Zadar, Nin & Pag cultural tour

Optional dinner at a local restaurant where guests will be introduced to the program.

The city of Pag, the only city in history that has been relocated three times, attracts great attention. Its impressive monuments, rich cultural heritage, and globally recognized traditions highlight the significance of not only the city itself but the entire island.

Pag cheese, an indigenous product that stands alongside the world’s most renowned cheeses, embodies the island’s essence in its rich and intense flavor, capturing Pag’s stone and salt, medicinal aromatic herbs, and long-standing traditions.

A cultural tour of Zadar, including a visit to the Archaeological Museum, the Gold and Silver of Zadar exhibition at the Benedictine Monastery of St. Mary, and the Church of St. Donatus.

Experience a city with a thousand-year-old history and invaluable cultural heritage, continuously offering something new and unique. Zadar is one of Croatia’s most popular tourist destinations, captivating visitors with its extraordinary beauty, three-thousand-year-old tradition, and openness to new artistic expressions that further enrich its cultural value.

You will enjoy a traditional boat ride with the local rowers (“barkajoli”), breathing in the atmosphere of a rowing tradition that has been passed down for eight centuries. As you explore Zadar, every corner reveals a new chapter in its fascinating history.

The city of Nin takes pride in being continuously inhabited for an impressive 3,000 years. During the Late Antiquity, Nin became one of the most important early Christian centers on the Adriatic. With the arrival of the Croats, it became their first political, cultural, administrative, and religious center. The monumental heritage found in Nin ranks among the most significant historical landmarks of Croatia’s national history.