
17.03.2026.
Zadar blends a historic coastal city with an active outdoor scene, making it one of the most rewarding places in Croatia for a paddle-powered sea adventure. Calm bays, open stretches of Adriatic water, rocky shorelines, and nearby islands create the ideal setting for travelers who want more than a standard beach day. Whether the plan is a short morning paddle, a guided half-day tour, or a full day trip toward island scenery, kayaking and paddleboarding reveal a different side of the region. Why ...

5.3.2026.
Zadar is the kind of coastal city where the sea is not just scenery—it’s a living playground. With islands scattered offshore, sheltered bays along the coast, and clear water that invites you in, this part of Croatia offers a wide range of water-based adventures for every pace of travel, from high-energy action to calm, family-friendly time on the beach. Sea kayaking along the old town and nearby coves Sea kayaking is one of the most rewarding ways to experience Zadar because it ke ...

24.2.2026.
Dugi Otok is the kind of Croatian island that rewards a single, well-planned day: clear Adriatic sea, pine-framed coves, dramatic cliffs, and iconic stops like Sakarun Beach and Veli Rat. If you are staying in Zadar—especially around Borik/Diklo or the Old Town—your biggest challenge is often not choosing what to see, but getting to your starting point without losing hours in summer traffic or rigid timetables. A water taxi in Zadar solves that problem by turning the first and last ...

17.02.2026.
Zadar is a city where art is not limited to galleries. In the old town, creativity spills into the streets, onto stone walls, and across waterfront promenades—often unexpectedly, and frequently with the sea as a soundtrack. Whether you spend a single day in town or return year after year, you’ll notice how the local rhythm of life makes room for musicians, actors, dancers, and visual artists who turn public space into a stage. This blend of history and contemporary expression is one ...
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03.02.2026.
Stone-paved lanes, Roman foundations, and sea-facing promenades make Zadar Old Town one of the most rewarding places in Croatia for a self-paced walking tour. Set on a narrow peninsula, the historic center is compact enough to explore on foot in an hour or two, yet layered with centuries of architecture—Roman, medieval, Venetian, Austro-Hungarian, and modern. Start at the Roman Forum and feel the city’s oldest pulse Begin where the city’s ancient grid still shows through: the ...
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