Paljuv is known for its peaceful atmosphere and natural beauty. The “Novo naselje Paljuv–Nozret” hiking trail runs through the village, leading from the new district of Paljuv to the Županijska cesta Posedarje–Novigrad road.
Those who choose Paljuv as a holiday destination may wish to rent a holiday apartment.
Geographical location
The Ž6022 county road runs through Paljuv and connects Smilčić with Novigrad.
Landscape
The mountains of Debelo Brdo, Vršina, Bobija and Velika Bobija are located in the surroundings of Paljuv.
The wider regional area around Paljuv is home to several historical sites: Asseria is a ruin site, while Zadar Fortress, the historic Old Town Centre and Saint Simeon Church are also located there.
Culture and history
In 2020 and 2026, a mass was held at the “Crkva Marije zaštitnice kršćana” church in Paljuv as part of the commemorative ceremonies marking the anniversary of Operation Maslenica.
The local a cappella group “Težaci” honours the hard-working people of Paljuv. Its music reflects the local culture of Paljuv. The unique style of Dalmatian a cappella singing was added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage List in 2012.
The place names Dvojna gradina, Podine, Blačine, Slakovac, Portada, Gradina and Mirila are associated with Paljuv.
