This site is somewhat smaller than Zaton and only steps away from Borik beach. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Neither friendly nor particularly good value, at least it's close to the train and bus stations and only a 20-minute walk to town. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is for the full first-class treatment, also near the beach. Notwithstanding its location, the décor is sophisticated and plush rather than Mediterranean in style. The hotel restaurant, Vivaldi, is also a first-rate address for a classy meal. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In this friendly, family-run pension (guesthouse) you'll find more warmth and hospitality than at the big hotels and the rooms are just as nice. There's a small swimming pool surrounded by a garden, a good local restaurant, and the beach is just a 15-minute walk away. It's excell… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you want to stay in the town this is the only option. The rooms are minuscule and the price does not include breakfast, but there are plenty of cafés around. If you can't reach the owner, the rooms can be reserved through Aquarius Travel Agency. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

In a cheery pink building on a bay, this new hotel offers a handful of stylish rooms, condos and apartments, outfitted for comfort. Some have air-con and terraces and from the swimming pool you can admire views of Zadar's Old Town. It's good value and within walking distance of Z… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

A huge development on a sandy beach 16km northwest of Zadar in Nin, with a 5000-person capacity. It's not attractively landscaped - the terrain is flat and uninteresting - but the facilities are tip-top and there are now apartments and mobile homes to rent. There are eight buses … Full Lonely Planet Review ›