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Say Yes to Zadar Region! Say Yes to Everything! to such information. such to errors as may be contained in future amendments or changes changes or amendments future in contained be may as errors FUN PARK BIOGRAD VELI RAT LIGHTHOUSE #zadar_region_adventures Being the highest lighthouse on the Adriatic, it any for responsible held be nor herein, contained information The theme park offers tons of fun and spectacular #SayYEStoEverything 38 the of accuracy complete the guarantee cannot publisher The 15 owes its distinctiveness to its yellow facade for which, ac- entertainment for the whole family in the very heart of the #Zadar_region Adriatic Coast. cording to tradition, 100,000 egg yolks were spent. print prepress Printera/ 2019. Printera/ / Zadar Hoba SAY YES TO ZADAR / Košta Mladen design SAY YES TO THE www.zadarbikemagic.com / archive Board Tourist County Zadar OLIVE ISLAND UGLJAN - is the best place to discov- archive, Board Tourist SET SAILS FROM BIOGRAD National Croatian Strenja, Davor Jakupović, Velid Biočina, Ivo er the secrets of the trade and learn more about the www.zadar.hr photographs photographs , Aleksandar Gospić, Ivan Čorić, Čorić, Ivan Gospić, Aleksandar , Matić Nikola The entire archipelago is perfect for sailing as it fea- 39 Kadija/ ancient craft of great olive oil making. for the publisher publisher the for 16 publisher Mihaela Mihaela REGION! SAY YES BIOGRAD RIVIERA! tures a crystal-clear sea, mild tidal movements and light / Board Tourist County Zadar sea currents. ST. MICHAEL FORTRESS on Ugljan island, built in impressum Biograd na Moru, or simply Biograd, is a beautiful seaside 40 the 12th century by the Venetians, measures 265 resort and an important nautical centre located on a small HEART-SHAPED ISLAND metres in height and makes an ideal walking tour. TO EVERYTHING! peninsula at the very heart of the Adriatic Coast. The rivi- 17 Galešnjak -a tiny island of only 0.132 square kilo- era boasts with exceptional nature, interesting cultural metres of land was accidentally discovered during a Goog- THE KALI FISHING TRADITION heritage, excellent beaches and lovely promenades. le Earth search. 41 Taste the history at Kali fishermen nights in July and www.zaton-zd.hr Here are the most spectacular sights and keep the tradition alive! [email protected] e: NATIONAL PARK PAKLENICA t: 00385 23 265 461 265 23 00385 t: experiences of the region! But of course, ST. DONATUS & ROMAN FORUM [email protected] e: ZATON t: 00385 23 681 834 681 23 00385 t: www.nin.hr RAVNI KOTARI RAVNI many more are still waiting for you to [email protected] e: VELEBIT JEEP SAFARI www.tz-vrsi.hr discover! The fairy-tale of the Zrmanja Canyon, the magnif- 280 264 23 00385 t: NIN e: [email protected] e: 31 www.privlaka-tz.hr t: 00385 23 359 825 359 23 00385 t: icent limestone formations of Tulove Grede, wonderful [email protected] e: VRSI t: 00385 23 367 468 367 23 00385 t: views of the Adriatic and much more! www.kukljica.hr ST. DONATUS & ROMAN FORUM is an amazing church PRIVLAKA from the 9th century, a sightseeing must and the largest [email protected] e: www.otok-vir.info 1 CAVING - visit the underground world of Pakleni- 276 373 23 00385 t: KUKLJICA e: [email protected] e: pre-Romanesque structure in Croatia located right by the 32 ca Riviera, amazing caves Manita peć and Modrič, www.preko.hr t: 00385 23 362 196 362 23 00385 t: ruins of the Roman Forum. It’s also part of the elaborate each one beautiful in a different way. [email protected] e: VIR t: 00385 23 286 108 286 23 00385 t: Episcopal complex of Zadar including the nearby Cathe- www.tzkolan-mandre.com PREKO dral of St. Anastasia. BUNGEE JUMP from the iconic Maslenica bridge [email protected] e: www.ugljan.hr 33 and get your adrenaline pumping at the highest 290 698 23 00385 t: KOLAN e: [email protected] e: THE SEA ORGAN AND GREETING TO THE SUN bungee jump in Croatia. www.tz-povljana.hr t: 00385 23 288 011 288 23 00385 t: Sit on the broad steps leading down into the sea at the [email protected] e: UGLJAN t: 00385 23 692 003 692 23 00385 t: 2 MIRILA – historical monuments created during www.kali.hr Zadar waterfront and listen to ever-changing sootheing POVLJANA the time when the residents of Velebit were most- [email protected] e: www.tzo-tkon.hr tunes produced by the sea organ. Just chill and linger there 34 406 282 23 00385 t: ly animal farmers and the bodies of the deceased were KALI e: [email protected] e: for hours to witness what Alfred Hitchcock called the most www.tzo-posedarje.hr carried to the village church and graveyard. t: 00385 23 285 213 285 23 00385 t: SAKARUN BEACH [email protected] e: beautiful sunset in the world … After it has set the instal- MUSEUM OF ANCIENT GLASS MARINA KORNATI, BIOGRAD TKON t: 00385 23 266 742 266 23 00385 t: lation Greeting to The Sun steps in creating a spectacular www.rovanjska.hr www.maslenica.hr, POSEDARJE waterfront light show! [email protected] e: www.sv-filipjakov.hr BIRD-WATCHING AT VRANSKO LAKE – the desig- 634 655 23 00385 t: JASENICE e: [email protected] e: UNESCO FORTIFICATIONS nated nature park and the largest natural lake in ĆOKOVAC MONASTERY [email protected] e: t: 00385 23 389 071 389 23 00385 t: 18 3590 912 98 00385 t: entire Croatia is also a well-known ornithological reserve The last Benedictine monastery inspires the visi- SV. FILIP I JAKOV I FILIP SV. The City Walls of Zadar joined UNESCO’s World Herit- POLIČNIK 42 www.tzm-bozava.hr 3 for 251 bird species! tors with its history dating back to the 14th century. age List in 2017 as an outstanding monument of the mod- [email protected] e: www.sukosan.hr www.pasman.hr ern maritime fortification scheme. The most impressive 607 377 23 00385 t: BOŽAVA e: [email protected] e: part is the Land Gate. SAY YES TO MAŠKOVIĆA HAN - This newly rebuit most western SAY YES TO SEA KAYAKING [email protected] e: t: 00385 23 393 345 393 23 00385 t: Otoman monument in Europe – Maškovića han is a 43 See picturesque fishing villages, coves and beach- 155 260 23 00385 t: SUKOŠAN 19 PAŠMAN MUSEUM OF ANCIENT GLASS a caravanserai , an Otoman In just besides Lake Vrana that es and swim and snorkel in the pristine clear sea. www.tzg-biograd.hr There are daily demonstrations of glass-blowing, bead CITY OF ZADAR! has been transformed into a boutique hotel. THE ISLANDS! [email protected] e: www.rivijera-paklenica.hr www.pakostane.hr 4 382 385 23 00385 t: making and miniature-bottle production, so see for yourself! CAR-FREE ISLANDS BIOGRAD e: [email protected] e: Zadar is a city of romance and love, as well as a place of Feel the breeze of the alluring Adriatic Sea, moor your ves- [email protected] e: DIVING Become one with nature and get a feeling of how t: 00385 23 369 245 369 23 00385 t: 44 892 381 23 00385 t: passion and spirit! This is a town that does not mind ex- sel in the welcoming harbours and eco-friendly marinas, ”Mediterranean used to be”. Get into slow motion on tthe STARIGRAD The sea around Biograd is a desirable destination PAKOŠTANE RECTOR’S PALACE today is a museum space, in differ- www.visitbibinje.com ploring new art forms and ideas to enrich its extraordinary 20 discover the beauties of stunning nature parks and swim golden beaches and pine forests of Silba or Vrgada. Learn ent styles reflecting the rich history it holds. for both diving experts and those taking their first steps in [email protected] e: 5 setting and complement its grand physique. in turquoise waters of serene coves! www.tzsilba.hr www.tzgpag.hr the exploration of marine depths! what it means to relax the Croatian way! 001 261 23 00385 t: BIBINJE e: [email protected] e: FUN PARK BIOGRAD [email protected] e: t: 00385 23 370 010 370 23 00385 t: THE LACE 286 611 23 00385 t: SILBA UNESCO protected Pag lace is a finely crafted prod- VELI RAT LIGHTHOUSE ST. MICHAEL FORTRESS PAG 21 www.zadar.travel uct of beauty and delicacy that many grateful owners www.dugiotok.hr www.tz-obrovac.hr frame and regard as artwork. [email protected] e: e: [email protected] e: e: [email protected] e: THE BOATSMEN OF ZADAR will transport you to the 222 212 23 00385 t: ZADAR t: 00385 23 377 094 377 23 00385 t: 6 old town, as well as back in time. One of the most no- 870 689 23 00385 t: SALI table symbols of Zadar are barkajoli (lat. barcatores), an THE CHEESE AND LAMB - the internationally OBROVAC 800-year-long father-to-son lineage of traditional boat 22 awarded Pag cheese and the relished delicacy of www.zadar.hr www.tz-razanac.hr www.novigrad-dalmacija.hr rowers! Pag - lamb meat are so special thanks to the bura wind. [email protected] e: e: [email protected] e: e: [email protected] e: The secret is in the mixture of the salty Mediterranean veg- 316 315 23 00385 t: TOURIST BOARD TOURIST t: 00385 23 651 205 651 23 00385 t: THE GOLD AND SILVER OF ZADAR EXHIBITION etation which is a product of the bura that blows from the 629 375 23 00385 t: RAŽANAC NOVIGRAD SAY YES TO THE COUNTY ZADAR 7 The Gold and Silver permanent exhibition in Zadar is Velebit Mountain and the blue Adriatic Sea.
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