On the fifth stage of the Camino Zadar, the route leads from Zadar via Diklo and Kožino to Nin; the route is 14.1 km long. Those who choose Kožino as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
On the Way
The most important cycling route on the mainland also runs from Zadar towards Kožino and Petrčane. Via Kožino, it continues towards Zaton, Nin and Privlaka.
Nature
Near Kožino, the Camino Zadar leaves the coast and passes through olive groves, fields, uncultivated land and a section of forest. The Kožino forest is one of the areas of particular biological and landscape value in the Zadar destination area.
Culture
The parish church of Saint Michael the Archangel in Kožino was built in 1522. It houses a wooden altar from the 16th century, two Baroque side altars, restored processional crosses from the 17th and 18th centuries, two silver chalices and a Glagolitic missal from 1741.
On Site
The natural beach Plaža Peruštine in Kožino is operated for tourism and is publicly accessible without a usage fee. Kožino also has a konoba and a restaurant.
Culinary Experiences
An olive harvest package in Kožino included a meal in the olive grove. Each participant received a bottle of olive oil.
