Explore Zadar Archipelago on a Tradional Wooden Boat

by Sveti Šime

About the experience

Set sail on a full day cruise to explore the breathtaking Zadar Archipelago. Visit the island of Katina, where you will enjoy lunch in a small fisherman's house with a unique Mediterranean atmosphere. After lunch, we visit Telašćica Nature Park - Mir Bay, where you will have an opportunity to swim in its healing salt lake. Enjoy a swim in the clear blue waters in Kukljica on the island of Ugljan. On our way back to Zadar, keep an eye out for dolphins - they sometimes make an appearance.

Free cancellation

Full amount up to 24h before the service starts

Min and max number of people

1 - 90

Languages

Croatian , English

Has to be booked in advance (minimally)

12 h

Offer and prices

Ticket for Adults

€60.00

per person

Tickets for Children up to 12 years

€30.00

per person

What exactly is included

Welcome drink
Sandwich for breakfast
Lunch - mackerel fish and chicken fillet with salad
Unlimited wine, juices, and water throughout the journey
Ticket to National Park Telašćica
Visit to Mir Bay, Island of Katina, and Ugljen

Location or meeting point

If you think you might have trouble finding the exact location, do not worry. Upon booking confirmation we will deliver exact coordinates to your email address. In your voucher you will receive instructions on how to reach the location correctly, as well (if provided by the host). Some agencies will let you pick among several pick-up locations or pick you at the specific location of your own choice (e.g. your apartment). This is why they have your phone number and you have theirs - so you can easily arrange this over the phone.

Need a transfer to the location?

After booking your experience you will have an option to book a transfer to the destination, as well.

Why this local experience is authentic

Experience Zadar Archipelago on a unique wooden boat, which will give you authentic insight into the natural beauty and tranquility of the Croatian coast, far from the bustle of conventional tourist routes, and connect deeply with the local maritime culture and history.