π Tranquil Croatian Adriatic gem, often likened to a Caribbean idyll.
π Longest island of the Zadar archipelago, stretching 45 km, home to about 1500 inhabitants across twelve picturesque villages.
π Explore the longest island of the Zadar archipelago
ποΈ Relax on beautiful sandy beaches like Sakarun with turquoise waters
ποΈ Visit TelaΕ‘Δica Nature Park and Punta Bjanca Lighthouse
β΅ Ideal for sailors seeking serenity and safe anchorage with sandy seabed
β οΈ Beaches like Sakarun can be neglected with seaweed and plastic litter
π½ Basic facilities (toilets, showers, changing cabins) often missing
πΈ Sunbeds/umbrellas at popular beaches can be expensive (β¬45 at Sakarun)
β Cafes might be closed in July at some beaches
π₯ Popular beaches can be crowded
π Direct bus from ferry station to Sakarun Beach
π Be prepared with your own supplies; amenities are scarce
β Explore by boat for secluded spots and peace
π° Sunbeds/umbrellas β¬45, parking β¬6/2h at Sakarun.
Paid parking available at popular beaches like Sakarun (β¬6/2h), often below pine trees.
Limited chemical toilets, often only for beach bar users; basic facilities often missing.