Destination
Zadar
Zadar is a Roman-founded city on the northern Dalmatian coast, known for the Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun on its waterfront, and for a compact old town built over a Roman forum.
About Zadar
The old town sits on a small peninsula, so most of it is walkable in an afternoon: the Roman forum, St Donatus, the marble streets, and the promenade where the Sea Organ plays with the waves.
Zadar is also the usual gateway to the Kornati islands and Paklenica, and sits roughly between Split and the Plitvice Lakes — which makes it a practical stop rather than a detour.
We drive Zadar as a private transfer in both directions from Split, and it can be combined with Plitvice or the coastal route north on the same journey.
How to get there
Door-to-door private transfers on your own schedule, with optional stops along the route.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get from Split to Zadar?
A private transfer is the most direct option, door to door and on your own schedule, with the freedom to stop along the coast or inland on the way.
What is Zadar known for?
The Sea Organ and the Greeting to the Sun on the waterfront, the Roman forum, and the church of St Donatus — all within a short walk of each other in the old town.
Can Zadar be combined with Plitvice Lakes?
Yes. Zadar sits between Split and the inland route to Plitvice, so the two combine naturally on a private transfer with a stop planned in.
Planning a trip to Zadar?
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