From the north, the Adriatic Sea is bordered by the low and sandy Italian coast, the harbors and harbors there are literally dug into the sand. The low green coast of Istria is different from everything that the Adriatic has to offer. In some places, beautiful lawns stretch all the way to the sea.

And there are many shallow places and cliffs, but also wooded bays, romantic towns and, above all, excellent marinas. The eastern side of Istria gradually introduces us to the dramatic landscape of the Sub-Velebit coast.

The islands of Krk, Rab, Cres and Lošinj are particularly beautiful, on one side they are battered by the Velebit storm, on the other they are open to the benefits of the Mediterranean sun.
Small jewels on the threshold of Zadar waters are Silba, Olib, Lovik and Premuda.