What to do in Saint Peter on the Sea?

Sveti Petar na Moru and its surroundings offer a range of activities and attractions for every taste.

Sveti Petar na Moru beach is just a stone's throw away from Villa More and is ideal for relaxing and enjoying the sun and sea. It offers concrete areas for comfortable sunbathing and easy access to the crystal clear Adriatic Sea via stairs. The part of the beach covered with small stones is also suitable for children and offers direct access to the water, where the depth is suitable for safe play.

Pakoštane Beach: A short drive will bring you to this popular beach with a variety of water sports and waterfront restaurants.

Villa More is an excellent starting point for a trip to the Kornati National Park, a unique archipelago consisting of 89 islands, islets and reefs. Kornati National Park is known for its untouched nature, crystal clear sea and many hidden bays where you can swim, snorkel or simply enjoy the peace and quiet of nature.

The largest natural lake in Croatia, where you can watch birds, walk along nature trails or enjoy fishing.

About an hour's drive from St. Peter's lies this park, known for its picturesque waterfalls and historical sites.

On the island of Dugi otok, this park offers calm bays, cliffs and the salty lake Mir, where you can swim and relax in a natural environment.

Church of St. Peter the Apostle and historical sights in St. Peter on the Sea.

Sveti Petar na Moru got its name from the church of St. Peter the Apostle, built in the 18th century. This beautiful church is the central historical and cultural monument of the place, which attracts visitors with its architecture and history and is a symbol of the spiritual heritage of the place. Its architecture reflects the Baroque style, and the interior is decorated with frescoes and altars depicting scenes from the life of Saint Peter.

In the center of the town are the remains of medieval agricultural buildings that were part of the Rogovo Abbey. These remains testify to the rich history of the place and its importance in the past.

Roman remains in Zadar: Zadar is full of historical sights, including the Roman forum, the church of St. Donata and other ancient structures.

Museum of Ancient Glass in Zadar: A special museum dedicated to the history and art of glass, offering a unique collection of ancient glass objects.

Zadar National Museum: A museum with a rich collection of exhibits covering the history, archaeology, art and natural heritage of Dalmatia.

In addition to the beach and nature parks, you can enjoy many outdoor activities in the surroundings of Sveti Peter na Moru, such as cycling, fishing or renting a boat to explore the coast and hidden bays. Organize a kayak trip or join organized diving trips to explore the underwater world of the Adriatic Sea.

Cycling: Sveti Petar and its surroundings offer many cycling routes that lead through picturesque landscapes and coastal towns.

Hiking: Explore the nearby hills and nature trails that offer stunning views of the Adriatic Sea and surrounding islands.

Water sports: Many water sports are available in the area, such as diving, sailing, jet skiing and kayaking.

Tennis: There are tennis courts nearby where you can book tennis lessons.

Golf: If you are a golf fan, you can visit a golf course near Zadar where you can enjoy a game with a beautiful view of the Adriatic Sea.

Boat trip: Organized boat trips from Biograd or Zadar that take you to the islands of Kornati, Pašman or Ugljan, where you can enjoy swimming, diving and sunbathing.

Fishing: Join local fishermen on fishing trips and have an authentic fishing experience in the Adriatic Sea.

Biograd na Moru: Visit the old town with beautiful churches, museums and traditional Dalmatian restaurants. Biograd is also the starting point for many boat trips.

Zadar: A city with a rich history, where you can admire the Roman Forum, the church of St. Donata, and walk along the famous city coast with the Sea Organ and Salutation to the Sun.

Šibenik: About an hour's drive away, a city known for its cathedral of St. Jakov, which is under UNESCO protection, and the fortress of St. Mihovila, from where a wonderful view of the city and its surroundings is offered.

Split: A little longer drive, but worth a visit for Diocletian's Palace, the lively Riva promenade and many shops, restaurants and cafes.

Playgrounds: There are children's playgrounds in St. Peter and nearby towns where children can play and enjoy themselves.

Mini golf: Some beaches and tourist centers offer mini golf courses, which are a fun activity for the whole family.

Zadar Sunset Festival: A summer festival that takes place on the famous Zadar coast and offers concerts, DJs and other fun events at a beautiful sunset.

Biograd Boat Show: The largest nautical fair in this part of the Adriatic, which attracts lovers of vessels and the sea from all over the world.

Try local specialties in restaurants and taverns in Sveti Petar na Moru and surrounding towns. Taste freshly caught fish, seafood, traditional Dalmatian dishes and local wines, which will enrich your gastronomic experience in Dalmatia.

Visit local vineyards and wine cellars where you can try excellent Dalmatian wines such as Plavac Mali, Pošip and Dingač. Some wineries also offer tours of the vineyards and demonstrations of the winemaking process.

Wine Cellar Royal Vineyards: Not far from St.Peter, you can visit this renowned wine cellar, where you can taste top Dalmatian wines and walk through the vineyards with a view of the sea.

Degarra Winery: There is a modern winery in Zadar that offers wine tastings and tours, where you will learn about the winemaking process and enjoy tasting their best varieties.

Visit the local shops where you can buy souvenirs, gifts and fresh fruit, vegetables and homemade delicacies.

Local market: Visit the market in Biograd or Zadar, where you can buy fresh fruit, vegetables, fish and other local products. The market is also a great opportunity to get in touch with the locals and get to know the local culture.

Olive oil and honey: In the surrounding area you can find many farms producing high quality olive oil and honey. Visit them to taste and buy homemade products.