From
110 €
At the port, in front of Arbiana Cruises boat (Obala kralja Tomislava, 23000, Zadar, Croatia)
FREE cancellation with full refund up to 24 hours before the start of the activity
Enjoy a trip at full speed like never before with our boat trip to Dugi Otok Island and Kornati National Park. Aboard our comfortable RIB boat driven by our experienced skipper who has been navigating in the region for years, you will be able to explore all the most stunning places of the region. Beaches, islands, caves and cliffs be ready to see all of these within the day! After meeting at the port of Zadar, we will embark on the boat and begin our navigation towards our first destination: Dugi Otok Island.
Although Dugi Otok island has many things to offer, the most incredible sights are undoubtedly within Lagnići cliffs, a natural wonder lying next to Veli Rat lighthouse. We will also find nearby, the shipwreck "Michelle", an ancient boat, housing today many fishes and coral formations. Naturally, because it would be a shame to miss it, we will use the snorkeling equipment we have on the boat to explore the enchanting underwater world through our own eyes. After this we will continue with Sakarun Beach and Golubinka's cave, two spots where we will, once again, snorkel and swim.
Finally, we will reach Kornati National Park, more precisely: Lojena Beach, a paradise for nature lovers. These protected waters will be perfect if you did not have enough of snorkeling, otherwise, sunbathing on the boat is also an option. If you want to feel revitalized, you will be able to spend some free time ashore and get a delicious lunch within the sheltered Vrulje Bay. Before going back to the port of Zadar, we will visit one of the most famous islands within Kornati archipelago named Mana Island, known for its remarkable cliffs and history. This will be our last spot before ending our unforgettable experience with many new memories to share.
Because it is very convenient and you don’t have to deal with huge crowds like on other boats/trips.
everything was perfect