Nature and Water
Those wishing to book a hotel in Brbinj can then continue their accommodation search. Southwest of the settlement, Brbinjščica Bay is described as featuring distinctive rocks and numerous caves; it serves as a sheltered anchorage facing the open sea.
Brbinj has berths for visiting boats with access to water and electricity.
The underwater cave of Brbišćica is mentioned as one of the diving sites of Dugi Otok.
Surroundings
In the immediate vicinity of Brbinj are the islands of Otočić Utra, Veli Otočić, and Otočić Sridnji. In the surrounding area of Brbinj are Sv. Mihovil Castle, a palace, and the island of Otok Glurović.
Culture and History
Brbinj is described as a place with around 800 years of history. Its cultural heritage includes Glagolitic priests, who served in the region as custodians and promoters of Croatian literacy.
In the wider regional surroundings of Brbinj are, among others, the historical site Old Town Centre, Zadar Fortress, and the church Église Saint-Donat.
Getting There
Jadrolinija ferry 434 connects Gaženica with Brbinj; the stated crossing time is 1 hour and 40 minutes.
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