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Biograd na Moru (\"white town on the sea\") sits on the central Dalmatian coast 30 kilometres south of Zadar, with a medieval pedigree as the 11th-century coronation capital of the Croatian kingdom (the original walled town was destroyed by the Venetians in 1125). The modern town is a working tourist resort built around the Marina Kornati (700 berths plus megayacht infrastructure) on the south side and the older Marina Biograd on the north — both are major sailing-charter pickup bases for the central Dalmatian coast. Charter routes hop to Pašman Island (across a 200-metre channel) and the Kornati National Park (60 minutes south). Biograd is 30 minutes from Zadar north and 2 hours from Šibenik south. Season runs April through October.
Marina Kornati is one of the Adriatic’s premier marinas, offering excellent facilities and services for sailors:
- Capacity for over 750 yachts across three marina sections.
- Full-service maintenance, including repairs and technical support.
- Electricity and freshwater connections at all berths.
- On-site fuel station and waste disposal services.
- Modern shower and restroom facilities.
- Restaurants and cafes within the marina complex.
- Walking distance to Biograd’s city center.
Biograd’s Old Town is a charming area filled with history, culture, and authentic Croatian architecture. Wander through the narrow cobblestone streets and explore the highlights:
- St. Anastasia Church: A historic landmark with stunning architecture.
- Traditional Taverns: Enjoy local cuisine and fresh seafood in cozy settings.
- Market Square: Shop for local products, from handmade crafts to fresh produce.
- City Walls: Take a stroll along the remnants of the old fortifications for scenic views.
Biograd’s Old Town is perfect for a leisurely city tour, immersing yourself in the heart of Croatian heritage.
Soline Beach is a favorite spot in Biograd na Moru, offering a perfect mix of relaxation and fun. Its clear, shallow waters make it ideal for families with children, while the blend of sandy and pebbly areas ensures a pleasant experience for all visitors. The beachfront is lined with cafes and snack bars, providing plenty of options for refreshments. Nearby shaded promenades offer a tranquil escape from the sun, and there are playgrounds close to the beach for younger visitors. Whether you want to swim, sunbathe, or enjoy a leisurely walk, Soline Beach is a must-visit destination in Biograd na Moru.
The Church of St. Anastasia, located in the heart of Biograd na Moru, is a stunning example of Croatian religious architecture. This historic church, dedicated to St. Anastasia, features a beautifully preserved stone facade and an inviting interior adorned with religious artworks. Visitors are captivated by its peaceful ambiance and the intricate details of its altar. As one of the city's spiritual landmarks, the church serves as a tranquil retreat for reflection and a key site for understanding Biograd's rich history and cultural heritage.
