Is Zadar worth visiting in Croatia?

It's one of the coolest places on the Adriatic. In Croatian terms, it's improbably crowd-free. The city sunsets are memorably beautiful. And its mix of cliffs, coves and ancient Roman streets are worlds apart from Split or Dubrovnik's cruise ship crowds.



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Zadar is a historic destination on the Dalmatian coast that combines an abundance of Roman and medieval remains with innovative modern architectural projects.

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Hvar was definitely lovely but much louder at night, with more people. But there was a nice walk/hike up to the fortress than I didn't do but it didn't look very crowded. Split and Zadar were, for me, different. Zadar's old city center is flat, has a day's worth of walking and things to see.

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The 16 best places to visit in Croatia
  • Korcula Town. ...
  • Krka National Park. ...
  • Split. ...
  • Zagorje. Best for medieval castles. ...
  • Zadar. Best for history and culture. ...
  • Cres. Best for rugged landscapes and beaches. ...
  • Kopacki Rit Nature Park. Best for birdwatchers. ...
  • Šibenik. Best for Unesco sites and fortresses.


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Hvar is a small offshore Adriatic settlement that's often touted as the 'next Ibiza'.

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