Location: Dobropoljana
Top Things to do in Dobropoljana
The 10 Best Things to Do in Dobropoljana, Croatia
Dobropoljana is a village in Croatia on a cove on the north side of the island of Pašman, Zadar County. It is located below the highest peak on the island (Bokolj, 274 m). Chief occupations are farming, olive growing, fishing and seafaring. The marina is protected from south and west winds and provides good shelter for smaller yachts. First mentioned in 1270, Dobropoljana was intensely populated in the 17th century by refugees from the Zadar hinterland. It is connected by the D110 highway to the rest of the island of Pašman.
Restaurants in Dobropoljana
1. Mirta Tours
Overall Ratings
5 based on 6 reviews
We organizes half-day, full-day and longer boat trips in the area of Zadar archipelago. We offer trips to Kornati National Park and Telascica Nature Park, Zadar and Pasman channel. For one day excursions boat capacity is up to 25 persons and for longer trips it is 8 persons +boat crew
Reviewed By cyrielle g
We had a very very good experience on the Mirta Boat!
The staff was very nice and flexible, the lunch was delicious particularly the grilled fish, the navigation duration was absolutely satisfactory, stops during the day was really greats and no touristics and there was a friendly and family ambiance on the boat! It's perfect for couple, children, family, and friends.
Price is cheap, only 50€ /pers all inclusive except beer (20 HKN)
I recommand it !!
2. The Surf PIT
Overall Ratings
5 based on 38 reviews
Windsurf season in Croatia is from May til October. Center is fully open from 01 July to 01 September. June and September only weekends.
Reviewed By Boris P
Perfect place to learn how to windsurf and a great location for termic wind "maestral". Very good equipment in the centre, also friendly and helpfull staff, especially Vlatka K. which tought me how to jibe and brought my windsurfing level high up. Friendly place and I recommend it very much!
3. Marina Kornati
Overall Ratings
4 based on 132 reviews
Marina Kornati is one of the world’s premier sailing destinations. Over 300 craft available for charter along with full service and support. By expanding its services and increasing the capacity to the existing 854 berths, 70 out of which are onshore and 15 piers with water and electricity connections, allowing reception of vessels up to the maximum length of 23 meters, marina Kornati got listed among top 3 Croatian Marinas.
Reviewed By Gitams - Saulkrasti, Latvia
Went for one day boat trip to Kornati Islands. That color of water is just amazing! Company we choose is family owned and it was great - no crowds on boat, stops with swimming, delicious food etc.
4. Morske Orgulje (Sea Organ)
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 4 reviews
Reviewed By EmmelineOoi
The sea organ is truly amazing. We enjoyed the music which is actually by way of sea waves and tubes located underneath the large marble steps. We sat on the steps listening to the music while waiting for sunset. It is very relaxing to enjoy the sea and at the same time listening to the music.
A must visit if you are at Zadar.
5. St. Roko Church
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Vee377 - Luddenham, Australia
Stunning church with alot of history. Thousands of years old, it is simply stunning and remarkable. Regular masses are still held in the church. The church is very small, so many of the locals celebrate the mass outside of the doors.
If you are staying in Bibinje or in the Zadar county, it is well worth the day trip to this beautiful town. There are lots of other historical places here to see too.
6. Kornati National Park
Overall Ratings
4 based on 569 reviews
In the central part of Croatian Adriatic, near where the Sibenik and Zadar Islands meet, is a distinctive and, in many ways, special group of Islands called Kornati. Due to their magnificent landscape beauty, interesting geomorphology, the great indentation of the coastline and wealth of living marine ecosystems, the majority of the sea area of the Kornati archipelago was proclaimed a national park in 1980. It includes a total of 89 Islands, islets and crags, with approx. 238 km of coastline.
Reviewed By Martina L - Crikvenica, Croatia
Beautiful national park, an environment, a clear sea, which you have to definitely visit from the sea side, traveling by boat between all this little Islands. The interesting thing are the fishes that are coming to meet you without any fear.
One note, entrance to the park and with the boat must be paid at the height of the boat length. Good too know when strange little boat comes to visit you!
7. No Limit Diver Diving Center
Overall Ratings
5 based on 14 reviews
No Limit Diver Diving center is located in Sveti Filip i Jakov at the coast of Adriatic sea, Croatia. We offer diving boat trips, diving courses for all categories, Junior diving (10+), diving equipment rental, discovery dives for complete beginners and much more. Besides diving, we offer taxi boat service as well as vacations rental. The staff is very flexible and ready to answer your questions.
Reviewed By Dariushkitza - Zagreb, Croatia
I went scuba diving with my friends this summer and we were lucky enough to find No Limit Diver Diving Center cuz the staff are great and really fun! One of the best dives we went to was to a wreck named Ledenik near Zadar. One of the staff is also this year's world champion of underwater photography and he took photos of us diving which we got later:)
Also, riding the waves in the sun on the boat was so much fun-we listened to the music and sunbathed. At the way back we stoppes for an ice-cream at one of the small Islands nearby. All in all, a diving trip to remember:)
8. Daysailing Zadar
Overall Ratings
5 based on 3 reviews
EXPERIENCE SOMETHING NEW, GO SAILING! Sailing in Zadar archipelago will make your holiday something you will never forget. Not just sailing; we’ll make a stop in a perfect bay, where you can enjoy snorkelling and swimming in perfectly clear water. Forget overcrowded Beaches in the city, here you will find the perfect place to relax. We’ll take care of the rest!
Reviewed By skimeld - London, United Kingdom
Group of 20 independent yacht-owners who'll take you out sailing and snorkeling for the day as a private hire. Great non-mass-tourist experience on beautiful bay. Food and drinks were fresh, generous and included. Check if you need to take your own mask & fins however, as not all owners carry spares.
9. Vransko Jezero Nature Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 52 reviews
Reviewed By TaxiZara - Biograd na Moru, Croatia
The Biggest lake in Croatia Since many years this area has become protect bird reserver and many years till naw is park of nature close to village called Vrana i am visiting Vrana and Vrana lake for almost 40 years knowing and respecting every peace of it , possible to make nice walking tours and photos with all beauties vrana lake park prirode welcome
10. Punta Rozica beach
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 20 reviews
Reviewed By MsAfromBK
We were passing through on our way to Zadar and decided to stay for the night in an apartment right on Punta Rozica Beach. This is a small pebbly (yet somewhat sandy in spots) beach with a concrete boardwalk that is great for laying down a mat and enjoying the sun. A family relaxing next to us also had a free-standing small umbrella, nay a bad idea since most the the day the area gets full sun.
There is a small restaurant at the top of the stairs in the middle of the beach and a wonderful sit down restaurant at the end of the pier near the boat launch and parking. We ate a wonderful lunch there, came back for dinner and saw the most beautiful sunset! A perfect viewing spot!
The beach is rocky so as usual, just like anywhere in Croatia water shoes are a must. The water is not deep and you can walk out further away from all the kids splashing in the water yet still stand on your feet. There is a water slide for kids to enjoy right next to a set of rocky stairs into and out of the water. The kids looked like they were having a lot of fun.
This beach is small and family friendly. It seemed that most of the people there were locals or Eastern Europeans; mostly families and older couples.
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