Apartments Gloria Biograd na moru

Beautiful apartment house in a quiet part of town Biograd offers six beautifully furnished modern apartments with 4 stars, ideal for a perfect holiday in Biograd na Moru, not far from the beach, in a quiet area of the city, very clean and beautiful. All apartments have flat satellite TV, air conditioning, sun protection covered parking, garage, children's playground with swings, toys and slide, outdoor grill, wireless internet access, one to 3 bedrooms and 1 or 2 bathrooms with shower and washing machine.

 In the vicinity of Biograd even 5 national parks: Plitvice Lakes, Northern Velebit, Paklenica, Krka and the Kornati and 2 Nature Parks: Telašica and Vrana. This allows guests extremely interesting half-day and day trips from Biograd to the most beautiful parts of Croatia.  Biograd is an ideal place for a holiday for all those who in addition to swimming in the crystal clear sea and sunbathing in the beautiful pebble beaches with a natural shade of love dynamic and interesting vacation. In the pine forest near the hotel is contemporary and modern tennis center with 20 courts, 16 clay, 4 are covered. As part of this tennis center is also a basketball court and indoor soccer outdoors.

 Gloria Apartments for 5 to 7 people have 2 or 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, apartment for 4 persons has one bedroom and one bathroom. All apartments are nice and very modern, as is shown by their category of 4 stars. They are spacious and bright, have beautiful terraces or balconies, most with a beautiful view of the sea. The kitchen is equipped with all necessary appliances. The apartments have air conditioning, plasma satellite television, wireless internet access to all guests is available outdoor barbecue, covered, with table and chairs. For all guests is ensured parking places, included in the price. There is also a washing machine. Pets are not allowed.

 Beach, city center, shops, pharmacies, banks are in a circle of less than 400 meters from the apartments.

 Biograd attracts summer tourists in addition to the beautiful nature with its many interesting and fun cultural and musical events, which appear artists from around the world. National Parks in the vicinity of Biograd you will take with its natural beauty. Little coastal town Biograd has a rich and long history, is situated between the bay Bosana in the north and Soline a beautiful sandy beach in the south. The picturesque town is very lively in the summer, there are cafes, bars, excellent restaurants and wine cellars, where you should try the excellent Dalmatian specialties, especially fish and seafood and excellent homemade Dalmatian wine. Riviera Biograd to their heavenly beautiful beaches to offer each of its guests something great for him. Biograd is located in the northern part of Dalmatia. Here you'll find dream beaches, according to which this area is best known. Along the coast outside the city center are a number of small uninhabited islets. We recommend you to visit them by boat, you will be surprised their beauty.

 The high quality private accommodation Apartments Gloria offers you a warm welcome in a unique Mediterranean ambience.

Thanks to its special position in the center of the Adriatic and to its numerous boats ties in the newly equipped marinas Kornati and Sangulin, as to the variety of available charter boats and the great number of organised regattas, Biograd has become a meeting place for navigators from all over the world. There is a small hotel port which is available to navigators and here they can book hotel and boat tie.

Swimming in a crystal clear and clean sea is possible only one hundred and odd meters from the center of the city where vast gravel and sand beaches extend offering amusements in the shadow of centuries old pine woods. For those who prefer to be alone we advise the wooded islands in the Pasman canal. There are beaches in Biograd for every wish and age.

The city in the center of the Adriatic is a promised land for people who want to enjoy the crystal clear sea in a dynamic and interesting vacation. For such guests, the citizens of Biograd have built a modern tennis center and other sports leisure such as aquagan, water skiing, surfing, boat peddling, rent-a-boat, volleyball on sand, scuba diving, handball, basketball, boulles, mini golf, mini soccer, etc.

The neighbourhood of national parks on sea (the Kornati islands), mountain (the Velebit Paklenica), river (the Krka waterfalls), nature parks (Telascica on Long Island) and Lake Vrana rich with freshwater fish on whoose banks swamp birds have settled, and numerous islands and islets in the lovely Pasman canal offer guest that visit Biograd the possibility of excursions to places that are among the most beautiful regions in Croatia. The historical cities of Zadar, Sibenik and Nin give an interesting glance at the Croatian cultural heritage.

Biograd na Moru (white town at the sea), a town and port in northern Dalmatia, 28 km south of Zadar; population 5.259. It lies both on a small peninsula and the mainland. On its northern side is the cove of Bošana and on the southern Soline. In front of the town are the islands of Planac and Sveta Katarina (St. Catherine) (with a lighthouse). An average air temperature in January is 7 °C and in July 24.5 °C, with annual rainfall reaching 840 mm. The Soline Cove houses a large public, sand beach and a pine forest. Biograd is a local trading and traffic centre, with good connections with its hinterland, surrounding coastal villages and small towns and the island of Pašman. Economy is based on farming, fishing and tourism. Biograd is a ferry pier for the island of Pašman. It is located on the main road Zadar - Split (M2, E65).

Biograd is the centre of the riviera consisting of Petar na Moru (Peter on the Sea), Turanj, Sv. Filip i Jakov (Sts. Philip and James), Biograd, Pakoštane and Drage, as well as of several places on the island of Pašman: Tkon, Kraj, Pašman, Barotul, Mrljane, Nevidjane, Dobropoljana, Banj and Ždrelac, and Vrgada on the island of the same name. Thanks to its position in the most indented part of the Croatian Adriatic coast, the area provides excellent opportunities for nautical tourism and boating as one of few parts of the Mediterranean. In the close vicinity are three national parks: Paklenica, Kornati Archipelago and Krka, as well as Telaščica Nature Park and lake Vransko Nature Park.

Apart from cultural and historical heritage, Biograd is also characterized by nice beaches, picturesque bays and various accommodation facilities. The town has a number of restaurants offering specialities of local and international cuisine.

The tourist development of Biograd started between the two world wars. The first guest, the Czechs, started to visit Biograd during the 1920s. The first hotel was erected in 1935 on the location of the present hotel Ilirija. A number of cultural and entertainment programs and sports events are offered in the summer months: folk feasts in the open, on the swimming pool next to Hotel Ilirija, at the cinema; sports tournaments and competitions are regularly held.

 The picturesque Pašman Channel with a series of small islands protects Biograd and its riviera from strong winds from the sea, which is an advantage for swimmers and boaters. Excursions to the Kornati Archipelago (by boat) are offered, as well as excursions to the nearby Telaščica Nature Park. In the immediate vicinity (7 km) is Vransko Lake, the largest lake in Croatia, abundant in freshwater fish. Fishing excursions are also organized.

 Biograd has one of the largest and best equipped tennis camps in this part of the Adriatic, comprising 14 lighted tennis courts with clay and 6 courts with hard surface. It is situated in a pine forest, along the beach. Biograd provides excellent opportunities for sailing and diving and also offers sailing and diving courses.

 Biograd is a port frequented by boaters whose destination is the Kornati Archipelago. Regattas, sailing schools and other nautical activities are organized throughout the year. Biograd's marinas have 1000 berths in the sea and 200 places on the land. They are open throughout the year.

 Once a crown city of Croatian kings, Biograd on the sea is today a well-known tourist and nautical center in the very center of the Adriatic coast. The city is of ideal size for living. It lies on a peninsula surrounded by modern marinas looking onto the unforgettable sea strait of the Pasman canal and the islands scattered in it. A geographical position in the heart of the Adriatic surrounded by national parks and nature parks, a rich tourist tradition with cultural and sports amusements are only some of the reasons for choosing Biograd as a destination for an interesting and dynamic vacation. Biograd on the sea is a royal Croatian city first mentioned in the mid 10th century, while in the 11th century it was the center of the Croatian kings and bishops. The city flourished as the seat of Croatian rule of the Middle Ages, and in 1102 the Croato-Hungarian king Colomanus was crowned here. Many material proofs of the rich and tumultuous past of this Biograd region have been stored in the interesting Homeland museum.