Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun
Riva
A steps-and-pipes instrument played by the waves, next to a solar light installation.
- Suggested time: 1 hr
- No booking needed
- Suits: Couples · Photographers
Open-air; always accessible
9 places, 4 of them free. Roman ruins, a sea organ and one of the Adriatic’s best sunsets.
Riva
A steps-and-pipes instrument played by the waves, next to a solar light installation.
Open-air; always accessible
Old Town
A ruined Roman forum beside a round Byzantine church with superb acoustics.
Church daily, roughly 9:00–21:00 in summer
Old Town
The car-free main street and lanes of the peninsula old town, with shops and cafés.
Open-air; shops open daily
Old Town
A traditional market of Dalmatian produce, cheese, honey and fish.
Daily mornings
Kornati (60 km)
A boat trip through a national park of scores of bare limestone islands and clear water.
Daily in season
Nin (17 km)
A tiny walled town on an island in a lagoon, with a long sandy beach and salt pans.
Open daily; buses run from Zadar
Starigrad (45 km)
A gorge and mountain park for hiking, with climbing routes and easy family walks.
Daily; ticket at the entrance
Kolovare
A pebbly city beach a short walk from the old town, with cafés and shade.
Open access; lifeguards in season
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