Step away from the everyday hustle and immerse yourself in the beauty of Kornati National Park and the peaceful Telašćica Bay on a full-day boat tour from Zadar.

Leave in the morning and make your way to the park via boat. Enjoy breakfast as you cruise between a labyrinth of 89 islands, islets, and reefs that make up the park. 

During the tour, you will make a stop at an island that is part of the Kornati, where you can relax on the beach, and swim in turquoise waters. Then relax as you are taken on a tour around the park, checking up on the dramatic karst-limestone formations that tower around you. In the middle of the day, you will also be treated to lunch. Just sit back and enjoy the view.

Afterward, enjoy a visit to Telašćica Nature Park, one of the Adriatic's largest natural harbors. Dive into the crystal-clear waters, take a hike to breathtaking viewpoints, or experience a unique swim in the Salt Lake within the Nature Park.

End your day by cruising back to Zadar, with the tour concluding around 18:00.

Relax on a beautiful boat trip through Kornati National Park

Go swimming in the Salt Lake located on an idyllic island (if the boat is able)

Enjoy breakfast, lunch, and drinks on board the boat

Included: 

• Boat trip and fuel surcharge

• Local guide

• Live commentary on board

• Breakfast: sandwich

• Lunch: grilled fish or meat and salad

• Wine and aperitif

• Tickets to Kornati National Park and Nature Park Telašćica

Granted UNESCO World Heritage status in 1979, Plitvice is located roughly halfway between Zagreb and Zadar. Marked on old maps as the “Devil’s Garden,” the spectacular area consists of 16 interconnected terraced lakes, gushing over travertine rock covered in moss.

Departing from Zadar at 08:10, you will drive for about 1 hour and 45 minutes before reaching Plitvice National Park, home to diverse flora and fauna, including wild boar, wolves, and even bears!

Once at the national park, begin your 4-hour guided tour, visiting Upper and Lower lakes and enjoying the unspoiled nature of one of the most beautiful national parks in the world. Although you can’t swim in the protected lakes, your guide will show you the best places to explore and relax in this paradise of natural wonders.

Besides walking, sightseeing includes an electric boat ride on Kozjak Lake. 

The bus for Zadar will be waiting for you at 15:30. 

Highlights:

Spend the day in the beautiful surroundings of Plitvice National Park

Walk by the side of terraced lakes and waterfalls

Look out for shy wildlife, such as wolves and deer

Enjoy a boat ride on the Park's biggest lake

Included:

• Transport

• English-speaking driver

• Professional guide

• Walking tour

• Boat ride (about 20 minutes)

• Insurance

• VAT

• Environmental Management Charge (Reef Tax)

• Fuel surcharge

Excluded:

Entrance to the National Park, which is:

€23,50 for Adults and €6,50 for Children 7-18 years, between April 1 to May 31 and October 1 to October 31,

€40 for Adults and €16 for Children 7-18 years, between June 1 to September 30.

Entrance for children under 7 years is free of charge. 

Tickets will be provided on the bus.

• If you are traveling with a child, please inform us of the child's age, so we can buy a proper ticket
• If you are a student or have a disability, please notify us, so we can reserve a discounted ticket for you

Enjoy stunning views of the islands of the Zadar archipelago

See the beach that was listed as one of the most beautiful in the Adriatic

Swim in the crystal-clear waters of Dugi Otok

Board a boat in the Old Town and sail to the most beautiful islands of the Zadar archipelago on this day trip. Enjoy the panorama of one of the most stunning coasts in the world and take in views of the islands of Tri sestrice, Sestrunj, and Molat. 

Once you reach Dugi Otok, home to Saharun Beach, you will disembark in the small village of Božava (or Soline). From there, a bus will take you to your final destination Saharun Beach, where you will spend 4 hours of leisure time. The transfer to Saharun Beach takes about 10 minutes by group. 

Saharun Beach is protected as a significant natural area of the Croatian ecological network and is famous for its wide belt of white sand extending almost over a kilometer long. 

Several catering facilities on the beach offer refreshments from the summer heat and light meals. 

After enjoying the beach, get ready for the return transfer by bus to Božava (or Soline). 

Finally, you can relax again on the one-and-a-half-hour boat ride back to Zadar, where our journey ends around 18:00.

Included:

• Boat ride from Zadar to Dugi Otok

• Bus from Božava (or Soline) to Saharun

• Water on board

• All taxes

What to bring:

• Sunglasses
• Swimwear
• Towel
• Food, drink, snacks
• Sunscreen
• Snorkeling gear
• Good mood

Did you know that Zadar County in Croatia has more than 100 islands? In front of the town of Zadar, discover the island Ugljan with its great beaches.  Enjoy the amazing views of the town of Zadar from a boat ride with a private skipper and go for a swim on the island's amazing beaches.

Tours start from Branimirova Obala 18 or Borik and head to the island Ugljan, Preko, and a small island in between.

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE: the boat, skipper, fuel, and taxes

EXCLUDED: food and drink

Starting at 8, we board a new bus that takes you to the Croatian jewel, National Park Plitvice Lakes.

After this, you will have ample time to discover Plitvice Lakes on your own.

Spend the day in the breathtaking beauty of Croatia’s Dinaric Mountains Plitvice Lakes, and walk-in forests of green. See the terraced lakes and waterfalls of crystal clear water flowing through a vast and lush environment.

Granted UNESCO World Heritage status in 1979, Plitvice is located roughly halfway between Zagreb and Zadar. Marked on old maps as the “Devil’s Garden,” the spectacular area consists of 16 interconnected terraced lakes, gushing over travertine rock covered in moss.

The bus will be waiting for you, and the departure back to Zadar starts at 15:30. 

Excluded:

Entrance to the National Park, which is:

€23,50 for Adults and €6,50 for Children 7-18 years, between April 1 to May 31 and October 1 to October 31,

€40 for Adults and €16 for Children 7-18 years, between June 1 to September 30.

Entrance for children under 7 years is free of charge. 

• If you are traveling with a child, please inform us of the child's age, so we can buy a proper ticket
• If you are a student or have a disability, please notify us, so we can reserve a discounted ticket for you

Discover the ecologically diverse Krka National Park on this bus tour from Zadar. The park covers an area of just over 142 square km (88 square miles). The top attraction in the park is its magnificent waterfalls including the famous Skradinski Buk Falls; one of Croatia's most famous sights.

Due to its special position and its various types of habitat, the park is characterized by exceptionally rich and varied flora and fauna. The abundance of various species of birds and the significance of Krka National Park for spring and fall migrations make this an ideal tour for both the amateur and experienced birdwatchers.

After the pick-up in Zadar, drive to Skradin, where you'll board a boat for a 30-minute ride. Take a guided walking tour past Skradinski Buk, and then visit the park's ethnic collection, mills, and weaving workshops.

Return to Zadar at around 5:00 PM.

Highlights:

Spend the day in the beautiful surroundings of Krka National Park

Walk by the side of river and waterfalls

Enjoy a boat ride on the Park's biggest lake

Included:

• Transport

• English-speaking driver

• Professional guide

• Walking tour

• Boat ride (about 20 minutes)

• Insurance

• VAT

• Environmental Management Charge (Reef Tax)

• Fuel surcharge

Excluded:

• Entrance to the National Park, which is €15 between April 1 to May 30 and October 1 to October 30, 2019. €34 between June 1 to September 30, 2019. Children under 7 years are free of charge, with 50% off for children 7-18 years

Choose your departure time and choose the islands you’d like to visit on this day trip of island hopping by speedboat.

The recommended starting point for the trip is in the old town of Zadar, near the bridge. However, an alternative starting point can be arranged if you prefer.

Your skipper is very experienced and knows all the best spots on all of the islands, from secluded beaches to great local restaurants that offer authentic Dalmatian food.

The trip can be completely tailored to your interests. Some of the possibilities include visits to Ugljan, Preko, Sabuša beach, Muline beach, Iž, Ošljak, Galovac and the Kornati Islands national park.

Snorkeling can also be arranged if you like, and is included in the price. Waterskiing can be arranged for an additional EUR 50.00.

Experience the stunning coast of Zadar aboard a private sailing boat and let your worries disappear as you sail along with one of the most beautiful coastlines in the world. Escape the hustle and bustle of crowded cities and feel the sea breeze on your face.

Benefit from a sea route that can be adjusted according to your wishes and interests for a unique experience, all about you! Your experienced skipper will teach you the basics of sailing to unleash a passion to sail the seas on your own.

Explore the natural beauty of the Adriatic Sea and discover some of the tranquil islands of the archipelago. 

INCLUDED: Boat, skipper, and fuel

EXCLUDED: Food and drink

You will be picked up as you disembark from a cruise ship from the cruise ship port in Zadar and driven to Skradin to board a boat for a 30-minute ride. Take a guided walking tour past Skradinski Buk and visit the park's ethnographic collections, mills, and weaving workshops.

Explore the ecologically diverse Krka National Park on a boat tour. The park covers an area of just over 142 square km (88 square miles). The top attraction of the park is the magnificent waterfalls, including the famous Skradinski Buk Falls, which is one of Croatia's most famous sights. 

Due to the special position of the park, with various types of habitats, is it characterized by exceptionally rich and varied flora and fauna. The abundance of various species of birds and the significance of Krka National Park for spring and fall migrations make this an ideal tour for both the amateur and experienced birdwatchers. 

See the largest Roman Forum on the Adriatic Coast. Admire the Church of Saint Donatus, which is the symbol of Zadar. Learn what the 14th-century gold and silver coffin of St. Simon means for the city.

On this 2-hour tour, you’ll experience why Zadar was considered the best European destination of 2016. Learn the secrets of this beautiful town that has been continuously occupied for more than 5,000 years.

Begin the tour in front of Land Gate and head into the historical center of the peninsula – known as People's Square. Walk along Kalelarga, the main street, and stop at the Roman Forum and Cathedral of St. Anastasia.

The tour ends at the Sea Organ, on the Promenade, as the sunsets.

Visit the jewel of the Adriatic Sea on a full-day tour to Kornati National Park, departing from Zadar. Leave in the morning and make your way to the park by boat. Enjoy breakfast as you travel to the 89 islands that make up the park.

During the tour, you will stop for 3 hours to go swim and explore islands at two separate stops. Then relax as you are taken on a tour around the park, checking up on the dramatic karst-limestone formations that tower around you. In the middle of the day, you will also be treated to lunch.

You will visit Telašćica Bay, one of the safest, most beautiful, and largest natural ports in the Adriatic, with 25 small beaches. The cliffs of Dugi Otok are rising to 161 meters above the sea and reach down to 90 meters. 

Salt Lake Mir has rich flora and fauna you can enjoy. 

Relax on a beautiful boat trip through Kornati National Park

Go swimming in a salt lake located on an idyllic island

Enjoy breakfast, lunch and drinks on board the boat

Included: 

• Boat trip and fuel surcharge

• Local guide

• Live commentary on board

• Breakfast: sandwich

• Lunch: grilled fish or meat and salad

• Wine and aperitif

• Tickets to Kornati National Park and Nature Park Telašćica 

Escape the everyday on a full-day boat tour from Zadar to the enchanting Kornati National Park and the serene Telašćica Bay. 

Indulge in onboard meals and enjoy a refreshing glass of wine and Rakija as aperitif as you soak in the breathtaking scenery of the most separated island group in the Mediterranean. 

Dive into the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic and take a unique swim in the Salt Lake located in the Telašćica Nature Park. 

Board the boat in the morning, start your tour towards the Kornati Islands, and savor a breakfast ham & cheese sandwich while cruising through the stunning archipelago of 89 islands that make up the park, which are also called " the stone pearls of the Mediterranean".

You will make a stop at Levrnaka Island, where you can enjoy the beach and take a swim in the crystal clear turquoise-colored sea or hike to the top of a stone hill to admire a beautiful view. 

As you continue your journey, you will be treated to lunch onboard - grilled chicken or fish, or a vegetarian option - pasta in tomato sauce; sit down and enjoy the view.

Arrive at Telašćica Bay, one of the largest natural ports in the Adriatic. With 25 small beaches and towering cliffs of Dugi Otok, rising to 161 meters above the sea and plunging 90 meters below, the scenery is truly awe-inspiring.
Take a swim in the unique Salt Lake Mir, which is warmer than the sea. Keep an eye out for the diverse local bird population that calls this area home. 

Conclude your day by cruising back to your meeting point in Zadar where our journey ends around 18:00.

Enjoy stunning views of the islands of the Zadar archipelago

See the beach that was listed as one of the most beautiful in the Adriatic

Swim in the crystal-clear waters of Dugi Otok

Board a boat in the Old Town and sail to the most beautiful islands of the Zadar archipelago on this day trip. Enjoy the panorama of one of the most stunning coasts in the world and take in views of the islands of Tri sestrice, Sestrunj, and Molat. 

Once you reach Dugi Otok, home to Saharun Beach, you will disembark in the small village of Božava (or Soline). From there, a bus will take you to your final destination Saharun Beach, where you will spend 4 hours of leisure time. The transfer to Saharun Beach takes about 10 minutes by group. 

Saharun Beach is protected as a significant natural area of the Croatian ecological network and is famous for its wide belt of white sand extending almost over a kilometer long. 

Several catering facilities on the beach offer refreshments from the summer heat and light meals. 

After enjoying the beach, get ready for the return transfer by bus to Božava (or Soline). 

Finally, you can relax again on the one-and-a-half-hour boat ride back to Zadar, where our journey ends around 18:00.

Included:

• Boat ride from Zadar to Dugi Otok

• Bus from Božava (or Soline) to Saharun

• Water on board

• All taxes

What to bring:

• Sunglasses
• Swimwear
• Towel
• Food, drink, snacks
• Sunscreen
• Snorkeling gear
• Good mood

Established in 1949, Plitvice Lakes is the oldest and largest national park in Croatia, and it was designated a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1979. It is a must-see destination located approximately halfway between Zagreb and Zadar.

Embark on a direct bus journey to Plitvice Lakes National Park, a true gem in the heart of Croatia. Explore the enchanting terraced lakes and cascading waterfalls, where crystal-clear waters flow through a verdant paradise.

Upon arrival, immerse yourself in the park's natural splendor at your own pace. Wander through the rich, green forests, taking in the natural beauty and tranquility of the surroundings.

One of the park's most iconic features is the series of cascading waterfalls that connect the 16 terraced lakes. The largest waterfall, Veliki Slap (the Great Waterfall), drops an impressive 78 meters (256 feet) and is a breathtaking sight.

Take a ride on an electric boat across Kozjak Lake, and hop on a panoramic train. Capture the stunning scenery along the way and discover the diverse flora and fauna that call this park home.

Reboard the bus for a comfortable return trip to Zadar, reflecting on a day filled with natural wonders.

Escape the everyday and embark on a journey aboard the boat Astral to the Kornati Islands, which are often referred to as the "Pearls of the Mediterranean." Cruise among the 89 islands, islets, and reefs that form this National Park, and marvel at the dramatic cliffs, known as "crowns," that plunge directly into the sea.

The islands are rich in history, dotted with ancient ruins including Illyrian fortresses, Roman villas, and Byzantine churches, offering a glimpse into past civilizations. Designated a National Park in 1980, the Kornati Islands are protected to preserve their natural and cultural heritage.

Greet your captain in the morning and begin your adventure. During the 2.5-hour sea ride, you'll enjoy a welcome drink of rakija and a breakfast sandwich.

Take in the unique views of the islands as you sail to your first stop, Levrnaka Island. Spend two hours at Lojena Beach, where you can swim in the crystal-clear turquoise sea or hike to the top of a rocky hill for a breathtaking view.

Continue your day by sailing towards the largest of the Kornati Islands, Kornat. Here, you can explore archaeological sites such as the remains of the Byzantine Tureta fortress and the Church of Lady of Tarac.

During the boat ride to your next destination, you'll be treated to a lunch of grilled chicken and fish, or a vegetarian option of pasta in tomato sauce. Sip on some wine, relax, and enjoy the view.

After two hours, arrive at Kali, a charming fishing village on the Island of Ugljan, which is the final stop of the tour. Spend your free time walking around the village, swimming in the bay, and recharging.

Conclude your day by cruising back to your meeting point in Zadar, where the journey ends around 18:00.