Villa D3

The area is surrounded by nature and sandy coves waiting to be explored. Set out to the Benedictine monastery on the hill of Cokovac, stroll through olive groves and vineyards and enjoy panoramic viewpoints. Discover Byzantine and medieval fortresses, the Glagolitic tradition of the Benedictine monastery, the protected original island singing, the Romanesque parish church of St. Thomas, and the underwater Venetian treasure found near the islet of Gnalic. The charm of old stone town cores, preserved dry-stone walls, hidden coves, and ancient sacred gems creates an impressive blend of tradition, spirituality, and authentic Dalmatian life. Tkon is an ideal base for families and nature lovers who want to slow down the pace but not be too far from larger towns. Nearby is Zadar – the largest city in this part of Dalmatia, with a beautiful historical center and unique installations such as the Greeting to the Sun and the Sea Organ – as well as Nin, the former royal town with the smallest cathedral in the world. A regular ferry line connects Tkon with Biograd na Moru, making it easily accessible yet still sufficiently secluded for an intimate holiday.