Apartment in villa, big garden, private pool, close to beach and Zadar town

Rental basis: Entire house or apartment
Number of bedrooms: 1; Number of other rooms with beds: 0
Number of bathrooms: 1
If you cause damage to the property during your stay, you may be required to pay according to YourRentals’s property damage policy.
Our apartment is ideally situated for taking one day trips and excursions to Parks of Nature, National Parks and even the famous town of Dubrovnik.

Zadar is a great city, a city full of tradition and modernity, a city open to the sea. Stroll along the waterfront and hear the amazing sound of the "sea organ" while watching "the most beautiful sunset in the world" according to Alfred Hitchcock.

This city of Zadar is marked by its history and turned towards modernity. Zadar is a different city, incomparable, with a soft and cozy atmosphere, a holiday atmosphere of tranquility and serenity. Zadar is quiet and safe: you can go for walks during the night as well as during the day. You will discover splendid vestiges of the Roman era, but also fine shops, restaurants at affordable prices, fruit and vegetable markets, outdoor concerts.
“Little Croatian Rome” (zadar) is surrounded with 5 National Parks: Paklenica, Kornati, Plitvice Lakes, Krka waterfalls and North Velebit. An hour or two by car or by boat from Zadar or other towns in the region takes you to all National Parks. Zadar is not too crowded, it’s not overrun with tourists and has two unique attractions – the sound-and-light spectacle of the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation – need to be seen and heard to be believed. It’s not a picture-postcard kind of place, but the mix of beautiful Roman architecture, Habsburg elegance, a wonderful seafront and some unsightly ordinary office blocks is what gives Zadar so much character. It's no Dubrovnik, but it's not a museum town either – this is a living, vibrant city, enjoyed by its residents and visitors alike.

This city of Zadar is marked by its history and turned towards modernity. Zadar is a different city, incomparable, with a soft and cozy atmosphere, a holiday atmosphere of tranquility and serenity. Zadar is quiet and safe: you can go for walks during the night as well as during the day. You will discover splendid vestiges of the Roman era, but also fine shops, restaurants at affordable prices, fruit and vegetable markets, outdoor concerts.

In Zadar you will enjoy delicous food and nice walks along the docks and you will listen to the sound of the sea organ, a unique facility in Europe that allows the sea to compose a sweet and enchanting music.


Zadar is a great city, a city full of tradition and modernity, a city open to the sea. Stroll along the waterfront and hear the amazing sound of the "sea organ" while watching "the most beautiful sunset in the world" according to Alfred Hitchcock.


In Zadar you will enjoy delicous food and nice walks along the docks and you will listen to the sound of the sea organ, a unique facility in Europe that allows the sea to compose a sweet and enchanting music.

It is well known that Dalmatian kitchen is easy and healthy and that you can enjoy numerous specialties and not have to think about calories. Enjoy fish specialties in many restaurants in Zadar which offer plenty of fresh or cooked vegetable with fish. Try sweet water fish specialties with the fish from Vransko Lake. You can also try prosciutto traditionally served with cheese and olives. Do not forget Maraskino (cherry liquour), a specialty of Zadar area.

What to see in Zadar and the region ?

Church of St. Donat originates from the 9th century Pre-romanic period and is a unique building in Europe. The massive building is surrounded by a two-story gallery, which faces East in the three apses. St. Donat is the best-known building in Zadar and its symbol.

Forum in Zadar is the largest explored forum on the eastern part of the Adriatic founded by the first Roman emperor August, which can be seen from the stone inscriptions. The forum is situated beneath the foundations of St. Donat church and the bishop's palace, and it originates from the 1st century.