Žaborić

Žaborić is a welcoming coastal village located about 10 kilometers south of the historic city of Sibenik. It has become one of the most sought-after holiday spots in the region, primarily due to its long coastline filled with beautiful pebble beaches and sheltered bays. The sea in Žaborić is exceptionally clear and blue, making it a paradise for swimming, snorkeling, and underwater photography. The village features a long seaside promenade excellent for evening walks and a wide range of tourist facilities, from cozy private apartments to well-equipped campsites. One of its unique features is the presence of natural healing mud in certain parts of the bay, which attracts visitors seeking wellness treatments. Local taverns and beach bars offer a relaxed vibe, serving fresh Mediterranean seafood and locally produced wine. Outdoor activities are abundant, with cycling paths along the coast and various water sports like jet skiing and windsurfing available during the peak season. Its strategic location allows for easy day trips to the Krka National Park or boat tours to the wide-open Kornati Islands. The village is also close to the island of Krapanj, famous for its sponge-harvesting heritage. With its shallow waters and gentle entry into the sea, Žaborić is particularly popular among families with children. The sunsets here, with small islands dotting the horizon, are truly spectacular. Whether you are looking for an active holiday or a peaceful retreat by the sea, Žaborić has the well-suited blend of natural beauty and modern convenience.

Nearby cities

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Šibenik

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Kaštel Kambelovac

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Kaštel Štafilić

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Okrug

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Okrug Gornji

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Pakovo Selo

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Kaočine

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Žitnić

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Drniš

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Trbounje

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Badanj, Drniš

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History & landmarks

Trogir Historic Center

Located on a small island, the old town of Trogir preserves its medieval layout and architecture from Romanesque, Gothic, and Renaissance…