Norddalmatien Reiseführer Michael Müller Verlag

Travel differently and discover the extraordinary: With the latest tips from the Michael Müller travel guides, you can plan your trip individually, sustainably, and safely.

For over 30 years, author Lore Marr-Bieger has been exploring the land of "a thousand islands and possibilities." Benefit from this decades-long experience with our travel guide "Northern Dalmatia," now in its third edition from 2019. 416 pages are packed with 260 color photos, a map of Northern Dalmatia, 33 additional maps, 14 hiking routes, and a wealth of meticulously researched and personally tested insider tips, useful advice, and background information. Ecologically, regionally, and sustainably operating businesses are highlighted.

An overview of the region: The area around Zadar, dotted with cultural monuments, and the offshore islands with picturesque bays. The charming small towns of Nin and Novigrad, the family-friendly Pakoštane or Sv. Filip i Jakov, Zrmanja, Lake Vrana, and Pag. The Šibenik-Knin region with the UNESCO-listed cathedral in Šibenik, scenic bathing bays in the Šibenik archipelago, Pirovac, Rogoznica, and Primošten, the lively coastal town of Vodice, Drniš, and Knin with their sturdy fortresses. A natural paradise in Krka National Park or the Kornati Islands.

What to do in Northern Dalmatia? Culture enthusiasts will find plenty to enjoy in this Croatian region. Northern Dalmatia's attractions partly date back to ancient times: Illyrians, Romans, and Venetians have left their mark. The stunning nature of the mainland and the islands in Northern Dalmatia invites a variety of activities, such as rafting on the Zrmanja, hiking and climbing in Paklenica National Park or around Lake Vrana. 14 hikes and tours will take you to the most beautiful spots in the country. The beaches of the Croatian Adriatic beckon with crystal-clear waters.