This boat tour from Zadar, by Kornati Islands and to Telašćica Nature Park and Katina Island combines dramatic cliffs, boat ride by the Kornati islands, and a swim in the saltwater Mir Lake with lunch on a tiny fishing island. At 11:00 you arrive at Telašćica Nature Park. The Telašćica bay is the largest and safest natural harbor on the Adriatic, formed by cliffs that rise up to 161 m above the sea and drop to 85 m in depth. Then you will sail on to Katina an island that lays between Telašćica and Kornati, overlooking both. There you will find yourselves in a seven-house Mediterranean fishing hamlet, for a relaxed lunch of fish, meat or vegetarian dishes with salad, fruit and wine. On our way back to Zadar, keep an eye out for dolphins - they sometimes make an appearance.
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Zadar • Boat tours
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