Don't miss the opportunity to taste premium wines from Zadar's winemakers in the enchanting summer setting of the Cedulin Palace Atrium.

Discover the authentic flavours of Zadar Region, a destination proudly recognized as Croatia's  most eco-friendly county. Enjoy outstanding local wines, and indigenous foods, explore the region's rich winemaking tradition, and immerse yourself in the unique Mediterranean atmosphere.   

Bibinje invites you to a gastronomic event that aims to present and promote the best products of local family farms from the wider Zadar County where visitors will be given an opportunity to taste many delicious things and to enjoy in live entertainment throughout the day.

Find out more in a variety of rowing competitions, demonstrations of fishing skills and exhibitions. All accompanied by music and, of course, tasty local fish specialities. Experience this unique fishermen's village under the full moon!

What makes this festival stand out from the rest is its mission: “serious music through serious performances for a serious audience”. You can enjoy the music by young Croatian musicians, local groups and various art events at the new concert areas, such as the Old Town of Pag, Church of St. Francis, Kolan Cultural Centre and the Gardens of Lunj Olive Trees. Even though this is serious art, you will spend a relaxed evening in a beautiful atmosphere.

The ‘Our Lady of Snow’ Festival is held every year on the 5th of August in Kukljica on Island Ugljan and has been celebrated for over 500 years. Join the celebration with the locals of Kukljica for this annual get together!

What comes after the most beautiful sunset? The most beautiful night. Especially when the moon is full. The Night of the Full Moon is a time machine – a festival of culture, food and customs of the Zadar region when the Riva is only illuminated by torches, candles, stars and the full moon. Enjoy the authentic food made using tuna, sardines, mussels, cheeses, figs, brandy and other ingredients served on ships, as well as the local folklore and customs.

The Cheese Festival is an event celebrating the Pag cheese and its place of origin – Kolan, a small coastal village. Cheese lovers watch out for wine and olive oil, the ultimate cheese companions. Even if you are not into cheese, you can still enjoy the rich cultural and entertainment program.