Tribanj

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Tribanj je naselje u općini Starigrad, Zadarska županija, sjeverna Dalmacija. U geopolitičkom kontekstu Tribanj je bio granica austrijskog Kraljevstva Dalmacije u 19. stoljeću i još uvijek se smatra kulturnom granicom između Dalmacije i Hrvatskog primorja. Smješteno je na južnim padinama planine Velebit, poznato i kao Podgorje. Tribanj ima dugu obalu (oko 10 km), koja je dio rivijere Paklenica.

№222 in Villages and settlements of Croatia

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4.5
(13 reviews)
Mateo
very good!!!
Vince
We went Mountain climbing and enjoyed hiking to the top. The view of the town from the top was spectacular. We walked around the mountain and saw some wild animals and different types of rocks. Going down was harder than coming up but we all made it safely to our hotel. I loved the adventure.
Sarah
This small village reminds me of my countryside back home. Very peaceful and full of tranquility. Watching the waters as they hit the shoreline and seeing the view of the hills above felt really nice. The time i spent here was memorable.
Alaba
I was delighted to learn about the history of the village during 19th century as a border to the Austrian Kingdom of Dalmatia. I also learned of the village being a cultural border between Croatian Littoral and Dalmatia. As a History major student this place was really helpful in my studies.
Bennet
The inhabitants in village were very hospitable and kind and offered us a place to rest. The view of Tribanj from the Velebit Mountain is wonderous since you vet to see everything from the top of the mountain. I loved walking along the coast because of the soft warm beaches.
Jon
The history of this town is so amazing. I was stunned by its long coast. I enjoyed my visit to this town. Driving by the sea is something I would live to remember. It was such a stunning and amazing view.
Eileen
This has a road next to its sea. I really enjoyed walking by the sea. The breeze was nice and relaxing. The view was spectacular. Cycling through this town and seeing its architectural beauty was lovely and mesmerizing,