Kruševo is a settlement in Zadar County administratively belonging to the town of Obrovac. Encompassing numerous hamlets such as Kobljani, Donje and Gornje Polje, Orljak, Otišna, Brčić, Zevelinac, Uzdrage, Podgreda, Ribnica, Kosmač, Drage, and Bukovac, it stands as the largest village in the Zadar hinterland. First mentioned in the historical records of St. Chrysogonus in the 13th century, the area has long relied on agriculture and sheep farming. Today, comfortable accommodation in Kruševo can be found in private apartments and holiday homes provided by welcoming locals. Home to a little over a thousand residents, Kruševo blends coastal leisure with rich hinterland traditions. While summer months revolve around swimming and relaxing on local beaches, cooler seasons invite visitors to explore the region's culinary heritage, most notably its renowned prosciutto (pršut), which owes its distinctive aroma to the powerful bura winds blowing off Mount Velebit. With a strong tradition of sheep breeding and hunting along the rugged karst terrain, Kruševo offers an authentic taste of Dalmatian country life year-round.