Molat Holiday Deals

Molat Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Molat

If that Chrissie money you got from Mum and Dad is burning a hole in your pocket, why not spend it on a break in Molat? We swear — it'll be a gift that keeps on giving!

It's situated 200 kilometres to the southwest of the capital of Croatia, Zagreb County.

In terms of sights, Preko is overflowing. Located 30 kilometres to the southeast, here you'll find Forum, Church of St. Mary's and the Land Gate.

Spend a few hours enjoying the sound of the swell and collecting delicate shells at Zrce Beach or Cikat Beach.

Fill your lungs with fresh air and enjoy the natural surrounds of Silba. It sits 20 kilometres away from Molat. You can also enjoy some quiet time at Paklenica National Park, 50 kilometres away.

Join excited fans rooting for the NK Zadar at their home ground of Stanovi Stadium, 35 kilometres away in Zadar. Fit in with the locals by putting on the team's colours, blue and white.

Privlaka, 25 kilometres to the east, is popular for Nin Beach and Church of the Holy Cross. Why not make your way there and swing by these excellent attractions? Alternatively, you could go to Nin, 25 kilometres to the east of Molat, for Stone Bridge and the Lower Gate.

Heading to Zadar? This destination is just 35 kilometres to the east. If you're setting up camp here, make sure you check out Cathedral of St. Anastasia, the Archeological Museum and St. Donat's Church. Also consider stopping by the Port Gate and Monastery of St. Francis Assisi.

To really experience a destination is to immerse yourself in the local food and drink, so prepare to nibble, gnaw, slurp and sip your way around Zadar-Northern Dalmatia. The only thing you need to take with you is a strong appetite!

Curious about some of the most common ingredients used here? You're likely to be served lamb and squid in many of your meals.

Of course, you can't head home from Molat without taking a bite of crni rizot (seafood risotto) or burek (savoury pasty). Popular with locals and considered signature dishes, they are a must-try experience for any self-respecting food lover.

You might be eating yourself into a food coma, but baklava is worth it. This well-liked dessert will put your taste buds into overdrive at the very sight of it.

It can be tough to separate the wheat from the chaff when it comes to fine beers, but one beer worth sipping on is Karlovacko. Grab a glass and bottoms up!

Pelinkovac (juniper spirit) is what the locals drink when the evening begs for something with a bit more bite. Ask the bartender for a tiny taste and see if it does the job.

Like discussing the texture, balance and structure of a tasty glass of wine? Or would you rather cork it and just drink it? Malvazija from Istria and Prosek from Dalmatia are what you need to ask for here.

It's always sad to say "Zbogom" to Molat, but don't worry, it will still be there next time!

Security checkpoints, delayed flights and long lines. Airports are often very challenging places. Give yourself enough time to get to Zagreb Airport (ZAG). Situated 190 kilometres to the northeast, this is the nearest terminal.

Hotels in Molat

Tried and trusted by plenty of customers, the Gorgonia Apartments and Hotel Lavanda make choosing accommodations easy.