Hotel Zora
A large seafront hotel on the Raduča peninsula, a pine-shaded 500 metres from Primošten's old town
About this hotel
Perched at the tip of a peninsula, Hotel Zora provides a tranquil escape with the sea at its doorstep. Guests can enjoy direct access to pebbly beaches, perfect for a morning swim or an afternoon of sunbathing. A scenic 800-metre path winds through fragrant pine trees, connecting the hotel to the charming Old Town of Primošten, just a short walk away. The hotel offers a range of facilities, including a restaurant and bars, ensuring a comfortable and convenient stay for all. Rooms are designed with comfort in mind, each featuring a balcony and a side sea view, allowing guests to soak in the coastal atmosphere.
- On the Raduča peninsula, surrounded by pebble beaches
- About 500 metres from Primošten's old town via a pine path
- Around 320 rooms with balconies and side sea views
- Pool and wellness centre unavailable in the 2025 season
Our take
Hotel Zora stands on the Raduča peninsula, the pine-covered headland facing Primošten's old town, and its roughly 320 rooms are spread over several buildings with balconies and side sea views. A path through the pines reaches the old town in about 500 metres, and pebble beaches ring the grounds. Guests give it 7.8 out of 10 across 1,775 reviews, a lower mark than its setting would suggest. Its pool and wellness centre were unavailable during the 2025 season. I would book it for the location and the beaches, not for the rooms.
- ✓Walk the pine path around Raduča in the evening: it brings you to the causeway of the old town, built on a former islet, without touching the road.
- ✓Pebble beaches surround the peninsula, so pack water shoes, especially for children.
- ✓The pool and wellness centre were closed in 2025; find out whether they have reopened before counting on a pool day.
Why we love it
- Direct access to pebbly beaches
- Rooms with balconies and side sea views
- Proximity to Primošten's Old Town
- Scenic path through pine trees
Why guests love itSpace and sea are what Zora offers a family. The Raduča peninsula gives children pebble beaches on several sides, pine shade in the afternoon and a car-free path to the old town, about 500 metres away, for an ice cream after dinner. Rooms have balconies, with side views of the sea rather than full frontal ones. The weaknesses are real: the guest score of 7.8 out of 10 points to rooms and food that do not match the setting, and the pool and wellness area were out of action in 2025, so the sea is the only sure place to swim. Pebbles mean water shoes for small feet.