Zadar is a perfect gateway to the islands of northern Dalmatia. With its rich history, modern waterfront, and fast TP Line catamaran connections, it’s an ideal starting point for island travel in Croatia.
From Roman ruins and medieval churches to modern waterfront attractions, Zadar offers a unique travel experience. Its port is where many island journeys begin, providing easy access to some of Croatia’s most beautiful islands.
Zadar is one of the oldest cities on the Adriatic coast and a key maritime hub in Croatia. Located in the heart of northern Dalmatia, the city combines historical heritage, contemporary lifestyle, and excellent ferry connections to nearby islands.
From Roman ruins and medieval churches to modern waterfront attractions, Zadar offers a unique travel experience. Its port is where many island journeys begin, providing easy access to some of Croatia’s most beautiful islands.
Things to See in Zadar
Zadar is famous for its blend of ancient history and modern attractions:
Sea Organ – a unique sound installation powered by the sea
Greeting to the Sun – a solar-powered light installation
Roman Forum – the ancient heart of the city
Church of St. Donatus – the city’s most iconic landmark
TP Line Catamaran Routes from Zadar
Zadar is an important departure port within the TP Line catamaran network, offering fast and comfortable connections to the islands of the Zadar archipelago. These routes are ideal for day trips, island hopping, or longer island stays.
Route 9401 – Zadar – Olib – Silba – Premuda
A catamaran route connecting Zadar with peaceful islands known for sandy beaches and untouched nature.
Route 9406 – Zadar – Sali – Zaglav – Bršanj (Iž)
A popular route to Dugi Otok and Iž, ideal for discovering authentic island life and natural attractions.
Why Travel from Zadar with TP Line?
Zadar offers seamless access to the sea, while TP Line provides reliable and efficient catamaran services. Together, they create the perfect starting point for island travel in Croatia.
Find out more about Zadar on the local tourist board website and the Zadar county tourist board website.