Riviera Biograd – Holiday Apartments, Beaches & Nature

Riviera Biograd – Holiday by the Sea for Nature Lovers and Nautical Enthusiasts The Riviera Biograd impresses with its maritime charm and offers a variety of cultural and natural attractions. These include the protected Vransko Lake, the nearby archipelago with several larger and many smaller islands, numerous beautiful beaches like the small sandy beach Soline in Biograd, and old fishing villages that have developed into charming holiday resorts. Here, visitors find numerous holiday apartments, studios, and houses directly by the sea for a comfortable stay. Biograd by the Sea – History, Culture, and Holiday Rentals Biograd is located 30 km southeast of Zadar and is easily accessible via Zadar Airport. The former royal city offers a wide range of culinary options and cultural events such as the "Biograder Night" or the boat show. Two marinas with more than 1,000 berths and the lively promenade connecting the old town with the harbors attract sailors, boaters, and visitors alike. The marina is also the starting point for excursions to the surrounding islands and the Kornati Archipelago. Along the coast, there are numerous holiday rentals, from centrally located apartments to quiet houses by the water. Beaches and Islands to Discover From Biograd’s harbor, ferries go to Tkon on the island of Pasman. The island is still largely untouched by mass tourism and offers many pristine sandy beaches – a peaceful alternative to the popular Soline beach. Soline Beach slopes gently into the sea, with clean water and a wide range of recreational activities – ideal for families with children. Along the coast, there are numerous small beaches perfect for swimming and water sports. Culture, Tradition, and Coastal Towns To the north, interesting towns include Sv. Filip i Jakov, Turanj, and Sveti Petar. Sv. Filip i Jakov impresses with villas and gardens of historic noble families, Turanj with its forts and the island of Babac suitable for half-day trips. Sveti Petar offers a natural environment, a wide promenade, and small pebble beaches. South of Biograd lies the car-free island Vrgada and the Vransko Lake Nature Park, a 30 km² freshwater lake with rich birdlife