The city pebble beach surrounded by pine forest is perfect for the family. Everything you need is available on the beach, for all-day enjoyment.

Fun and Water Park Dalmaland in Biograd is one of the largest amusement parks of this type. Make your kids happy, giving a special touch to your family holidays, or even just a family weekend in Biograd.

The Kornati National Park is part of a larger group of Kornati islands located in the Croatian part of the Adriatic. In 1980, it was declared a National Park, and then it was placed under protection.

Krka National Park is a spacious and, above all, unchanged area of exceptional natural and cultural value, including one or more preserved or slightly altered ecosystems. The purpose of the park is primarily to serve science, culture, education and recreation, and visitors can enjoy tourist activities organized for them.

With its exceptional natural beauty, this area has always attracted nature lovers, and already on April 8, 1949, it was declared the first Croatian national park. The process of formation of travertine or travertine barriers resulted in the creation of the lake, and is an outstanding universal value for which the Plitvice Lakes were internationally recognized on October 26, 1979, when they were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Traveling along the Adriatic highway towards northern Dalmatia, between the two historic cities of Zadar and Šibenik, you will encounter a natural phenomenon - two equally beautiful, yet completely different azure blue waters. On one side you will come across the indented coast of the Adriatic, known for its beauty and clear sea, and on the other side the largest natural lake in Croatia.

A beautiful sand and pebble beach surrounded by the natural shade of pine trees, which can be reached directly from the city center by a promenade surrounded by pine trees.

Vrgada Island offers pebbly and sandy bays, pleasant pine forests and Mediterranean vegetation which will impress every visitor in search of a peaceful holiday. The island, only 3 km long, has mountains up to 112 m in the north and south, and more than two-thirds are covered with dense pine forests. Vrgada has a very unique location, surrounded by 15 other mostly small pebbly islands.