Biograd is known as tourist centre and as Croatian city it was mentioned in 10 th and 11 th century as the seat of Croatian rulers, whereas in 1102 Koloman was crowned Croatian-Hungarian king there.

Once a coronation city of Croatian kings, today is Biograd an important and very modern tourist centre and core of waterfront with identical name. Renowned hotels, modern marines, tourist resort, motel, comfortable private accommodation, as well as campsites in the town and its environs offer a possibility of selecting the best accommodation according to your choice…

Rich and diverse cultural and service offer of the city shall make your stay even more pleasant and exciting. Interesting geographic position offers numerous advantages. Since the city is situated on threshold of Kornati islands, Biograd na moru is an ideal port for boaters. Lake Vransko jezero, which is only 7km away, attracts fishermen, and the channel of Pašman with its numerous small wooded islands is ideal for navigation and various sea sports.

In the very vicinity of the city there are further three national parks: Slapovi Krke (falls of the river Krka), Paklenica and Plitvice. There is an airport nearby (20km), railway station in Zadar and Benkovac (19km), as well as good bus connections, which make Biograd na moru a perfect place for stay, with important tourist destinations of Croatia being most near.