Summer is slowly heading towards the ‘exit’ door, but September has its charms since it represents equally great time for holiday - the weather is still nice, the sea warm enough for a swim, it’s usually less crowded, so sightseeing becomes easier and exciting events don’t cease to happen in the entire Zadar region - from sports and music to events showcasing local culture and traditions.
From the very moment some people start planning their holiday, they already know the kind of accommodation they will look for. It’s a question of habit just as much as a preference based on previous experience. Naturally, changed circumstances such as a new member in the family, a pet or travelling in larger groups than usual are an important factor when opting either for an apartment or a hotel. In Zadar region there is a lot to choose from for both types of holiday accommodation, so here are a few points to bear in mind when making the decision.
St Donatus’ Church, remains of the Roman Forum, and, more recently, modern attractions such as Greetings to the Sun and Sea Organ are true emblems of Zadar. These have become must-experience places in the city, the ones even a chance visitor will take the time to see. However, Zadar is so much more than a heap of attractions - it’s a lively city, full of stories and legends. Here are a few ‘did-you-knows’ about Zadar that paint a more complete picture about the city:
Zaton - a point quite close to Zadar on the map of Dalmatia, an excellent place for even better holiday, a desired destination guests want to reach as conveniently as possible. Luckily, Zaton is easily accessed by road or air, and the preferred way of travel is a matter of personal choice. To facilitate decision-making, here are a few advantages and disadvantages of travelling by car or plane.
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