Croatia. Zadar

  Our journey through Croatia began in the coastal city of Zadar, a perfect introduction to the country’s rich history and stunning seascapes. From ancient Roman ruins to sipping cappuccinos in the heart of the old town, Zadar offered the ideal blend of culture and relaxation. With our backpacks ready and a sense of adventure in the air, we couldn’t wait to see what the next 10 days would bring!

Map of the trip...

After an early morning flight from Kaunas, we touched down in Zadar, Croatia - greeted by sunny skies and the Adriatic breeze. ..

  First stop: Decathlon. We needed a few essentials, like a mask for snorkeling and some gas for cooking during our stay. Once we were set, it was time to explore...

  Zadar is a city that beautifully blends its ancient roots with modern life. Its old town is filled with narrow streets, Roman ruins, and stunning sea views...

  The Zadar Archdiocese holds an important place in the religious history of Croatia, dating back to early Christian times...

 Its centerpiece, the Zadar Cathedral (also known as St. Anastasia’s Cathedral), is an impressive structure blending Romanesque and Gothic styles. It’s the largest cathedral in Dalmatia and is renowned for its intricate façade and tall bell tower...

  Sipping our cappuccinos in the quiet square with the Archdiocese in view, we could feel the deep connection between the city's spiritual and cultural heritage. Zadar's old town feels timeless, with Roman ruins, medieval churches, and Venetian architecture lining every street...

  We wandered through the central part, taking in sights like the Roman Forum and the Church of St. Donatus - one of the most famous landmarks in the city....

  By the afternoon, we hopped on a bus and made our way to Trogir for the next leg of our trip. Zadar's mix of history, culture, and coastal charm left a great impression...