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About Zadar Area
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Split, Croatia (region of Dalmatia). UNESCO World Heritage Site. Mosor mountains in background.
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You may be au fait with charming Croatia, but have you discovered Zadar yet? Touted as the country’s new capital of cool, this buzzy coastal city, and the surrounding region, has long-been flying under the radar but is now one of its top destinations. Unpick Zadar’s offbeat charm with a holiday to this Dalmatian gem.
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Language

Croatian

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Currency

Euro (€)

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Time difference

+1hr

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Local beer

£2.60

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Meal for two

£57

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Average flight time

2.5hrs

Culture vultures

A beguiling medley of old and new means you can really get under the skin of Zadar’s cultural scene while in the city. Public art installations draw crowds to the waterfront and the Old Town’s chock full of historic treasures. While away afternoons studying architectural beauties and Roman ruins.

Never-ending nature

Blissfully uncrowded, this pocket of Croatia is a natural playground, offering up national parks, beaches and islands to intrepid explorers. Embrace your inner adventurer and experience pebbly patches, thundering waterfalls and shimmering aquamarine waters. Pag Island and Dugi Otok are two of our favourites.

A taste of Dalmatia

Dig into a bowlful of inky cuttlefish risotto. Sip coffee in the sunshine. Feast on platters of Pag cheese and prosciutto ham. You can expect all of this and more during a trip to the Zadar Area. The bustling harbour is the perfect spot for people-watching, while there are rooftop bars aplenty for a post-dinner cocktail.