Nature
Sukošan has more than 10 km of varied coastline with shallow bays and sandy-pebbly areas, including beaches such as Zlatna luka, Dječji raj, and Makarska. Those wishing to book a hotel in Sukosan can then continue their accommodation search.
The islet of Mišnjak is located in the vicinity of Sukošan.
Culture
In Sukošan, there are the Church of Saint Cassian, featuring Romanesque and Baroque details as well as a bell tower, and Gornja vrata. Gornja vrata are visible remnants of the Venetian defensive walls of the fortified settlement, which were built between 1468 and 1470.
Sukošan preserves the traditional carnival custom known as “Babe luže”. During the carnival season, men dress in old clothes, sheepskins, and masks, wear bells, and carry sacks filled with ash.
Local Cuisine
Dalmatian culinary traditions at seasonal fishermen’s festivals in Sukošan include sardines, small fish, mussels, prosciutto, wine, Kroštule, Fritule, and homemade “Bubice”; the festivals are accompanied by singing and dancing.
Water and Boats
D-Marin Dalmacija in Sukošan supports nautical travel with berths, charter offices, a petrol station, a café-restaurant, a travel agency, a diving center, a beach club, and a children’s playground. The marina is designed for exploring the Zadar Archipelago and the waters around Kornati National Park by boat.
Geographical Location
The surrounding area of Sukošan includes Sv. Mihovil Castle, the Fortress of Zadar, the old town center, and the Church of Saint Simeon. The surrounding area also includes the islets of Golac, Karantunić, and Bisage.
