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Experience Nin’s Salt Works’ Unique Story of Salt

Adriatic Sea, sun and bora wind - the most important trio in salt production. Then the hardworking men collect the fruits of nature’s labour. And they do so with their bare hands, as generations before them did for more than a millennium. Their story of salt is a tale of tradition, proud hard work, respect for nature and its fruits. It’s a story worth listening to at a place worth visiting - Nin’s Salt Works. When on holiday in Zadar region, don’t miss this unique experience. Here are a few reasons why:

 

Wishing You a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

 

Only a few days are left and all the flaps on the advent calendar will have been opened, all the sweet treats behind them taken out. This, in turn, can only mean one thing - Christmas is here! The holidays are here! It’s the time of year we’ll gather our dearest, spend quality time together, share amazing festive meals, reach out to people in need and cherish the good in our lives.

Typical Dalmatian Christmas Plate

Christmas table arrangement

 

 

Christmas tree with shiny decorations and a bright star on top of it. Occasional present under it. Festive tablecloth with plates soon to be filled with the most delicious food there is. Joyous times surrounded by family and people you care about. It’s the image of Christmas most people want to experience. While specific dishes form only a part of Christmas traditions in Dalmatia, they do reflect just how special these moments are.

Choose the Perfect Christmas Present - Holiday in Zaton

 

It’s coming. The towns and villages have started decorating the streets and squares with Christmas lights reminding its citizens about the joyful times ahead. Shop windows lure us in, suggesting they are the right place to get a present for our dearest to show appreciation of their presence in our lives. And can there be a better gift than the promise of an amazing holiday experience shared together in the year to come?