This tastefully furnished holiday house is situated on beach Zamalin in Tribunj, a small tourist resort with a rich tourist offer. The house consists of two apartments and offers a perfect retreat for couples, families and friends. Apartment with terrace and sea view, is located on the first floor and has its own terrace overlooking the sea. The studio apartment is on the second floor, also has a large terrace with a beautiful sea view. Apartments have easy access by car from all major roads and free private parking. Tribunj is placed near the island of Murter, abundant with sandy beaches and a rich gastronomic offer, while on the other side of the island there is a town of Vodice, which are reachable by the promenade. Tribunj is also half way between Zadar and Šibenik, the historic towns you should not miss, as well as the famous national parks of Kornati and Krka.

This tastefully furnished holiday house is situated on beach Zamalin in Tribunj, a small tourist resort with a rich tourist offer. The house consists of two apartments and offers a perfect retreat for couples, families and friends.

This picturesque Dalmatian village and the close by village of Sovlje are located in the heart of the Šibenik-Knin county. Some of the advantages of Tribunj are its geographical position on the coast and the fact that it is divided into two distinct sections, the historical island centre and the mainland village now including a Tourist Board office, Post Office, Church, cultural centre and bank, together with a wide variety of restaurants and bars in addition to small supermarkets and specialist shops. Our own tourist office is right in the centre on the mainland. The Croatian design of stone houses in narrow streets is complemented by a beautiful view of the two islands in the Tribunj archipelago – Lukovnjak and Logorun which stand just off shore. Although it has focused on tourism in the last few decades, Tribunj is still recognized for its fishing and olive growing industries which have traditionally been the local population’s means of income. According to the census from 2011, Tribunj has 578 households and 1526 permanent residents but there are many visitors to the village in the Summer months. The Tribunj hinterland with field and cycling paths and trails cutting across typical Dalmatian olive groves and vineyards leads visitors up to panoramic sites from the hill above and serve as an invitation to all cyclists, mountaineers and walkers to experience the magic of this region.