Things to do in Biograd na Moru

Apart from cultural and historical heritage, Biograd is also characterized by nice beaches, picturesque bays, marinas, and various entertainment facilities. The town has a great number of excellent restaurants offering specialties of local and international cuisine.

Most Biograd beaches are awarded with “Blue flag” – the high ecological standard reward which has to be justified repeatedly each year.

Most popular beaches are:

• Dražica (5 minutes walk from Apartments Cala),
• Điga (5 minutes walk from Apartments Cala),
• Soline (14 minutes walk from Apartments Cala) and
• Bošana (14-20 minutes walk from Apartments Cala).

If you prefer secluded beaches, we recommend daily trips to nearby islands Pašman or Vrgada. Cheap local ferry lines or small rented boats can take your family on a swimming trip. For long distance navigations we recommend organized excursions.

Biograd is the centre of the Riviera consisting of St. Petar, Turanj, St. Filip i Jakov, Biograd, Pakoštane and Drage, as well as of several places on the island of Pašman: Tkon, Kraj, Pašman, Barotul, Mrljane, Nevidjane, Dobropoljana, Banj and Zdrelac, and Vrgada on the island of Vrgada.

Whether to fly higher than the clouds, dive into the deep sea or practice any activity you can imagine in between, Biograd Riviera is a true paradise for lovers of active tourism, nature and adrenaline.

Dive to discover the sunken wonders hidden in a coastline of Pašman and Kornati archipelago. Explore every corner of wild nature on foot, horseback or bicycle. Free your energy in river Zrmanja and Krka canyons and karst landscapes going rafting and kayaking, glide through the air parachuting and paragliding and expand your horizons hiking and climbing in the mountain of Velebit.

You can satisfy your desire for adventure in the canyons of Velika Paklenica and Mala Paklenica, the mountain ambiance with a multitude of hiking routes, which has become a famous European climbing area.

There are few places in the world where you can find so many natural and cultural riches in one place. The well-indented shore, islands, and untouched nature attract many yachtsmen to the area of Zadar archipelago. The archipelago has 24 large islands and three hundred small isles and rocks. Thanks to its position in the centre of the Croatian Adriatic coast, the Biograd area provides excellent opportunities for nautical tourism as one of the few parts of the Mediterranean.

At the close vicinity, there are three “must-see” National parks:

• Sjeverni Velebit,
• Paklenica,
• National park Kornati,
• Krka,
• Plitvice Lakes

and three Nature parks:

• Velebit,
• Vransko Lake,
• Telašćica