Zaboric
The house is located in a small picturesque town of Zaboric. This private accommodation is surrounded by trees in a quiet part of place, directly on the beach. Zaboric is located between the towns of Sibenik and Primosten, in the Dalmatia region of Croatia, and is famous for its olive and fig trees and vineyards. Immersed in the clear sea are the nearby islands of the beautifu lSibenik archipelago. Zaboric attracts visitors that are looking for simple relaxation and direct contact with nature.
Region
Owing to its numerous islets, a number of national parks and nature reserves and a true wealth of historical monuments, the Šibenik Riviera is a real jewel of North Dalmatia with two national parks. The Šibenik archipelago offers wonderfully intact nature with 249 islands, islets and reefs. The few populated islands of the archipelago still preserve the authentic Mediterranean way of life.
Sibenik is the most picturesque city on the eastern Adriatic coast. It was first mentioned in 1066. The historical nucleus of Šibenik, with numerous churches and monasteries, stone houses and mansions, ornamented by portals and heraldic crests, displeys its rich cultural heritage. The Cathedral of St.Jamesis the main destination for culturally oriented tourismin the city of Šibenik. Built in Gothic - Renaissance style, the cathedral is added to Unesco World Heritage List. More...
The Krka National Park is a natural phenomenon of the Dalmation region. In its course towards the sea, the Krka river created seven noisy, picturesque waterfalls, the best known being Roski Slap and Skradinski Buk, the tallest tavertine barriers in Europe. The region of the Krka River abounds in traces of ancient settlements, with numerous historical and cultural features of interest The most ancient signs of human habitation along the Krka.... More...
The Trogir Riviera is rich with numerous bays, capes, coves, such as the Old Trogir Cove with its pebble, sand or rocky beaches...Trogir has a long and a tumultuous history. The wealth of its archaeological findings show an uninterrupted continuity of habitation from prehistory to today; there are traces of life in this area dating from the year 2000 B.C. The ancient Greeks founded a colony called Tragurion on the foundations of an older Illyrian settlement during the 3rd/2nd century B.C. More...
National Park Kornati In the central part of the Croatian Adriatic, on the meeting point of Šibenik and Zadar islands, a separate and by many a specific group of islands, called Kornati, is situated. Because of its exceptional landscape beauty, interesting geomorphology, diversity of the coastline and especially because of the rich biocoenoses of the marine ecosystem, greater part of the Kornati maritime zone has been declared a national park in 1980. More...
