Riviera Biograd – Holiday Apartments, Beaches & Nature

The destination for sailors and nature lovers

The Biograd Riviera is known for its strong maritime character and a wide range of cultural and natural attractions. Highlights include the protected Vransko Lake Nature Park, an impressive archipelago of large and small islands, numerous attractive beaches such as the small sandy Soline Beach in Biograd, and former fishing villages that have developed into charming holiday resorts without losing their authentic atmosphere.

The region offers excellent conditions for a relaxing holiday and is especially popular with guests looking for holiday apartments, apartments, studios, rooms and holiday homes close to the sea. Private accommodation is widely available along the coast and in surrounding villages, providing flexible and comfortable options for individual travel plans.

Biograd na Moru, located about 30 km southeast of Zadar, is easily accessible via Zadar International Airport. The former royal town has a long tourism tradition and offers a diverse gastronomic scene as well as summer events such as the "Biograd Night" and the renowned boat show. With two marinas offering over 1,000 berths, Biograd is one of Croatia’s most important nautical centers and an ideal base for island-hopping tours to the Kornati National Park.

A ferry connects Biograd with Tkon on the island of Pašman. The island remains largely untouched by mass tourism and features numerous natural sandy beaches, making it an attractive alternative to the lively Soline Beach. Many visitors choose accommodation on Pašman in private holiday homes and apartments close to the beach.

Exploring culture and coastal villages

North of Biograd lie charming coastal towns such as Sveti Filip i Jakov, Turanj and Sveti Petar. Historic villas, promenades and small pebble beaches characterize these locations. A wide range of private holiday apartments and family-run accommodation makes these villages particularly attractive for a peaceful stay near the sea.

South of Biograd, nature lovers can explore the car-free island of Vrgada with its unspoiled sandy beaches or enjoy panoramic views along Vransko Lake. Nearby highlights also include the Krka National Park with its famous waterfalls and the Paklenica National Park, renowned for its dramatic karst landscape and climbing routes.