Soline Beach approximately 0.05 km from the terraceCamping Park Soline, Biograd na MoruTwo mobile home types beneath the pinesCovered wooden terraces with barbecue facilitiesSoline Beach approximately 0.05 km from the terraceCamping Park Soline, Biograd na MoruTwo mobile home types beneath the pinesCovered wooden terraces with barbecue facilities
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Pine woodland, beach, promenade and town

Biograd na Moru sits on a shallow, sheltered stretch of the Dalmatian coast, and Camping Park Soline occupies the pine-covered edge of it. Leave the terrace, follow the shade for a minute or two, and you are at the water. The promenade toward town follows the coastline through pine woodland, with cafés, restaurants and seasonal activities along the way.

The campsite is roughly a pleasant ten-minute walk from central Biograd - close enough for dinner in town and far enough for the evenings to stay quiet. The distances below are given in kilometres and are approximate, measured from the accommodation.

Soline Beach
approximately 0.05 km

The closest swimming spot, reached on foot through the pines in a couple of minutes.

Dražica Beach
approximately 0.65 km

A second beach along the same shoreline, easily walked in well under fifteen minutes.

Biograd Heritage Museum
approximately 1.7 km

In the centre of town, a straightforward walk along the promenade or a very short drive.

Vransko Lake Nature Park
approximately 11 km

Inland from the coast, known for its birdlife, cycling routes and quiet water.

Zadar Airport
approximately 23 km

The nearest airport, which keeps arrival and departure days simple.

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Soline Beach and the Adriatic waterfront location
Green coastline and turquoise bay near Biograd na Moru

Exploring Biograd na Moru

Biograd na Moru is a historic Croatian coastal town with a lively waterfront, stone streets, cafés and restaurants, and marinas that open onto the wider Dalmatian coast. Ferries and boat trips reach the nearby islands, while inland the countryside gives way to Vransko Lake and its birdlife.

If you would like to read more about the town and the surrounding nature before you travel, the Biograd na Moru Tourist Board and the Vransko Lake Nature Park both keep useful, up to date information in English.