The tourist board calls Punta Rožica the main beach in the old village: it is pebble, with concrete sunbeds, showers and changing cabins. Punta, at the eastern end next to the marina, is also pebbly, with a restaurant and a café nearby and beach volleyball courts. Šulterova vala is described as a favourite with the youngest swimmers, and Lipauska has a sandy bottom.
Bibinje stretches along four kilometres of the Adriatic coast and has about 4,000 inhabitants. A bus runs between Bibinje and Zadar, and the tourist board publishes its timetable. Marina Dalmacija lies in the bay between Bibinje and Sukošan. See our travel page and the Bibinje weather page.
Beach volleyball is played daily on the beaches of Punta, Punta Rožica and Lipauska. The tourist board also lists windsurfing, diving and cycling, including a ride along the shore through Punta to the marina. The Crljenica sports centre has basketball and football pitches, a tennis court and a bocce area, and a sports hall serves indoor sports.
The tourist board names the national parks Krka, Kornati, Paklenica and Plitvice Lakes, and the nature parks Vransko jezero and Telašćica, as places to visit from Bibinje. Nearby are Zadar, Sukošan, Sveti Petar and the island of Ugljan.
Punta Rožica, the main beach in Bibinje, is pebble, with concrete sunbeds, showers and changing cabins. Punta is also pebbly, and Lipauska has a sandy bottom (Bibinje Tourist Board).
Yes. According to the Bibinje Tourist Board, beach volleyball is played daily on the beaches of Punta, Punta Rožica and Lipauska, and Punta has playgrounds for volleyball tournaments.
Yes. A bus runs between Bibinje and Zadar, and the Bibinje Tourist Board publishes the timetable on its website. Check it for current departure times before you travel.
The Bibinje Tourist Board lists the national parks Krka, Kornati, Paklenica and Plitvice Lakes, plus the nature parks Vransko jezero and Telašćica, as places to visit from Bibinje.
Data sources: visitbibinje.com · Updated: October 2026