Crno, a small settlement in the City of Zadar's area, suits larger groups after a private pool, since most homes here have one. The homes listed under Crno are scattered over a wide area, so the drive to Zadar's old town and the airport changes from one listing to the next.
Crno is a small settlement of a few hundred residents and a local district within the City of Zadar's administrative area. It is not the old town and not a resort with a centre, and the homes listed under it are scattered across a wide area, so there is no single beach, promenade or evening street to describe. Check each listing's map pin before you assume you can walk to anything. What the homes share is size: most sleep eight or more, most have a private pool and a garden, and a good number have a fireplace. For a day out the draw is Zadar's old city, laid out on a small stone islet with a Roman street plan and medieval churches and monasteries. Treat this as a base for driving, with the pool as the main reason to choose it.
The walled old city stands on a small stone islet, with a rectangular Roman street plan and a series of medieval churches and monasteries.
A round, pre-Romanesque church from the 9th century in Zadar, with a dome ringed by a two-storey gallery.
Described as the largest forum on the eastern side of the Adriatic, founded by Emperor Augustus according to two stone inscriptions.
Islands facing Zadar across a narrow strait, so check ferry timings before planning a day there.
Zadar Airport, at Zemunik Donji, is about 8 km from Zadar city centre. From the UK, easyJet flies from London Gatwick and Ryanair from Stansted and several regional airports, all seasonal. You will want a car for homes this spread out, and each listing's map pin shows the real drive from the airport.
This stretch of coast has hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters, and swimming in the sea is possible from May to October, which is also the window when a private pool earns its keep. The UK flights are seasonal, so a winter stay may need a connection. Outside summer the old town is the main reason to be here.
Yes in general terms. Most homes here have a private pool, most sleep eight or more and many have a garden, so a big party can stay under one roof. Expect to drive for everything else.
Yes, on seasonal routes. easyJet flies from London Gatwick and Ryanair from London Stansted, Birmingham, Manchester and other UK airports. Check that a flight runs on your dates, as these services do not operate all year.
Yes. The old city sits on a small stone islet with a Roman street plan, the 9th-century round church of St Donatus and the largest Roman forum on the eastern Adriatic. Allow time for the drive, which depends on the listing.
Crno is a small settlement of a few hundred people within the City of Zadar's area, not the old town. Homes listed under it are spread over a wide area rather than gathered around one centre, so plan on driving for supermarkets and meals out.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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