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| summary= '''Zadar''' lies on the Adriatic coast of [[Croatia]], approximately 70 miles NW of [[Split]] and 100 miles SE of [[Rijeka]], which together with [[Dubrovnik]] constitute Croatia’s four major harbours. The city is separated by the two mile wide Zadar Strait from the two long islands of [[Ugljan]] and [[Pasman]] to the west.
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The important city and commercial centre of Zadar lies on the Adriatic coast of [[Croatia]], approximately 70 miles NW of [[Split]] and 100 miles SE of [[Rijeka]], which together with [[Dubrovnik]] constitute Croatia’s four major harbours. The city is separated by the two mile wide Zadar Strait from the two long islands of [[Ugljan]] and [[Pasman]] to the west.  An important commercial and naval centre since the days of the Roman empire, Zadar continued to prosper through periods of occupation by the Byzantines, Venetians, Austro-Hungarians and Italians and even World War II and the Croatian War of Independence were only a brief pause in its growth.  Today, Zadar is an important tourist destination as well as a thriving commercial and industrial centre.  Its well-sheltered harbour contains a large marina, [[Marina Zadar]], which welcomes visiting yachts, as well as two smaller marinas, [[Marina Vitrenjak]] and [[Marina Borik]], which are generally filled with local vessels but may have space available for a visiting yacht.  Shelter in Zadar is excellent in all conditions.
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==Weather==
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Diurnal winds along the coast are mostly moderate during the summer months, predominantly from NW and rarely exceeding force 4/5.  At night, katabatic winds off the mountains are a feature of some of the harbours along the NE Adriatic coast.  During early spring and (especially) autumn conditions can be more unsettled, occasionally accompanied by violent thunderstorms - luckily of short duration - with winds of 30-35 knots or more and vicious, steep seas.  In the winter the sudden, violent N wind off the mountains, the ''bora'', is much to be feared, especially along the Velebitski channel.
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Equally prevalent in winter - although not uncommon in summer - is the ''scirocco'', a S/SE wind that blows up from North Africa, usually in advance of a depression moving E across the Mediterranean.  Unlike the ''bora'', the ''scirocco'' only occasionally exceeds gale force, but is still a phenomenon to be wary of, especially if on a lee coast.
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An important commercial and naval centre since the days of the Roman empire, Zadar continued to prosper through periods of occupation by the Byzantines, Venetians, Austro-Hungarians and Italians and even World War II and the Croatian War of Independence were only a brief pause in its growth.  Today, Zadar is an important tourist destination as well as a thriving commercial and industrial centre.  
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''For sources of weather forecasting, see [[Croatia#Sources_of_weather_forecast_info|Croatia]]''.
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Shelter in Zadar is excellent in all conditions.
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==Charts==
==Charts==
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''See [[Northern Dalmatia#Charts|Northern Dalmatia]]''.
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==Communication==
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==Weather==
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''See [[Croatia#Weather|Croatia]]''.
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''Also see [[World MM Nets|World Cruiser's Nets]]''.
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==Passages==
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==Communication==
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''Also see [[HF_Radio|Cruiser's Nets]]''
==Navigation==
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Zadar is approached either from NW along the channel separating the mainland from the island of Ugljan or from SE along the E side of the island of Pasman.  Smaller yachts and motor boats can approach via the Prolaz Zdrelac, the narrow channel between the islands of Ugljan and Pasman; however, note that the channel is crossed by a road bridge with only 16 metres clearance.  In the approach, the buildings of the old town on a peninsula sheltering the harbour from S and W are conspicuous.  The harbour is entered from NW between the old town peninsula and a long breakwater.  Note that there are extensive shoals along the shore NW of the entrance, marked with a port hand buoy.  The harbour is used by several ferries, which enter and leave at speed and caution is needed when approaching.  Shelter inside the harbour is excellent, although berths on the breakwater and T pontoons (see below) are subject to wash from commercial traffic.
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Zadar is approached either from NW along the channel separating the mainland from the island of Ugljan or from SE along the E side of the island of Pasman.   
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==Berthing==
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In the approach, the buildings of the old town on a peninsula sheltering the harbour from S and W are conspicuous.  The harbour is entered from NW between the old town peninsula and a long breakwater.  
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Most visiting yachts berth at the [[Marina Zadar]] in the basin to port on entry.  ''Click on link for details.''  Larger yachts (over 15 metres) are usually berthed stern-to the breakwater, taking lines to a row of mooring buoys, or on either of the two T-pontoons E of the breakwater.  Depths in the marina are 8.0 - 12.0 metres and at the breakwater 12.0 - 15.0 metres.
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Alternatives to Marina Zadar are the marinas of [[Marina Borik]] and [[Marina Vitrenjak]], both to the NW of Zadar harbour.  ''Click on respective links for details.''
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{{Note}}The harbour is used by several ferries, which enter and leave at speed and caution is needed when approaching.  Shelter inside the harbour is excellent, although berths on the breakwater and T pontoons (see below) are subject to wash from commercial traffic.
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{{Danger}}There are extensive shoals along the shore NW of the entrance, marked with a port hand buoy.
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{{Danger}} Smaller yachts and motor boats can approach via the [[Ugljan#Mali Zdrelac|Prolaz Mali Ždrelac]] -- the narrow channel between the islands of Ugljan and Pasman; however, note that the channel is crossed by a road bridge with only '''16.5 metres clearance'''.
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==Entrance==
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[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is a port of entry/exit for Croatia. For details ''see [[Croatia#Entrance|Entrance: Croatia]]''.
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==Berthing==
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{{poi | lat= 44.11833|lon=15.22612
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| text= Its well-sheltered harbour contains a large marina, [[Marina Zadar]], which welcomes visiting yachts, as well as two smaller marinas, [[Marina Vitrenjak]] and [[Marina Borik]], both to the NW of Zadar harbour, which are generally filled with local vessels but may have space available for a visiting yacht.  
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: {{email|XX@XXX}}; Tel: {{phone|385|23|211 103}}; Fax: {{fax|385|23|437 825}}; VHF channels 10, 16, & 70
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===Marinas & Yacht Clubs===
===Marinas & Yacht Clubs===
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There is no suitable sheltered anchorage near Zadar.
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There are no suitable sheltered anchorages near Zadar.
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==Yacht Repairs and Services==
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Limited parts from [[Marina Zadar]] yard (see below), mainly engine spares.
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Marina Zadar has an associated yard, Moto Marina.  See [[Marina Zadar]] for details.
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|Water| In all 3 marinas
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Fuel station just S of the marina entrance.  Water and electricity at all marina berths.
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|Electricity| In all 3 marinas
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|Toilets| In all 3 marinas
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|Showers| In all 3 marinas
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|Laundry| Laundromat in [[Marina Zadar]]
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|Garbage| Bins near the harbour and in the marinas
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|Fuel| {{mark | type= fuel |name= [[Marina Zadar]] | lat= 44.11904|lon=15.22612 | zoom=17 |text= Fuel station immediately S of marina entrance}}
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The old town of Zadar lies on a fortified peninsula opposite Marina Zadar and is accessed via a footbridge.  Attractions include the magnificent 9th century circular basilica of St Donat and the Cathedral of St Anastasia (containing a marble sarcophagus of the saint’s relics and some wonderful carved choir stalls). At the southern end of the peninsular is a monumental Venetian port gate and a picturesque, tiny mediaeval harbour.  Through the gate is the Square of the Five Wells, the town’s main water supply until the mid-19th century, and on the north side of the square is St Simeon’s church, containing a lovely 14th century sarcophagus of the saint in silver gilt relief work.  Zadar is also a good base for hiring a car to visit the Paklenica National Park  40 kms NE and the beautiful Plitvice National Park a further 15 kms to the N.
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|Bottled gas| {{Green|Give details on cooking gas (''Camping Gaz'', butane, propane, etc) suppliers. If there are no suppliers in the island just enter "None"}}
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|Chandlers| {{mark | type= chandler |name= [[Marina Zadar]] | lat= 44.11904|lon=15.22612 | zoom=17 |text= Limited parts from the yard, mainly engine spares}}
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Image:ZadarDonat.jpg|St Donat’s basilica (9th century)<br />
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Image:ZadarGate.jpg|Venetian gate, Zadar<br />
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{{mark | type= service |name= [[Marina Zadar]] | lat= 44.11904|lon=15.22612 | zoom=17  |text= Marina Zadar has an associated yard, ''Moto Marina'', tel. {{phone|385|28|204 870}}}}
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Image:ZadarWells.jpg|Square of the Five Wells, Zadar<br />
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{{mark | type= service |name=[[Marina Borik]]|| | lat= 44.1297571057553| lon= 15.210281855294742| zoom= 17|text= Hard standing for 50 yachts.  Cranes (20T and 5T). Basic engine, electrical and electronic repairs.  Wood and fiberglass hull repairs, sailmakers. Paint works, tel. {{phone|385|23|333 036}} }}
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Image:ZadarSimeon.jpg|Sarcophagus of St Simeon, Zadar<br />
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* WiFi in [[Marina Vitrenjak]]
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* WiFi from [http://www.grad-zadar.hr/wifi--bezicna-mreza-grada-zadra-503/ Free Wifi] is deployed at the centre of the city. SSID: Grad_Zadar_Free
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|Mobile connectivity| Good mobile phone signal (G4)
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|Vehicle rentals| {{mark | type= car |name=Europcar | lat= {{Magenta|DD.ddd}} | lon= {{Magenta|DD.ddd}} | zoom={{Magenta|DD}} |text= office close to marina.  Others in the town.}}
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Several supermarkets and other provisions shops in the town.
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* {{mark| lat= 44.132141|lon=15.211923| type=provisions | name=Konzum | url=http://www.konzum.hr/Prodavaonice| text=Supermarket along the way running out of the shore (Put Matije Gupca; Mo-Su 07:00-22:00)}}
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* [http://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?ll=44.11643%2C15.250568&spn=0.055458%2C0.094242&hl=en&t=h&msa=0&z=13&source=embed&ie=UTF8&mid=1Mdw495Yf-eBjRSjwhhjjnHb1yvU Several supermarkets] and other provisions shops in the town.
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* Numerous bars and restaurants in the old town.
* Numerous bars and restaurants in the old town.
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* Restoran Foša, sited on the verandah of the old customs house at the entrance to the tiny mediaeval harbour at the S end of the peninsula, is excellent for fish.
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* ''Restoran Foša'', sited on the verandah of the old customs house at the entrance to the tiny mediaeval harbour at the S end of the peninsula, is excellent for fish.
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* Restaurant ''Maestral'' in [[Marina Zadar]]
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* [http://www.liburnija-zadar.hr/cjenici.php?lang=en Local buses] (single ride: 10 kuna)
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* Buses to Zagreb, [[Rijeka]], [[Split]] and [[Dubrovnik]]
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* International airport 12 km E
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* Albeit train connections are available to Zagreb and [[Split]], they are virtually useless due to slowness and awkward schedules
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Europcar office close to marina.  Others in the town.
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The old town of Zadar lies on a fortified peninsula opposite Marina Zadar and is accessed via a footbridge.  Attractions include the magnificent 9th century circular basilica of St Donat and the Cathedral of St Anastasia (containing a marble sarcophagus of the saint’s relics and some wonderful carved choir stalls).  At the southern end of the peninsular is a monumental Venetian port gate and a picturesque, tiny mediaeval harbour.  Through the gate is the Square of the Five Wells, the town’s main water supply until the mid-19th century, and on the north side of the square is St Simeon’s church, containing a lovely 14th century sarcophagus of the saint in silver gilt relief work.  Zadar is also a good base for hiring a car to visit the Paklenica National Park  40 kms NE and the beautiful Plitvice National Park a further 15 kms to the N.  
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{{himage|ZadarDonat.jpg|St Donat’s basilica (9th century)}}
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{{himage|ZadarWells.jpg|Square of the Five Wells, Zadar}}
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{{himage|ZadarSimeon.jpg|Sarcophagus of St Simeon}}
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Latest revision as of 19:43, 17 March 2019

World ▶ Mediterranean ▶ Adriatic Sea ▶ Croatia ▶ Northern Dalmatia ▶ Zadar

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Zadar
Port of Entry
44°07.100'N, 015°13.567'E Chart icon.png
lat=44.11833 | lon=15.22612 | zoom=15 | y

Zadar lies on the Adriatic coast of Croatia, approximately 70 miles NW of Split and 100 miles SE of Rijeka, which together with Dubrovnik constitute Croatia’s four major harbours. The city is separated by the two mile wide Zadar Strait from the two long islands of Ugljan and Pasman to the west.

An important commercial and naval centre since the days of the Roman empire, Zadar continued to prosper through periods of occupation by the Byzantines, Venetians, Austro-Hungarians and Italians and even World War II and the Croatian War of Independence were only a brief pause in its growth. Today, Zadar is an important tourist destination as well as a thriving commercial and industrial centre.

Shelter in Zadar is excellent in all conditions.

Charts

See Northern Dalmatia.

Weather

See Croatia.

Passages

See Croatia.

Islands

Communication

Add here VHF channel for the coastguard, harbor masters. etc.

Also see Cruiser's Nets

Navigation

Zadar is approached either from NW along the channel separating the mainland from the island of Ugljan or from SE along the E side of the island of Pasman.

In the approach, the buildings of the old town on a peninsula sheltering the harbour from S and W are conspicuous. The harbour is entered from NW between the old town peninsula and a long breakwater.

Note: The harbour is used by several ferries, which enter and leave at speed and caution is needed when approaching. Shelter inside the harbour is excellent, although berths on the breakwater and T pontoons (see below) are subject to wash from commercial traffic.

Danger: There are extensive shoals along the shore NW of the entrance, marked with a port hand buoy.

Danger: Smaller yachts and motor boats can approach via the Prolaz Mali Ždrelac -- the narrow channel between the islands of Ugljan and Pasman; however, note that the channel is crossed by a road bridge with only 16.5 metres clearance.

Entrance

Zadar is a port of entry/exit for Croatia. For details see Entrance: Croatia.

Berthing

Zadar harbour from SW

Zadar Harbour

Zadar Harbour/wiki/Zadar#Zadar_Harbour
Harbour icon Zadar Harbour [[Zadar#Zadar Harbour|Zadar Harbour]] 44°07.100'N, 015°13.567'E
Port of Entry

Its well-sheltered harbour contains a large marina, Marina Zadar, which welcomes visiting yachts, as well as two smaller marinas, Marina Vitrenjak and Marina Borik, both to the NW of Zadar harbour, which are generally filled with local vessels but may have space available for a visiting yacht.

XX@XXX; Tel: +385 (23) 211 103; Fax: +385 (23) 437 825; VHF channels 10, 16, & 70

Marinas & Yacht Clubs

Anchorages

There are no suitable sheltered anchorages near Zadar.

Amenities

Facilities
Water In all 3 marinas
Electricity In all 3 marinas
Toilets In all 3 marinas
Showers In all 3 marinas
Laundry Laundromat in Marina Zadar
Garbage Bins near the harbour and in the marinas
Supplies
Fuel Marina Zadar/wiki/Zadar#.5B.5BMarina_Zadar.5D.5DFuel icon Marina Zadar [[Zadar#Marina Zadar|Marina Zadar]] 44°07.142'N, 015°13.567'E Fuel station immediately S of marina entrance
Bottled gas Give details on cooking gas (Camping Gaz, butane, propane, etc) suppliers. If there are no suppliers in the island just enter "None"
Chandlers Marina Zadar/wiki/Zadar#.5B.5BMarina_Zadar.5D.5DChandler icon Marina Zadar [[Zadar#Marina Zadar|Marina Zadar]] 44°07.142'N, 015°13.567'E Limited parts from the yard, mainly engine spares
Services
Repairs Marina Zadar/wiki/Zadar#.5B.5BMarina_Zadar.5D.5DService icon Marina Zadar [[Zadar#Marina Zadar|Marina Zadar]] 44°07.142'N, 015°13.567'E Marina Zadar has an associated yard, Moto Marina, tel. +385 (28) 204 870

Marina Borik/wiki/Zadar#.5B.5BMarina_Borik.5D.5DService icon Marina Borik [[Zadar#Marina Borik|Marina Borik]] 44°07.785'N, 015°12.617'E Hard standing for 50 yachts. Cranes (20T and 5T). Basic engine, electrical and electronic repairs. Wood and fiberglass hull repairs, sailmakers. Paint works, tel. +385 (23) 333 036

Internet
Mobile connectivity Good mobile phone signal (G4)
Vehicle rentals Europcar/wiki/Zadar#EuropcarCar icon Europcar [[Zadar#Europcar|Europcar]] DD.ddd, DD.ddd office close to marina. Others in the town.

Provisioning

  • Konzum/wiki/Zadar#KonzumProvisions icon Konzum [[Zadar#Konzum|Konzum]] 44°07.928'N, 015°12.715'E Supermarket along the way running out of the shore (Put Matije Gupca; Mo-Su 07:00-22:00)
  • Several supermarkets and other provisions shops in the town.

Eating out

  • Numerous bars and restaurants in the old town.
  • Restoran Foša, sited on the verandah of the old customs house at the entrance to the tiny mediaeval harbour at the S end of the peninsula, is excellent for fish.
  • Restaurant Maestral in Marina Zadar

Transportation

  • Local buses (single ride: 10 kuna)
  • Buses to Zagreb, Rijeka, Split and Dubrovnik
  • International airport 12 km E
  • Albeit train connections are available to Zagreb and Split, they are virtually useless due to slowness and awkward schedules

See Zadar at the Wikivoyage for further details.

Tourism

Places to Visit

The old town of Zadar lies on a fortified peninsula opposite Marina Zadar and is accessed via a footbridge. Attractions include the magnificent 9th century circular basilica of St Donat and the Cathedral of St Anastasia (containing a marble sarcophagus of the saint’s relics and some wonderful carved choir stalls). At the southern end of the peninsular is a monumental Venetian port gate and a picturesque, tiny mediaeval harbour. Through the gate is the Square of the Five Wells, the town’s main water supply until the mid-19th century, and on the north side of the square is St Simeon’s church, containing a lovely 14th century sarcophagus of the saint in silver gilt relief work. Zadar is also a good base for hiring a car to visit the Paklenica National Park 40 kms NE and the beautiful Plitvice National Park a further 15 kms to the N.

Zadar
St Donat’s basilica (9th century)
Venetian gate
Square of the Five Wells, Zadar
Sarcophagus of St Simeon


Friends

Contact details of "Cruiser's Friends" that can be contacted for local information or assistance.

Forums

List links to discussion threads on partnering forums. (see link for requirements)

Links

For other useful websites, see Croatia.

References

See Croatia.

Comments

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