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or Novigrad accommodation? As a historic little town on the south side of the Novigrad Sea, Novigrad is situated in a narrow bay in Croatia. The heart of the old town lies on a limestone peninsula which was once an island. The Novigrad Sea is abundant in fish and shellfish, which is the main reason why Novigrad fishermen are famous across the world.
With a naturally beautiful, culturally preserved and unique blend of medieval architecture all intertwined to produce a haven for tourists, Novigrad a sought after holiday destination by many types of travelers. The town is famous for its rocky beaches, small bays, well preserved medieval streets, old town walls as well as its towers.
There are many things to do in Novigrad like canoeing, kayaking or going on rafting excursions along the Zrmanja River or visiting the Church of SS. Mary, Maximus and Pelagia or the baroque Rigo Palace. There is also a remarkable country house situated on an old Roman era estate. There is the traditional blues festival which is held in the ending of July and includes musicians from all across the world.
Accommodation in Novigrad comprises of apartment settlements called Borov Gaj, houses, camping sites, and hotels. A few of these include Hotel Cittar, Hotel Laguna, Hotel Maestral, Hotel Makin, Kastanija Novigrad and Hotel Rotonda. - Browse the Novigrad Map or compare Novigrad accommodation from Hotels, Motels, B&Bs,
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