Is Zadar a great area to live in?

Zadar, Croatia is a popular resort destination for Europeans during the summer months. It has some of Croatia's most golden beaches and natural landscapes. The city also provides an array of cultural events to attend that range from theatrical plays to classical concerts and art exhibitions. With these features, Zadar is an ideal place to live in.

How much does it cost to live in Zadar, Croatia?

The monthly costs of living in Zadar rise to €2300 for a family of four, of course, without the cost of renting an apartment.

Which is better Split or Zadar?

If you are planning to visit the Dalmatian Coast, then Split is one of the places which you must visit. Split is the biggest city in Dalmatia and its cultural and economical center as well. Zadar is a perfect match for Split. They are also neighbors that belong to very similar demographic and natural environments.

Which is more preferable? Split or Zadar?

This depends on your preferences. Split is a larger city, and offers more in terms of social and cultural life, while Zadar is known for its accomodity for families with children.

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Zadar, Dalmatian coast

ID 5666

2.950.000 €

Villa for sale

This property consists of two villas, connected with a shared outdoor swimming pool, located in the first row in the Zadar region.

Seafront property
Sea view
Swimming pool
South orientation

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Zadar, Dalmatian coast

ID 5665

2.950.000 €

Villa for sale

Luxurious three bedroom villa in a private location, located 50m from the beach.

Sea view
Swimming pool
South orientation
Luxuriously decorated

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Zadar, Dalmatian coast

ID 5662

1.600.000 €

House for sale

Traditional house, luxuriously decorated with a large outdoor heated swimming pool, large garden, football court and garage in the first row to the sea.