Stays in Bibinje
Bibinje is a coastal village in Dalmatia, Croatia, located just south of Zadar and north of Sukošan. It sits on a small peninsula that shelters a marina and a harbour, with views across the Zadar Channel toward the island of Ugljan. The village has a long tradition of fishing and farming, and in…
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About Bibinje
The old core of Bibinje is made up of stone houses along narrow streets, with the parish church of the Assumption of Mary and a cemetery that includes a small chapel. The waterfront is lined with moored boats and several pebble beaches, such as those at Punta and Jaz. The Bibinje marina, known as Marina Dalmacija, is one of the largest on the Adriatic and lies at the southern edge of the village.
Bibinje offers a range of accommodation, from hotels like the Sun Resort Nikolina to private apartments and guesthouses such as Pansion Marta and Ana next to the sea A4. With 398 properties listed on our site and an average guest score of 4.8 out of 5, visitors can find options for different budgets and group sizes.
Where to stay in Bibinje
Bibinje Centar. The historic core around the church of the Assumption of Mary, with stone houses, narrow lanes, and easy access to the harbour and local konobas.
Punta. A coastal area on the northern side of the peninsula, known for its pebble beach and proximity to the marina and waterfront promenade.
Jaz. A southern stretch of Bibinje with beaches and a quieter atmosphere, popular for apartments and rooms close to the sea.
Marina Dalmacija area. Surrounding the large marina on the southern edge of Bibinje, this area has a concentration of holiday apartments and is convenient for boaters.
Getting there and around
Bibinje is about 7 kilometres south of Zadar, connected by the D8 coastal road. Zadar Airport is roughly 10 kilometres away. Buses run between Zadar and Bibinje, and taxis are available. If arriving by boat, Marina Dalmacija is one of the largest marinas on the Croatian coast. Once in Bibinje, most of the village is walkable, with the centre, beaches, and marina within easy reach on foot. Local buses can take you to Zadar and neighbouring Sukošan.
When to go
The best time to visit Bibinje is from May to September, when the Adriatic is warm enough for swimming and the weather is typically sunny. July and August are the busiest and hottest, with many festivals and events in Zadar. May, June, and September offer milder temperatures and fewer crowds, though some facilities may have limited hours. Winters are mild but quieter, with occasional rain and the bora wind.
Questions, answered
What is Bibinje known for?
Bibinje is known for its fishing tradition, the large Marina Dalmacija, and its pebble beaches along the Zadar Channel. It is also a popular base for exploring Zadar and the surrounding Dalmatian coast.
How far is Bibinje from Zadar?
Bibinje is about 7 kilometres south of Zadar. The drive takes around 15 minutes, and buses run regularly between the two.
Does Bibinje have beaches?
Yes, Bibinje has several pebble and rocky beaches, including those at Punta and Jaz. They are suitable for swimming and sunbathing, with clear water and views of the islands.
What is Marina Dalmacija?
Marina Dalmacija is a large marina located in Bibinje, one of the biggest on the Adriatic coast. It offers berths for boats and has facilities for sailors.
Are there restaurants in Bibinje?
Yes, Bibinje has a number of restaurants and konobas serving Dalmatian cuisine, particularly seafood and grilled dishes. Many are located near the harbour and along the coast.
How many hotels are in Bibinje?
Our site lists 398 hotels and other accommodations in Bibinje, including hotels, apartments, and guesthouses. They range from 1-star to 5-star, with an average guest score of 4.8 out of 5.