Flight to Zadar from €55 — Round Trip in August

Are you looking for a cheap flight to Zadar from Düsseldorf? Then we have a real bargain for you: For only €55 per person you fly nonstop to the Croatian Adriatic coast in August 2026. Eight days of sun, culture and sea await you – ideal for a summer holiday that’s easy on your budget.

🪪 Entry: For German nationals, the ID card (EU/Schengen) is sufficient.

Why go to Zadar now?

Zadar is the oldest continuously inhabited city in Croatia and offers a unique blend of ancient history and modern art. Stroll through the winding alleys of the old town on the peninsula, visit the Roman Forum and marvel at the Sea Organ – an architectural sound art installation that turns the waves into tones. In the evening, the “Greeting to the Sun” lights up on the coastal promenade. Be sure to try local specialties like Paški sir (sheep cheese from the island of Pag) or grilled octopus in a konoba. The Kornati Islands and Plitvice Lakes are ideal day trip destinations.

Your cheap flight to Zadar: Only €55 from Düsseldorf

The supersaver price applies for the round trip from Düsseldorf (DUS) to Zadar (ZAD). Travel dates: 24 August to 1 September 2026 – exactly one week full of summer. The flight is a nonstop direct flight with no stopovers. Booking quickly pays off, because such flight to Zadar offers are often snapped up fast. With average costs of about €6.90 per flight hour, you save significantly compared to similar direct flights in peak season.

Best time to travel & practical tips

In August, Zadar is in high summer – temperatures around 30 °C, water temperatures of 25 °C. Perfect for swimming at Borik or Kolovare beaches. The old town is lively in the evenings, so book accommodation early. Once there, buses and ferries let you travel cheaply around the region. Money-saving tip: eat in konobas away from the main streets where locals eat – here the brodetto fish stew tastes authentic and costs less. A rental car gives you flexibility for trips to the Kornati Islands or Šibenik. Note that many museums close at midday – plan your visits for the morning or late afternoon.

Zadar in 8 days – your quick plan

• Day 1: Arrival, walk along the coast, sunset at the Sea Organ.
• Day 2: Explore the old town: Roman Forum, St. Donatus Church, Archaeological Museum.
• Day 3: Boat trip to the islands of Ugljan and Pašman – beaches and pine forests.
• Day 4: Day trip to Plitvice Lakes National Park (about 2 hours by car).
• Day 5: Relax at Borik beach, dine in the old town in the evening.
• Day 6: Bus tour to the hinterland: Krka waterfalls and the historic town of Skradin.
• Day 7: Last stroll, buy Maraschka liqueur, final swim in the sea.
• Day 8: Return flight to Düsseldorf.

Further information about Zadar can be found on the German Wikipedia page. Discover more cheap destinations in our further flight deals section.