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Vodice is the biggest tourist resort in Sibenik county, with many hotels, campings, large marina and hundreds of family pensions, private apartments and rooms. Long town's promenade is lined up with bars and restaurants.
The famous, 4 km long, well-equipped and well-kept Plava pebble beach extends from Vodice to fishermen village Tribunj. The beach is a mixture of concrete plateaus, pebbly and rocky areas. Along the beach there are plenty of pine trees providing lots of shade. There are also diving schools, windsurfing and other water sport facilities to rent.
In the eastern part of the Vodice there are the hotel complexes Olimpia. Near the hotel there is a sports centre and a popular beach.
Beside with families, Vodice is very popular among younger people who appreciate its variety of beaches, accommodation and nightlife which includes Hacienda open-air club, one of the hottest clubs in Croatia.
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