Beaches and Nature

The Zadar region encompasses a diverse range of geological landmarks and coastal retreats. This selection features the Cerovačke Caves, known for Ice Age fossils, and the Manita peć cave within Paklenica National Park. Coastal highlights include the sandy shores of Sakarun and Borik, alongside the secluded pebble beach of Mlakarova. Inland, the Zrmanja and Krupa rivers provide dramatic scenery at Berberov buk and Visoki buk waterfalls, while elevated viewpoints at Kamenjak and the Zrmanja Canyon offer panoramas of the Velebit mountains and the Adriatic archipelago.

Beaches and Nature — Harita

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Cerovačke Cave

A system of three different caves, well-known for the various animal and human remains found inside.

Greta Ceresini / CC BY 2.0

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Saharun Beach

One of Croatia's best nightlife beaches where the party doesn't stop until the morning. Well-equipped with bars and other facilities.

Katalin Behina / CC-BY-SA

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Borik

Sandy and pebbled beach located north of Zadar's city center, characterized by shallow waters and a surrounding pine forest.

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Panorama Canyon

Observation point overlooking the Zrmanja River canyon, where the river carves through a deep karst plateau toward the Novigrad Sea.

Sygic Travel User / CC-BY-SA

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Plaža Perilo

Sandy beach situated in the village of Povljana on the southern part of Pag Island.

Sygic Travel User / CC-BY-SA

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View Point

Elevated observation point near Povljana offering views of the Pag archipelago and the Velebit mountain range.

ismo / CC BY-SA 3.0

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Mlakarova plaža

Remote gravel beach located on the southern coast of Pag Island, accessible via a macadam road from Povljana.

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Berberov buk

Waterfall on the Zrmanja River near Muškovci, featuring a series of travertine barriers and natural pools suitable for swimming.

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Manita peć

The only cave in Paklenica National Park open to the public, featuring large chambers and stalagmite formations such as the 'Helmet' and 'Organ.'

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Kamenjak

Highest peak of the Vrana Lake Nature Park, providing a panoramic view of the lake, the Kornati islands, and the Murter archipelago.

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Visoki buk

The highest waterfall on the Zrmanja River, reaching a height of 11 meters, located within a deep karst canyon.

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FKK Sovinje

Nudist beach and campsite located at the southern end of Tkon on Pašman Island, known for its sandy seabed.

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