Very small port. Good for a relaxing walk. Read Less

Only day we had some rain. We paid for the shuttle to the Sea Organ drop off. I like to read about the ports before we go there and had read all about the Sea Organ, and it was really loud because of the stormy waves. Enjoyed the Roman ruins they had in the park and we paid and walked up the stairs to the top of the clock tower. Again we went up at 10 am when they opened and it wasn't crowded yet. Great view. Looked around the famer markets and enjoyed a little shopping. Read Less

loved this place will be revisiting! Read Less

took the shuttle bus into the town, visit the sea organ and the giant sun dial, lovely back street shopping too Read Less

The $15 shuttle charge left a bad taste but the town was interesting. Read Less

It's a surprise, thought it's a small place, but lots to see Read Less

Lovely city for walking Read Less

Again, a lovely old city centre to wander round and have a drink. Read Less

Some interesting churches to visit in a modern seaside resort. Lovely sea front walks. Read Less

A very pleasant town to visit with a short but useful tour Read Less

This place is a must for history buffs, Roman ruins everywhere and a Museam that takes you through history Read Less

Croatia is beautiful. Sea Organ is a MUST-SEE. Read Less

Could not get into Zadar due to weather, went to Split instead and enjoyed the tour very much. Read Less

If you're lucky enough to dock right in the heart of the Old City, it's nice to just wander around. National parks were a bit too far away by bus to be appealing excursions. Read Less

Sibenik was okay, but the Roca Farm visit and lunch were highlights, not to be missed. Read Less

Lovely town especially in old part - very wet early on but sun came out and spirits rose. Read Less

Explored on our own. Enjoyed this port Read Less

Did not care for Zadar Read Less

Another boring port with little of interest to see. Dubrovnik or Split would have been much better to visit. Read Less

Again, another boring port. Read Less

We arranged for a taxi after disembarking, and he drove us first to the Stari Grad (old city), and then picked us up to drive us to the beach at Nin. The Stari Grad doesn't feel particularly ancient, but is pleasant to stroll through. I believe that Zadar suffered significant damage during WW II, which probably accounts for the new buildings. Nin was a pleasant outing - there is a black mud pit that locals like to roll in and then dry in the sun before washing off in the ocean. The mud is believed to have therapeutic value. Read Less

Boring really. Read Less

Shuttle bus took us right to the city walls. A lovely town and well worth visiting. Read Less

Took a boat ride around the old City/Island. Should have just stayed on board. This place is just an excuse to get off the boat for a while. Decent seafood though, Read Less

Beautiful place,to walk and admire the buildings,people etc great little bar inside the gate to city , turn right up some steps, cushions and rugs sofas etc all outdoors and extremely reasonable prices..lovely for a quiet drink Read Less