spring in Zadar and Asparagus gastro tour, 7 days TRANSPORT The price of the package does not include organized transport to the hotel. Also, during your stay in Zadar, transport is not included in the price, unless otherwise indicated, for example, during full-day excursions. If you want to rent a vehicle: bicycle, scooter or a car, or if you want a private transfer service with a driver, contact the Magic Croatia agency for more information. ACCOMMODATION Accommodation included in the price of the package is in a 4* hotel in the city center, for 2 people. The room overlooks the park, has double bed, walk-in shower, air conditioning, floor heating, hairdryer, free Wi-Fi, satellite LED TV and a safe. The price includes a fresh breakfast. FOOD AND DRINKS Breakfast is included in the price. Lunch and dinner are not included in the price, unless otherwise stated, eg. during day trips. The approximate cost for lunch or dinner in the restaurant is approximately 20.00 EUR (150.00 HRK) per person. All payments can be made by cash payment in HRK or by using cards where possible. Meals included in the package price: - Full-day tour to the island of Pag: Cheese and prosciutto tasting in a cheese factory - Cooking class dinner with asparagus - Excursion to Krka NP: lunch on a family farm - Full-day excursion to Vrana lake: lunch in a restaurant in Maškovića han - Boat trip to the island of the Zadar archipelago: lunch at a restaurant on the island BORDER, VISA AND HEALTH CARE: EU citizens do not need a visa to travel to Croatia. All you need for the trip is an ID card or a valid passport. Passengers who are not EU citizens are obliged to find out about the visa regime of the country they are traveling to on the website of the Embassy of the country of which they are citizens. Vaccination before travel is not required. For other health information, we recommend that you consult the World Health Organization website (www.who.int). PAYMENT TERMS: - cash - credit and debit cards - Interest-free installment payment: American Express, Maestro (all banks) 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 Note: it is not possible to pay with Diners card Upon reservation, 30% of the price must be paid, and the rest has to be payed up to 15 days before the start date of the trip. Travel agency Magic Croatia and Traveler can agree on different payment terms by contract. TERMINATION OF THE CONTRACT - Magic Croatia can cancel the tour due to force majeure that may occur before or during the tour, without obligation to compensate the Traveler and in case insufficient number of passengers registered for the trip, specified in each Tour Program. The organizer is obliged to inform Traveler about cancellation due to insufficient number of passengers no later than 7 calendar days before the start of the tour/trip. - If Magic Croatia cancels the trip, the Traveler, is entitled to a refund of the entire amount paid for the trip, but is not entitled to reimbursement of visa, vaccination or similar services. If the passenger wants to cancel the Multi-day tour, Magic Croatia retains from the total price of the travel service cancellation fee as it follows: • 20 to 15 days before departure: 20% of the package price • 14 to 8 days before departure: 40% of the package price • 7 to 0 days before departure and in case of no show: 100% of the package price • after departure: 100% of the package price All information related to the general terms and conditions can be obtained at the link: https://www.magic-croatia.hr/en/terms-and-conditions/ TRAVEL AGENCY BUSINESS INFORMATION: Headquarters: Magic Croatia d.o.o. Put redina 2, Briševo 23000 Zadar, Croatia Travel agency office: Turistička agencija Magic Croatia Poljana pape Aleksandra III 7 23000 Zadar, Croatia Contact: Telefon: 00385 23 271-405 Fax: 00385 23 271-405 Mob: 00385 91 619 4949 E-mail: [email protected] About company: MB: 110050084 OIB: 49496463544 Director: Veronika Mudri Šestan Travel agency Magic Croatia was founded in February 2015. Bank accounts: ID code: HR-AB-23-110050084 Kuna account IBAN: HR41 2340009-1110706624 Account for foreign payments IBAN: HR41 23400091110706624 ABOUT CROATIA The Republic of Croatia is a country located on the Eastern coast of the Adriatic Sea and has a population of 4.2 million. The capital of Croatia is Zagreb. Croatia boasts countless natural and cultural heritage. There are 8 National Parks, 11 Nature Parks and 10 monuments that have been included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. Due to its position, the climate in Croatia is divided into two zones: Moderately continental and Mediterranean. Average temperatures in summer months in Croatia vary between 23° C and 26° C in the coastal region and between 20° C and 22°C in the continental region. In winter, average temperatures range between 0 and -2° C in continental region, and in the coastal part between 4 and 6°C. Croatia has been a member of the European Union since 1 July 2013, but official national currency is still the Croatian kuna (short KN or HRK). DESTINATIONS Zadar is a city in northern Dalmatia and administrative center of Zadar County. It has about 75,000 inhabitants. Due to its position in the central part of the Adriatic, it is well connected with the rest of Croatia and is easily accessible by land, air and sea. Zadar is a city of 3,000 years of long and interesting history. The city center is located on a peninsula that has been the target of numerous conquerors over the centuries and has been destroyed several times. Turbulent history has left many significant monuments that are still visible in the city today. One of the most recognizable is the church of St. Donatus from the 9th century, which captivates with its monumental size and unusual circular shape. The remains of the largest Roman Forum in Croatia testify Roman urbanization of the city, which began in the 1st century BC and whose elements are still visible today. Zadar Cathedral is dedicated to St. Anastasia, which is also the largest cathedral in Dalmatia. The modern installations of the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun are located on the promenade by the sea and have become a kind of symbol of the city. Pag is the fifth largest island in Croatia and the island with the longest coast. It is about 60 kilometers long, connected to the mainland by a bridge and about an hour drive from Zadar. Pag stands out with its rocky and beautiful karst landscape. It is an island of lace, cheese, salt and lamb. Pag lace is a unique product of skilful hands of women from the town of Pag. Lace making is a very old tradition and since 2009 Pag lace has been inscribed on the UNESCO list of intangible cultural heritage. The world-famous cheese from the island of Pag is made from sheep's milk with a unique taste due to the salty herbs that sheep consume. Apart from cheese, Pag is also known for its salt, which is considered one of the finest in Croatia. Ugljan and Pašman are two islands located opposite of Zadar and Biograd. Both islands are extremely green with lots of vegetation and fragrant herbs. The islands are separated by the imposing Ždrelac canal, and are connected by the bridge. Charming coastal towns are lined along entire northeastern side of the island in natural bays. For generations locals living ont the islands were connected to the sea, seafaring and fishing, and 2000 years of tradition of olive growing has left hundreds of thousands of olive trees that produce oil of exceptional quality and aroma. Krka National park covers the area along the river Krk, and in 1985 it was declared a national park. With its 7 travertine waterfalls, the river Krka is a natural and karst phenomenon. The most famous are Skradinski buk, Roški slap and Manojlovački waterfalls. In addition to waterfalls, in the national park you can see the island of Visovac, which is located in the middle of the lake, and since 1445 there is a Franciscan monastery on the island. In the national park there is also an ethnographic collection with old water mills. Vrana lake Nature park is the largest natural lake in Croatia and one of the largest swamps. The lake is 13 km long and it is cut into the karst reef, which also serves as a natural barrier that separates the lake from the sea. Nevertheless, the lake is connected to the sea by the artificial canal Prosika, which was breached in 1781. The depth of the lake is between 2 and 5 m, and since natural vegetation is very well preserved, it is a special ornithological reserve in which over 100,000 birds spend the winter. In the Middle ages, the old town of Vrana was built in the immediate vicinity of the lake. For a long time, inside of the walls of Vrana were kept insignia - symbols of the rule of the Croatian kingdom, and later it was used by the Knights Templar.
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