Weekend break in North Dalmatia

Day 1

Arrival, Hotel Check-in, Dinner, Overnight Stay

Day 2 - Zadar

After breakfast at the hotel, a guided tour of Zadar with a professional guide.

Meeting with the guide at Five Wells Square (transfer possible), one of the most picturesque places in Zadar, to begin the guided tour. After discovering the secrets of these wells, we proceed to the famous entrance to Terraferma, a 16th-century architectural masterpiece listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The tour continues to the Church of St. Simeon before exploring Zadar’s old town. The next stop will be the People’s Square, located in the historic center. From here, we will visit some of Zadar’s most important landmarks, including the Roman Forum and the Church of St. Donatus, a symbol of the city and a prime example of medieval Croatian architecture. But that’s not all! You will visit St. Anastasia’s Cathedral and climb to the top of its tower—183 steps in total! The effort is well worth it, as you will enjoy one of the best panoramic views of the entire city. After the climb, a leisurely walk along the waterfront will lead you to the famous Sea Organ, one of the most unique musical instruments in the world. You can relax and listen to the organ’s sounds while watching the sunset on the horizon—a magical setting! The tour will conclude at the Greeting to the Sun monument.

Free afternoon. Return to the hotel, dinner, overnight stay.

Day 3 - Ugljan Island bike & trekking

Breakfast. Transfer to the port. Boarding the regular ferry to the island of Ugljan.

Upon arrival in Preko, bicycles and necessary equipment are provided for an independent cycling tour around the island of Ugljan. Each participant chooses their own route based on their abilities and preferences, and the adventure begins.

For those who prefer not to cycle, we recommend a stroll through the narrow streets of Preko's harbor, which exude the tranquility of traditional Mediterranean architecture.

During the walk, visit the small islet of Školjić, located just 85 meters from the coast, accessible by a local boatman. 

Since the 15th century, the islet has been home to the Franciscan Monastery of St. Paul, whose collection has been declared a cultural heritage site.

Be sure to stop by a traditional tavern and experience the delights of Mediterranean cuisine, recognized as UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.

After lunch, take a marked hiking trail (1.5 hours one way) through olive groves to the Venetian fortress of St. Michael, built in 1203 (263 meters above sea level), offering a breathtaking view of the entire Zadar archipelago.

Return to Preko, board the boat, and sail back to Zadar.

Transfer to the hotel, dinner, overnight stay.

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