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Accommodation in North Dalmatia
Zadar, Sibenik, Primosten, Biograd, Pakostane...
& islands of Pag, Dugi Otok, Kornati, Pasman, Iz...
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Known locally as Zadarska zupanija, Zadar county is the northern most region of Dalmatia. It includes the southern part of the island of Pag and has several national parks and natural areas, most well known being the Paklenica National Park situated along two impressive canyons (see below for more info). Zadar is the small capital of North Dalmatia, with its old town being a good rival to Dubrovnik. A very ancient town, standing on an almost-isle with much of the old town walls still intact. Zadar has its own airport.
Known locally as Sibensko-Kninska Zupanija, Sibenik county contains one of Croatia’s most beautiful National Parks, the Krka Waterfalls. It is also home to the Vransko Jezero Park, a huge lake which is a sanctuary for birds and is excellent for coarse fishing. Sibenik, less known than Dubrovnik and Split, possesses a personality and strong charm of its own. Sibenik’s cathedral, dating back to 1434, is one of the marvels of the Dalmatian Coast.
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