Direct return flight from Birmingham to Zadar (Croatia), 17th to 21th April via Ryanair
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Direct return flight from Birmingham to Zadar (Croatia), 17th to 21th April via Ryanair

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About this deal

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Perfect deal, a great destination, price under £30, a stay of just 4 days. Other cool prices are available throughout April but this one flight > all the other ones.

The destination

Why visit Zadar Croatia? It’s one of the coolest places on the Adriatic. In Croatian terms, it’s improbably crowd-free. The city sunsets are memorably beautiful. And its mix of cliffs, coves and ancient Roman streets are worlds apart from Split or Dubrovnik’s cruise ship crowds.

The main landmark there :

The Sea Organ

"Quite extraordinary! It is an architectural object located in Zadar, and an experimental musical instrument, which plays music by way of sea waves and tubes located underneath a set of large marble steps. Its fine during the day but best visited at sunset...beautiful and relaxing."

You may check other cool landmarks of Zadar here.

4309744_1.jpg(Greeting to the Sun - another landmark of Zadar)
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  1. Loufrance's avatar
    Ryan air carry on size bags 40cm x 20cm x 25cm are 5.99 from home bargains and you can get loads in it! Don’t pay extra for a bigger bag (edited)
    tom6195's avatar
    Any pics?
  2. Chimppimp1987's avatar
    That's a lovely cheap break if you stick to just a small carry on bag which is easier than you think.
  3. WiganLaticsFan's avatar
    Great deal. Stay in the old town as it's beautiful there. There's a bus that takes you there really cheap but it's cash only
  4. shotatdawn's avatar
    Zadar is lovely, well worth a visit
  5. darren_hooker's avatar
    21th... 😬
  6. colinthepatterpillar's avatar
    Great price! Is Croatia quite expensive when you're there for food/drink etc? Yes, I know I can google it but looking for advice from someone who's been.
    beerlyalive's avatar
    Compared to western European countries, it's generally very reasonably priced. Places like Hvar are more expensive, and Zadar is definitely a little pricier than other spots in Croatia because it's a tourist destination, but it's still cheaper than most places in western Europe.
  7. otak's avatar
    Cheap price, but it is not going to be hot, if you are looking for Summer holiday!
    I would still visit and enjoy it, if I had choice.
  8. lufc_ginge's avatar
    Good price. Defo go. It’s a great place. Like said, stay in the old town. It’s great. Awesome restaurants and I think it is very reasonably priced.

    My advice is if you go for more than a weekend, hire a car and drive to the different places like the different waterfalls and things.
  9. Miss_understood's avatar
    Cheapest I'm getting is £290 !!
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