Vinjerac, in North Dalmatia, is about 40 minutes by car from Zadar, and its homes are mostly compact, built for two to four people. This village of under 200 people suits guests who bring a car and want a low-key base. Larger shops and the airport both mean a drive.
Vinjerac is a very small village in Posedarje municipality in Zadar County, with fewer than 200 residents at the 2021 census. It sits around 40 minutes by car from Zadar and about half an hour from Zadar Airport. A public bus, line 125, links it with Zadar bus station in a little over half an hour, but the operator runs it only twice a day, so most guests will want a car. The homes are mostly small, built for two to four people with one or two bedrooms, and nearly half have a private pool. They sit close together rather than strung along a long stretch, so you are choosing one spot, not a wide area. Plan to drive to Zadar for larger shops and the main bus station, and check what is open locally before an off-season trip.
Zadar is about 40 minutes away by car and has the main bus station and the larger shops.
The airport is about half an hour from Vinjerac by car, which keeps arrival and departure days short.
The municipal centre, about 12 km away by road. Line 125 links the two twice a day and the ride takes about seven minutes.
The national park is around 46 minutes from Vinjerac by car.
Fly to Zadar Airport, about half an hour from Vinjerac by car; Zadar itself is around 40 minutes. A car is the practical choice. Line 125 buses run to Zadar bus station and an onward bus reaches the airport, but the whole trip takes close to two hours, so check timetables first.
Most guests will want a pool in the hottest months, and nearly half the homes here have one, so filter for it if it matters. The bus to Zadar runs on a limited timetable, so a car matters even more outside the main season. Check what is open locally before an off-season visit, and confirm the changeover day with each home before booking flights.
Vinjerac is about 40 minutes by car from Zadar and about half an hour from Zadar Airport. It is a small village in Posedarje municipality, so Zadar is a manageable day trip but not a walk.
Yes, but it is limited. Line 125 runs to Zadar bus station in about 36 minutes, operated by Liburnija, and it runs only twice a day, so look at the timetable before relying on it.
Some do, nearly half of those we list, so choose by filtering for a pool. Gardens are available at about half the homes, and every home is air conditioned.
Mostly small, built for two to four people with one or two bedrooms. A few sleep larger groups, so families of eight or more should search by capacity.
Written by the TrustedVillas team. Last reviewed October 2026.
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