Debeljak suits groups wanting a garden and, in some homes, a private pool near Sukošan, between Zadar and Biograd na Moru. Homes are spread over a few kilometres, so check each one's distance to the sea.
Debeljak is a village about five kilometres by road from Sukošan, a holiday resort between Zadar and Biograd na Moru whose municipality has around 4,700 people. Sukošan has a long coastline of coves, a few sand beaches and pebble beaches, the Zlatna luka marina and camping sites. Most of our homes in Debeljak have a garden, many have a fireplace and all have wifi, with a typical size of five guests. Some have a private pool, and nearly all have air conditioning. Sukošan's restaurants and taverns are known for wine and singing, and the feast of St Kasijan falls on 13 August.
Holiday village with coves, a marina and taverns; the 116 bus takes about five minutes.
Old town on a peninsula, with the Sea Organ, the Greeting to the Sun and the Roman Forum.
Coastal town with the car ferry to Tkon on Pašman, about 28 minutes by car from Zadar Airport.
Island off the coast, reached by car ferry from Biograd na Moru to Tkon, running about hourly by day in high season.
Nature park around Croatia's largest lake, south-east of Biograd, with hiking and a bird sanctuary on part of the lake.
Fly to Zadar. The airport is about 28 minutes by car from Biograd na Moru, and Sukošan sits between Zadar and Biograd. Line 116 buses run to Sukošan about five times a day, which is not enough for day trips, so a car is the practical choice.
Early summer brings the best sailing winds, in May and June, while July and August have gentler breezes. Zadar's tourist flights from European cities run in summer, so check flights before planning an off-season trip. St Kasijan's feast in Sukošan on 13 August falls in the busiest part of summer.
About five kilometres by road. Bus line 116 takes around five minutes and runs about five times a day, and a taxi takes about the same.
A few. Sukošan, about five kilometres away, has some sand beaches as well as pebble ones, set in coves along a long coastline.
Yes. Sukošan lies between Zadar and Biograd na Moru, and Zadar's old town covers a peninsula with the Sea Organ, the Roman Forum and St Donat's Church.
Yes. Local boats and hydrofoils run from Zadar to Ugljan and Dugi Otok, and a car ferry crosses from Biograd na Moru to Tkon on Pašman.
Nearly all do, and all have wifi. Some have a private pool, and most have a garden for the evenings.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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