Holiday in Vodice

About Vodice

Vodice is the ultimate party and beach destination in Dalmatia - a lively small town north of Sibenik that radiates an energy in summer that oscillates between Ibiza vibes and Croatian coziness. The town on the Dalmatian coast has developed in recent years into one of the most popular holiday destinations for young travelers and families alike, as Vodice manages the rare balancing act between vibrant nightlife and relaxed beach holidays with historical charm. The waterfront promenade of Vodice, the Riva, is the pulsating center of summer life. During the day, families and couples stroll between ice cream parlors and souvenir shops, while in the evening the waterfront transforms into a lively nightlife strip with cocktail bars, restaurants, and live music. The city beach Plava Plaza offers a fine pebble beach stretching 800 meters with sun umbrellas and beach clubs, while the more secluded coves in the south, like Srima, provide quieter bathing options for families. The nightlife in Vodice is legendary in Dalmatia. The Club Hacienda, one of the most famous open-air clubs on the Croatian coast, attracts international DJs and partygoers from all over Europe. The Makina Lounge Bar, the Exit Club, and numerous beach bars along the promenade ensure a nightlife that lasts into the early hours. At the same time, the quieter cocktail bars on the Riva offer a more relaxed setting for aperitifs and sundowners. However, Vodice has much more to offer than just parties. The medieval old town with the Coric Tower, the baroque parish church, and the narrow streets filled with bougainvillea has preserved its historical charm. The location is strategically ideal: the enchanting old town of Sibenik with the UNESCO Cathedral of St. James is only 15 minutes away, the Krka National Park with its waterfalls is 30 minutes away, and the Kornati Islands are accessible by boat trip. This combination makes Vodice the perfect base for a Dalmatia holiday. From Germany, Vodice can be reached by flight to Split (90 km) or Zadar (60 km) in just under two hours. The season extends from June to September, with July and August being the liveliest months, while June and September offer a more pleasant balance between hustle and tranquility.