Biograd na Moru – a vibrant town on the Adriatic coast, surrounded by beaches, pine forests, and two marinas overlooking the Pašman Channel. Throughout the year, special events await: the Slovenian May Weekend, the Gastro Festival in June, Biograd Night, or the Street Music Festival. As a nautical hub, Biograd attracts sailors to its international Boat Show. Those seeking activity will find sports, excursions, and even an amusement park, while in the evening the lively nightlife along the promenade beckons. A place where sun, sea, culture, and atmosphere come together.
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- Location: Coastal town in Northern Dalmatia, about 28 km south of Zadar.
- Area: approx. 35 km².
- Population: around 5,600 inhabitants (as of 2021).
- Climate: Mediterranean; Ø approx. 7 °C in January and 24 °C in July.
- Economy: Focus on tourism, fishing, and agriculture.
- Infrastructure: Important ferry port to the island of Pašman; well connected via the A1 motorway.
- History: Medieval center and coronation site of Croatian kings.
- Culture: Sights include St. Anastasia’s Parish Church and the Local Heritage Museum.
- Beaches: Sandy and pebble beaches, including Dražica Beach (Blue Flag), often lined with pine trees.
- Leisure: Promenade with cafés/bars, marinas, water sports, and an amusement park.
- Sports: Tennis complex and a wide range of sporting activities; international regattas.
- Events: Boat Show, Biograd Night, summer concerts, culinary festivals, street music events.
- Shopping: Supermarkets, weekly market, and numerous shops in the town center.
- Cuisine: Numerous restaurants, konobas, and cafés.