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Zaton Holidays

A PICTURESQUE SEASIDE VILLAGE

Zaton has two namesake villages near Zadar and Šibenik, but this picturesque village lies just eight kilometres northwest of Dubrovnik, and offers a serene escape from the bustling tourist hotspot. Nestled along the Adriatic coast, this Zaton is the best of the bunch, and comprises two charming villages, Veliki Zaton and Mali Zaton, each brimming with traditional Croatian charm and natural beauty.

The area is renowned for its tranquil bays, crystal-clear waters, and lush green landscapes. You can enjoy swimming, sunbathing, and various water sports in the calm, inviting sea. The pebbled beaches are perfect for families, while the shaded pine trees provide a cool place to relax during hot summer days.

If you love to get out and about, Zaton offers great opportunities for hiking and biking. Trails wind through verdant hills and olive groves, offering stunning views of the coastline and surrounding countryside. And you won’t need to drive into Dubrovnik to find a restaurant for a decent meal, either. Dining in Zaton is a delight, with numerous seaside taverns, locally known as a konoba, serving fresh seafood and traditional Dalmatian cuisine. Enjoy a leisurely meal while overlooking the tranquil bay, and don’t miss the chance to taste the local wines and olive oil. If you want to catch one of those incredible Croatian sunsets, find a konoba on the eastern shore – they’re best for taking in those iconic Adriatic scenes.

 

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YOUR ZATON QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

You can fly with easyJet directly to Dubrovnik in around two hours and 40 minutes. From there, it’s a 40-minute scenic drive to Zaton from the airport.
Zaton’s proximity to Dubrovnik makes it an ideal base for exploring the historic city. A short drive or bus ride brings you to the UNESCO World Heritage site, where you can wander the ancient city walls, visit historic landmarks, and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture.
Simply put, yes! You don’t need to make the journey into Dubrovnik to find a decent place to eat, either. Taverns on the eastern shore are best for taking in those sunset views.