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PALAC – ARCHDIOCESAN MANSION

The beauty of Sukošan’s bay is best reflected by the summer palace of the archbishops of Zadar – Palac, built on an islet in the bay by the end of the 15th century. The humble ruins of the church are all that is left today of its grandiosity. The church was built under the direction of the archbishop of Zadar, Matheo Valaresso.

Today it is the symbol of our place and our trademark. It is an especially beautiful sight to see it in the sunset. Unfortunately, you can't reach it by bike but you can definitely swim to it during the summer months.

More about Sukošan Cultural Heritage can be found here

CHURCH OF ST CASSIAN

Church of St Cassian's parish church is located in the old village. Today it is a beautiful stone building with Romanesque and baroque details, which is built according to the form of the XVII. century, but to many historians, it became more modest even before the first written monument( 1289.g. ). This is supported by the assumption that the name is derived from the name of the San Cassian. Today's appearance received in the year 1642 to be read over the northwest gate, over which is representative of the pediment of the altar wall - the most representative in our medieval art - originated probably in the middle of the 11th century or earlier. The church gave in 1674 parish priest Don Sime Veleslavić, native and Glagolitic, which is evidenced by the solemn Glagolitic inscription in the sacristy.

The church has a single nave from the sanctuary, a sacristy, and five marble altars. The main altar with a tabernacle shows the Madonna with St. Cassian, St. Jerome, and St. Sime. The marble statues of St. Cassian and St. Jerome are the work of Leone Bertinelli. By the side of the altar, above the sacristy door, there are niches with wooden statues of St. Cassian and St. Joseph. The sidewalls of the church belong to the altar of St. Peter and Paul with pale respective saints; the altar of St. Cyril and Methodius with pale; Sacred Heart with a wooden statue; Our Lady of Lourdes with a wooden statue as also as St. Anthony and St. Nicholas.

THE UPPER GATE

This used to be the entry, for example, the exit of the fortified Sukošan and these are also the visible ruins of the protective walls that the place was surrounded with built by the Venetian authorities in 1468-1470 with the purpose of protecting the place and the people.

„DJEČJI RAJ“(CHILDRENS' PARADISE)

Due to its shallow waters and sandy bottom, Children's Paradise is ideal for children and all those who know how to enjoy swimming with different games in the sea. Picigin is a hit; here, you can rent beach chairs, pedal boats, and refresh yourself with ice cream or a drink at one of the cafes. Beaches are equipped with showers, changing cabins, and toilets. The coast is partially paved with stone and mostly covered with pebbles.

Find out more about Sukošan at the official Tourist office page of Sukošan

Beach Zlatna Luka

Zlatna Luka beach is located near the southern entrance to Sukosan. The beach is covered with pebbles and tamarisk, and pine trees provide natural shade during the summer heat. There are showers, changing rooms, and chemical toilets on the beach. Nearby you can enjoy a game of beach volleyball after a day of swimming.

Beach Makarska

Makarska beach is well equipped. The beach is equipped with showers and changing cubicles, and chemical toilets. The beach is paved and partly covered with pebbles—there are plenty of natural areas shaded by tamarisk trees. There is also a playground for volleyball, a basketball court, and a bocce near the beach.