In front of the glass-bottom catamaran in the Marina Malinska (Obala 46, 51511, Malinska)
In front of the glass-bottom catamaran in Njivice (Ribarska obala bb, 51512, Njivice)
3-hour stop in Beli on the island of Cres
A perfect combination of sightseeing and swimming
Admire the underwater world through the glass bottom of the catamaran
Take the chance to visit one of the largest islands of Croatia and enjoy the quiet little town of Beli during our glass-bottom catamaran trip from Malinska and Njivice. At the Island of Cres, look forward to a rich flora and fauna, small hidden towns and beautiful panoramic views. Spend an unforgettable day with swimming and sightseeing and admire the beautiful underwater world of the sea, thanks to our glass-bottom boat.
From the ports of Malinska and Njivice.
Beli (3 hours - You will have free time to walk around its charming alleys, visit the eco-center which tries to protect the griffon vultures and take a refreshing swim in the turquoise waters of the paradisiacal pebble beach.)
Same as departure
We meet in front of the boat in Malinska or Njivice.
Please arrive at the meeting point 15 mins before the departure time.
You will find paid parking.
Non-alcoholic (Water - starting from a variable price per person)
Alcoholic (Beer - starting from a variable price per person)
Sun protected-area
Restrooms
Number of passengers: 60
Not accessible to wheelchairs users
Accessible to pregnant women
Accessible to toddlers and the elderly
People with reduced mobility
Not accessible to strollers
Unfortunately, you cannot bring your own food
Unfortunately, you cannot bring your own drinks
Only snacks can be brought on board
No pets are allowed in this activity
Swimsuit
Towel
Sunscreen, sunglasses & hat
Camera
The boat is a glass-bottom catamaran.
This catamaran cruise from Krk to the island of Cres is a "fantastic day trip" for families and couples. Around 88% of reviewers give this experience five stars, praising the incredibly friendly and fun crew who create a great atmosphere with good music. The journey offers beautiful views, and many were thrilled by unplanned dolphin sightings. While the beach at the Beli stop can get crowded and the glass-bottom view is limited to when the boat is stationary, the overall sentiment is overwhelmingly positive. With reasonable drink prices and a welcoming crew, this relaxing day on the water is highly recommended.
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Friendly people, a beautiful route, the glass-bottomed boat, and the inviting beach. The dolphin sighting was unplanned and fantastic.
We had a lovely day as a family. Thank you for everything, highly recommended.
A catamaran trip to Beli on the island of Cres. A fantastic day trip. The vulture rescue center is quite small, but worth seeing. Beli is a tiny village with narrow streets. From the harbor, it's a very steep 20-minute walk uphill. There's a lovely beach right by the harbor. The underwater windows on the catamaran are a nice touch, but you can only see anything while in the harbor. Unfortunately, you can't see anything while underway. On board, the drink prices are very reasonable (soft drinks €2 / can of beer €3). Overall, a great day.
No, pets are not allowed on this activity.
You cannot bring your own food or drinks, but snacks are allowed on board.
The stop in Beli on the island of Cres lasts for 3 hours. You will have free time to walk through its alleys, visit the eco-center for griffon vultures, or swim at the pebble beach.
You should bring a swimsuit, a towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a camera.
Yes, you should arrive at the meeting point 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time.
The activity is not accessible for wheelchair users, people with reduced mobility, or strollers. It is accessible for pregnant women, toddlers, and the elderly.
Yes, alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks like beer and water are available for purchase on board.
Yes, there are restrooms on board the boat.
Yes, the boat is a glass-bottom catamaran. You can admire the underwater world, especially when the boat is stationary or moving very slowly.





