Discover some of the most stunning islands in the Kornati archipelago and enjoy a visit to Telascica Nature Park on a full-day boat tour from Zadar that includes breakfast, lunchbox, and swim stops. Cruise past peaceful bays, rugged cliffs, and rocky meadows while listening to your guide's commentary. Meet the boat crew in the city harbor in the morning. Depart from Zadar and stop at the ports of Drazenica and Preko (Ugljan island). Soak in panoramic views of Mrtovac, Levernaka, and Mana islands on the way to Kornati. Savor a welcome drink and a sandwich for breakfast. Sail around the Kornati cliffs while your guide shares its history with you. Upon arrival in Kornati, enjoy 50 minutes of free time to explore the island of Levrnaka. Take a swim in the crystal blue sea of the sandy cove of Lojena. If you love hiking, trek to the top of the island and admire the unique view of the Kornati Islands and islets. Then, get back to the boat to sail onward to Telascica. Tuck into your onboard lunch grilled fish with salad or vegetarian pasta made in tomato sauce, accompanied by wine. As the boat drops anchor at Telascica port, get ready to make the most of your 2 hours in the bay. Once in Telascica Nature Park, you can walk to the 150-meter-high lookout for stunning views of the Adriatic and the Kornati islands, swim in Lake Mir or the open sea, or simply chill by the catering facilities to sip on cold drinks. Finally, settle back in for the 3-hour return trip to Zadar, admiring the coastline along the way. If needed, the boat will make stops at the ports of Drazenica and Preko.

Explore Zadar history with our experienced tour guides. Walking along Zadar's streets the guide will show you the entire spectrum of monuments and hidden corners, taking you into the past more then 3000 years. By retelling the stories and legends you will feel the pulse of the town form the past to the today's everyday living. You can be sure that our guides are not only professionally licensed but also friendly locals who will enjoy showing you the pearl of Adriatic.

Explore the 3 islands of Zadar's archipelago on this half-day experience starting from Zadar. Travel between them in style by speedboat, as you experience Osljak, Ugljan, and Galevac. Meet at Jazine harbour in Zadar and board your speedboat. Look out for the 12th and 16th century city's walls from the seaside as you cruise away from the port. Pass close to the famous attractions Regards to the Sun & Sea Organ, learn its working principle and enjoy in Organ's magical sounds. Speed away from Zadar across the crystal blue waters as you begin your island-hopping adventure. Alight from the boat for your first stop at Osljak Island. This is the smallest inhabited island in Croatia, so small you can circle it by foot in only 20 minutes. Learn amazing facts about island history and why its protected park of nature today. Shoot a beautiful pics at the lighting house from where you can jump in the crystal clear water. Take a relaxed swim in a turquoise waters at pebble beach nearby. Explore underwater world with provided snorkeling equipment. Enjoy another thrilling ride to Preko village at Ugljan island. It's a delightful large island featuring medieval architecture and charming shops and cafes. Take a snack or homemade ice cream (own expense) during the short walk to next turquoise bay between Galevac and Preko. Learn about domestic people way of life in the history and today while visiting some monuments on the way. Travel across the crystal waters to the nearby Galevac island in a traditional wooden boat. Once there, visit the Franciscan Monastery of St. Paul The Hermit. Learn about its amazing history while exploring island in depth. Return back to Preko village and use free time for a refreshing swim in a turquoise bay, relax on many other beaches, enjoy local specialties, drink colorful cocktails or just continue to explore and enjoy in a beautiful sightseeing. Final, jump back on the speedboat for another thrilling ride back to Zadar.

Your tour will depart from the village Lun, at the port Tovarnele. From here, sailing starts towards the Zavratnica inlet, a part of the Velebit Nature Park, one of the most beautiful bays on this side of the Adriatic. Zavratnica is a 900-meter-long narrow inlet located at the foot of Velebit Mountain, in which are easily visible remains of a sunken warship from World War II. Whilst at this picturesque and historically-significant location, you will also have some time for enjoy the view and take the photos of Zavratnica, since the boat will stop for a while in the inlet. The program will then continue as you sail towards Pudarica Beach on the island of Rab, where a break is scheduled to relax. Following lunch on board, the final stage of the trip will be a visit to the old town of Rab where you will have free time for a walk and activity of your choosing. The last stop for swimming is in the sandy bay Mana near Lun, followed by your return journey to Lun. Lunch options are: meat, fish or vegetarian. Please let us know in advance which lunch option you prefer via text message or e-mail listed on your voucher.

Start your voyage from the island of Krk. You can board the ship from 08:30 - 09:30. Enjoy in a welcome drink upon your arrival on board. Explore the island of Rab in an organized, group sightseeing, after which you are able to explore the place on your own. Savoir the taste of the local cuisine provided in the lunch on board, served after the department from Rab. Lunch is fish or meat with a side dish and one drink for free (wine or water or juice). Get to know the history of Pag(Lun), exploring 1600-year-old olive trees about 30 minutes, after which you are able to enjoy in swimming and relaxing on the boat or on the beach. Experience feeding seagulls on the islet of Galun after which the boat return to the island of Krk.

For all the foodies who love to explore local cuisines! During a 3-hour tour, you will enjoy a variety of dishes from the Croatian coastal region - Dalmatia, ranging from traditional to modern classics, and find out more about local customs. It's a fun and informative tasting tour to the largest green market, but also local restaurants, and food shops in the very city center of Zadar. The tour covers some of the main sights like the Roman forum, Kalelarga - the main street, the People’s Square, and some hidden gems while also tasting some typical Croatian and Dalmatian delicacies. Not to reveal all the details, you can expect some great prosciutto and cheese, a glass of local beer or wine, some Croatian chocolates for those with a sweet tooth, and much more. Our suggestion is – come hungry!

You will try four wines characteristic of the area with unique attributes and learn the ancestral secret of the Zinfandel and Primitivo wines while also getting a sense of the 2000-year-old history of olive oil and wine making in a unique ambiance of a 16th-century Turkish armoury. Upon arrival, we will talk about history with a tour of the estate, olive garden, and vineyard. After that, we start tasting wine and olive oil with homemade prosciutto, cheese, and homemade bread. At the end of the excursion, the driver returns the guests to the Biograd na Moru.

In this 70 min walking tour to begin with we will take you trough the old town which is padded on the peninsula, surrounded by beautiful parks and city walls. At the heart of the peninsula there are numerous monuments, restaurants and cafes and also numerous facilities for visitors such as museums, various shops. . . Zadar's incredible Sea Organ , designed by local architect Nikola Bašić, is unique. Set within the perforated stone stairs that descend into the sea is a system of pipes and whistles that exudes wistful sighs when the movement of the sea pushes air through it. The effect is hypnotic, the mellifluous tones increasing in volume when a boat or ferry passes by. You can swim from the steps off the promenade while listening to the sounds. Sign up for the tour and meet your guide at ''Five Wells Square'' . Tour start with special introduction to the city of Zadar. The tour covers all the Old Town main sights including Forum, Five Wells Square, Kalelarga, People's Square, St. Donatus Church and St. Anastasia's Cathedral, Sea Organ, and many more.

Discover the magic of Zadar during an evening walk with a local guide. Learn about the city's most famous landmarks as the setting sun casts its charming light upon them. Meet your guide at the meeting point, then head from Land Gate to Five Wells Square. Pass by the Church of St. Szymon on the way to the National Square before reaching the Roman Forum. Take amazing photos with the Church of St. Donatus, Five Wells Square, and the Land Gate in the background. End your walk at the Sea Organ, where you'll admire one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world. 

Explore what it was like to live under fascism, nazism, and communism in a guided walking tour of Zadar. Supported by historical photos, walk through the city and discuss the many regimes that have ruled over the 20th century. Zadar came under the rule of fascist Italy in the first part of the 20th century. As an important fascist and later nazi strategic point, Zadar was a target of a disastrous bombing campaign in the Second World War when 80% of the Old Town was destroyed. After the war, there was a new totalitarian rule: a communist one. A specific liberal style of communism brought both prosperity and misery to the people. Western products were copied or smuggled into the state, Western movies were filmed in Yugoslavia and Western culture influenced the younger generations. This tour includes more than 80 photos and pictures while discussing workers, workplaces, tourism, everyday life, products, music, movies, and much more with the goal of providing an in-depth perspective on what the life of ordinary people looked like in a communist state.