Kožino is an ancient and peaceful village on the Dalmatian coast. Standing on a west-facing promontoire, this 800-inhabitant exclusively residential neighbourhood embraces the Adriatic Sea and connects with Zadar via a 20-min walking coastal path.
Esteemed as a priviledged enclave for decades, Kožino attracts a stable community of families, professionals and celebrities attracted not only by its privileged location but by its quiet and stable character – a place where people buy a property for life.
Being at arm’s length, Zadar is an ideal complement to life in Kožino. This city, the longest continously inhabited in Croatia and a World Heritage Site, combines a deep historical character with the conveniences of a large town. Part of its character is derived from its constant connection throughout the centuries with Italian cities across the Adriatic like Ancona, Rimini, Florence and San Marino.
In fact Zadar was Italian until the 1940s, and this ‘italianate’ influence is most noticeable in its architecture – something that is a distinguishing feature in the architecture of our Kožino Houses.
In addition, its strategic location makes it an ideal base within the Dalmatian coast and for engaging in active holidays in the four near-by national parks.
Distances
Kožino is just 30 min from Zadar airport, which has direct flights to over a dozen European cities during the summer months. It is also within driving distance to major capitals in the region: Zagreb 3h, Ljubljana 4h, Budapest 6h, Vienna 6.5h, Bratislava and Milan 7h, Munich 8h, Prague 9h.
Kožino is an ancient and peaceful village on the Dalmatian coast. Standing on a west-facing promontoire, this 800-inhabitant exclusively residential neighbourhood embraces the Adriatic Sea and connects with Zadar via a 20-min walking coastal path.
Esteemed as a priviledged enclave for decades, Kožino attracts a stable community of families, professionals and celebrities attracted not only by its privileged location but by its quiet and stable character – a place where people buy a property for life.
Being at arm’s length, Zadar is an ideal complement to life in Kožino. This city, the longest continously inhabited in Croatia and a World Heritage Site, combines a deep historical character with the conveniences of a large town. Part of its character is derived from its constant connection throughout the centuries with Italian cities across the Adriatic like Ancona, Rimini, Florence and San Marino.
In fact Zadar was Italian until the 1940s, and this ‘italianate’ influence is most noticeable in its architecture – something that is a distinguishing feature in the architecture of our Kožino Houses.
In addition, its strategic location makes it an ideal base within the Dalmatian coast and for engaging in active holidays in the four near-by national parks.
Distances
Kožino is just 30 min from Zadar airport, which has direct flights to over a dozen European cities during the summer months. It is also within driving distance to major capitals in the region: Zagreb 3h, Ljubljana 4h, Budapest 6h, Vienna 6.5h, Bratislava and Milan 7h, Munich 8h, Prague 9h.
