In between are alluring coastal villages, secluded beaches and an interior wine region. Zadar and around Zadar's Cathedral of St. Anastasia is surrounded by Roman ruins.

From sea to summit: 5 adventurous ways to explore Zadar, Croatia Watersport enthusiasts and mountain lovers alike will relish what’s on offer in this epic corner of the Adriatic.

Zadar’s past goes back to the Stone Age (Zadar is Croatia’s oldest continuously inhabited city). The Zadar city walls were built in the 12th and 13th century, and are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

To sample Croatia's Dalmatian Coast without the crowds, head north to the walled port of Zadar, says Natalie Paris.

Croatia's best beaches boast everything from golden sands and turquoise waters, to incredible city views - it's no wonder they wow tourists and locals alike ...

The ‘Riva’ in Zadar, Croatia attracts locals and visitors alike, with its views over the water and its award-winning sea organ. The small circular openings in the cement walkway are where ...

Croatia travel: Intoxicated by Zadar's siren call AN ENCHANTING sea organ and quirky dancefloor are just a small part of pretty port's appeal, says Lynne Hyland ...

It's his very first time in the Croatian city. The organizer of the month-long tour in the Balkans got in some training on the beautiful beaches of Croatia.

Croatia’s coast from Zadar to Trogir manages to pack in an astonishing amount of history and culture, as well as mesmerizing landscapes, in under 90 miles (around 144 kilometers).