Zadar is a city and the political, cultural, commercial, industrial, educational, and transportation center of Zadar County. It is located on the Adriatic Sea, in the northwestern part of the Ravni Kotari region. The city spans an area of 25 km² and had a population of 70,829 in 2021, making it the second-largest city in Dalmatia and the fifth-largest in Croatia.

The area of present-day Zadar has evidence of human habitation dating back to the Neolithic period. Zadar traces its origins to the 9th century BCE as a settlement of the Illyrian Liburnian tribe, known as Iader.

Airport
Zadar Airport 32.00 €
Zagreb Airport 345.00 €
Split Airport 145.00 €
Dubrovnik airport 442.00 €
Pula Airport 535.00 €
Rijeka Airport 325.00 €
City
Split 172.00 €
Šibenik 118.00 €
Biograd na moru 58.00 €
Trogir 145.00 €
Makarska 225.00 €
Dubrovnik 455.00 €
Zagreb 345.00 €
Rijeka 345.00 €
Pula 535.00 €
Opatija 418.00 €
Nin 52.00 €
Vodice 92.00 €
Pag 85.00 €
Town
Novalja 125.00 €
Sukošan 35.00 €
Petrčane 45.00 €
Vir 65.00 €
Skradin 115.00 €
Ferry port
Ferry port Zadar 32.00 €
Ferry port Split 172.00 €
Marina
Marina Dalmacija 35.00 €
Marina Mandalina 118.00 €
National park
Plitvice Lakes National Park 178.00 €
Krka National Park 103.00 €
Paklenica National Park 85.00 €
Festival
Ultra Europe Festival 175.00 €
Sonus Festival 125.00 €
Hideout Festival 125.00 €
Hotel
Zaton Holiday Resort 55.00 €
Falkensteiner Resort Punta Skala 48.00 €
Amadria Park Šibenik 115.00 €