Vir is one of 300 islands and islets of the Zadar archipelago

Vir is located in the northwestern part of Dalmatia and is the 20th largest Croatian island. It has an area of 22.38 km2, a length of 10.12 km and a maximum width of 4.25 km. Vir is 26 km away from Zadar. It has been connected to the mainland by a port bridge since 1976, making Vir an integral part of the mainland, so visitors can experience the typical island atmosphere on the one hand, while at the same time enjoying the mobility afforded by a modern road network

Zadar is a city marked by its millennial history

and as such is a true treasure trove of archaeological and monumental treasures of the Ancient, Medieval and Renaissance periods. Numerous churches and cultural monuments have been preserved from all historical periods, showing the artistic construction of all styles. Zadar is a quiet and safe place, you can go for a walk at night as well as during the day. In addition to discovering beautiful Roman times, you will also find fine shops, affordable restaurants, and outdoor concerts.

Plitvice Lakes

One of the most beautiful natural sights extends into the valley, surrounded by forested hills. The highest lake system is at an altitude of 600 meters and the water that flows from its bed at a distance of 7.2 km through countless waterfalls and stormy adventures reaches the lower last lake at an altitude of 150 meters.

It is located north of Sibenik in the middle of the hills in a beautiful valley. The Krka River flows between the cliffs and the water has built interesting terraces. The limestone sediment created stairs and lace forms, on which the stream flows further