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Biograd Apartments

Accommodation in Biograd

 
biograd na moru

In addition to the beautiful natural surroundings,

the city is located in close enough proximity to the cities of Zadar, Sibenik, and Nin to afford

plenty of shopping opportunities and chances to explore the rich culture of Croatia.

Biograd na Moru, Croatia

Biograd na Moru - Croatia is a fine, old world city on the Adriatic coast. It has a rich history that goes all the way back to the tenth century AD, yet the people embrace the modern age and provide for themselves and a growing tourist trade. Modern amenities are available to those who seek them and chances abound to get out away from civilization and explore some of the most beautiful natural areas on earth in the surrounding national and nature parks. Swimming, boating, water sports, and lazy days on the beach in one of the mildest climates in the world are handily available in this city on not one, but two bays.

Biograds Beaches and Marinas

The Pasman Channel and the chain of islands located therein provide protection from the strong sea winds. This makes the beaches and marinas of Biograd some of the calmest and safest in the Adriatic. For this reason, a large number of sailing schools and boating clubs have made this area their home. Students can start out easily and work up to more stressful situations by changing location without becoming seriously endangered. This is also home to a large number of boat charter companies that offer excursions into the Kornati archipelago.

Unique Features Of  Biograd Na Moru - Croatia

Biograd Na Moru - Croatia

Biograd na Moru - Croatia is a town in the district of Dalmatia, county of Zadar. It is located on the Adriatic coast 28 km south of Zadar, the capitol. The literal translation of the name is White town on the water.

There are many unique features that make this a good place to live or visit. While situated on the mainland, the city is on a peninsula that allows two bays to come in and touch the land. Bosana Bay lies to the north and Soline Bay lies on the south.

This coast has a fine sand beach and pine trees. In addition, from the coast you can see the islands of Sv. Katarina and Planac. There is an old lighthouse located on Sv. Katarina.

Biograd na Moru - Croatia also has 5 wonderful parks in the surrounding areas. Three are national parks: Paklenica, Krka, and Kornati.

kornati-biograd

The other two are nature parks: Vransko Lake and Telascica. All afford spectacular views and incredible outdoor experiences in one of the most hospitable climates in the world. Due to its fortuitous location, Biograd has become an important port city.

The people, however, still live as they have for hundreds of years with the local economy being driven by farming, fishing, and tourism. There are many hotels and apartments in the city where tourists can stay and visit all of the national and nature parks in the surrounding area.

The city also boasts its own Homeland museum that features pieces from throughout the rich and tumultuous history of the region.

Biograd Na Moru - Croatia

Because of the growing tourist trade, the population of the city has built several modern facilities designed to attract visitors. Golf courses, tennis courts, and an Olympic sized swimming pool are just a few of the amenities offered for tourists.

In addition, there are several diving schools with planned dives to look at the fish and wildlife that grows abundantly in the sea off the coast.

One need not worry about going hungry in Biograd :

The local restaurants prepare some of the most succulent Mediterranean dishes, including Dalmation smoked hams, lamb, fish, clams, locally produced wines, and even pizza. All of the ingredients are grown locally, so everything is fresh and tasty.
 

Contact details

Mobile: +385 91 3844 966 | Phone: +385 23 383 139 | Email: vesna.saric@zd.t-com.hr | Lavoslava Ružićke b.b., 23210 Biograd na Moru,
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