Ljubač is a place   in Zadar district in the southern part of the municipality Razanac. It is a fishing village in close proximity to the bridge of the Pag, in Ljubacki Bay. It is 16 kilometers from Zadar away, and is situated in the beautiful bay of sand. The beaches are perfect for small children. The arrangement of the roads is in the coastal style, the houses are closely connected with each other, and the streets are narrow. In the center is the Church of St Martin located. This is also the village square. The area is inhabited since the Neolithic age, and according to the statistics it from 2011 . it has 475 Inhabitants. Young people usually work in Zadar. At the top of the peninsula, 3.5 km north-west of the village on the steep cliffs above the sea are situated the remains of a medieval fortress (1205 as "Castrum Juba" ). In 1851. Year in Ljubac municipality was created. During the Venetian war Ljubač was important Venetian Fortress. By the end of the 17. Century... it was inhabited by Croatian population from Bosnia. Tourism has recently started to develop and the place is ideal for a quiet holiday. The proximity of the Velebit Mountain and mediterranean vegetation uniqueness this small village. Accommodation is in Ljubac usually offered in rooms and apartments. Tourists can learn the history of this place in the narrow passages of the city. On the beach there were two supermarkets and two restaurants, but the next clinic is located in Razanac, 5 kilometers from Ljubač away. Of Ljubač is easy to get to the four largest national parks in Dalmatia .  For example Paklenica National Park is about 50 kilometers away. If you want to visit Kornati National Park, take a boat trip from Zadar. Friendly people, clean sea and quiet nature are certainly reasons why this place is worth a visit.