Zadar Real Estate

Zadar is a town of picturesque ambiances. Its location on a flat peninsula in the middle of the Mediterranean Sea gives the town a certain particularity. The Promenade around the peninsula offers an unforgettable impression of the sight of the islands at sunset. Walks around the old town are a real happening for each inhabitant of Zadar as well as for its visitors. Entering the town from the promenade shore you can enjoy stories of the glorious past told by each historical stone remnant.

The street of Siroka Ulica leads to the main town square from the forum. It is the commercial and social artery of the town.

Biograd is the second biggest town of the Zadar riviera. It was mentioned for the first time in the 10th century, and it become the residence of Croatian Kings in the 11th century. The core of the old settlement was situated on a smaller peninsula, while a part of the town walls was preserved up to a hundred years ago. The modern Biograd spread from that nucleus along the coast and the pine woods. It has become the popular summer resort with comfortable hotels situated close to beautiful beaches.

Nin is situated on an islet in a shallow lagoon at the mouth of the river Ricina, where the mediterranean limestone gives way to the plain and a level layer of land' producing an exceptional effect with the view of the rugged Pag and the mountain of Velebit in the distance. Fragments of an ancient Liburnian vessels and medieval boats from the 12th century were found thirty years ago in this lagoon.
 

The lagoon of Nin hides another peculiarity - curative mud, rich in minerals highly prized for its therapeutic qualities, especially in the treatment of rheumatism.

The small town of Starigrad, the starting point of the expeditions to Paklenica is a typical summer resort with mild climate, while only a few hours of climbing up the mountain brings us to the canyon where the temperatures dramatically change

The remarkable view of the sea from the Velebit peaks provokes a special feeling - from that mysterious mountain the islands in the sea seem to be just laid out at the very moment of creation of the world.

Gospic is capital of Licko Senjska County. It is located in mountain region some 80 Km north east from Zadar. Lika is known for its natural beauty and clean environment.

Lika is one of most scarcely populated area in Croatia.

Prices of real estate in Gospic and Lika region are miuch more affordable than that in coastal part of Croatia.