National parks, amusement parks and unique natural beauty — the attractions of Biograd na Moru turn every holiday into a real adventure.
In town and nearby you will find Fun Park Biograd and Adventure park, cycling and hiking trails, and boat trips to the Kornati islands. Close by are Kornati National Park, Vrana Lake Nature Park and the Krka and Paklenica national parks.
Whether you are after adrenaline, family fun or a peaceful day in nature, Biograd is the ideal base for exploring northern Dalmatia. Discover everything you can see and experience.
The 18th-century church is dedicated to the patron saint of Biograd and is an important landmark in the historic centre. Visiting respectfully Reach it on foot from the waterfront. During services, visit discreetly and respect rules on clothing and photography.
The 11th-century basilica remains are linked with Croatian king Petar Krešimir IV and testify to medieval Biograd’s importance. How to visit The open-air site is in the old town. Combine it with the church, museum and waterfront and bring sun protection.
The museum on the waterfront preserves the archaeological, historical and maritime heritage of Biograd. Its best-known collection includes objects recovered from a 16th-century merchant shipwreck. Planning the visit Combine the museum with the old town, St Anastasia’s Church and the basilica remains. Check current opening hours before visiting.
Lake Vrana, located in Dalmatia, is the largest lake in Croatia. It has been declared a nature park, a protected area in Croatia. It is located in Zadar and Šibenik-Knin counties, between the towns and municipalities of Benkovac, Pirovac, Pakoštane, Stankovci and Tisno. Visitors can enter the park from several places, so there are three…
Velebit may not be the highest, but it is certainly the largest mountain and mountain range in Croatia. It offers a whole range of geographical, natural, animal and plant differences. Velebit is thus home to the Velebit Nature Park and two national parks (Paklenica National Park and North Velebit National Park). The Velebit Nature Park…
Telašćica is a bay on the southeastern part of Dugi otok, in the Croatian part of the Adriatic Sea. It has been a protected natural area since 1980, and since 1988 it has been declared a nature park. The location of the park is extremely popular and nautically frequent because there are three more Croatian…
The Northern Velebit National Park is a national park in Croatia that covers 109 km2 of the northern part of Velebit (the largest mountain massif in Croatia). Due to the rich diversity of this part of Velebit, the area was turned into a nature reserve in 1999, and in September of the same year it…
Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the oldest and largest national parks in Croatia. In 1979, the Plitvice Lakes National Park was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List for its extraordinary and picturesque series of travertine lakes, caves and waterfalls. The national park was founded in 1949 and is located in the mountainous…
Paklenica National Park includes the canyon of the karst river Paklenica. It is located near Starigrad and Zadar in northern Dalmatia, on the southern slopes of Velebit. It received the status of a national park in 1949, making it our second oldest national park. The park itself consists of two canyons, Mala and Velika Paklenica….
The Krka National Park is one of the Croatian national parks that got its name from the river Krka that surrounds it, and it is also one of the two Croatian National Parks consisting of lakes and waterfalls. Krka is actually a river in Dalmatia, the southernmost province of Croatia, which is shaped into beautiful…