The group currently operates in four destinations: the Crikvenica Riviera, the Makarska Riviera, Postira on the island of Brač, and Omišalj on the island of Krk. It manages over 1,688 accommodation units in hotels and resorts, as well as over 700 pitches in campsites. Jadran Group also oversees several properties outside its ownership portfolio. Jadran was formed in 1964 as a hospitality and tourism company, following the integration of four hotel companies: Crikvenica, Esplanade, Therapia and Villa Danica. Later the International, Mediteran, Esplanade Annex and Rivijera in Dramalj properties were built which was followed by the acquisition of properties in Selce (Varaždin, Jadranka, Esperanto, Slaven, Kamp Selce), and the development of the new Ad Turres complex in Crikvenica, including the Omorika hotel, while the Dramalj area saw the opening of the new Kačjak tourist resort. In 1988 the Pauline monastery was restored and repurposed to become one of the gems of the Crikvenica hotel offer – Hotel Kaštel. In 1993 Jadran became a public liability company. In 2018 the majority share was acquired by two Croatian mandatory pension funds - PBZ Croatia osiguranje and Erste plavi.

Just a short stroll away from Pansion Delfin*** lies the quaint town with its narrow and winding cobblestone alleys, steeped in history. Strolling through, you are greeted by a charming offer of art galleries, the lapidarium, lively cafes, and restaurants where you can taste the local delicacies accompanied by a glass of fine wine. Immerse yourself in the uniquely relaxing island vibe. Enjoy a summer day at the nearby beach. Swim in the crystal clear sea or hide from the sun in the beach bar with a great offer of refreshments. When the sun sets, the restaurant terrace of Pansion Delfin becomes the place to socialize or enjoy a delicious dinner.

Omišalj will welcome you with its picturesque historic center, which is located on an 85-metre-high cliff and where you can explore an exceptional cultural and historical heritage and experience the spirit of times gone by. There is also an attractive coast with hotels, beaches and a marina. Thanks to its mild climate and excellent position close to the bridge, the airport and the city of Rijeka, Omišalj is a vibrant tourist destination with a tradition dating back more than 100 years. The town has a long history: in around 1,000 BC, the area was inhabited by the Illyrians, and after that by the Romans, while the 7th century AD saw the arrival of the Croats. In the 11th century, Omišalj was an important Glagolitic centre; in the 12th century, it was mentioned as Castri musculi (from the Latin Ad musculi – a place for mussels), and in the 15th century the Frankopans, the Princes of Krk, built one of their four castles here. Omišalj is today a town full of historic monuments and has a rich cultural and architectural heritage. This is attested to by the ruins of the Roman town of Fulfinum from the 1st century AD, the Early Christian basilica of Mirine from the 5th century AD, and many other cultural monuments. Omišalj prides itself on its early medieval reliefs. You'll find more of them here than in certain European countries!