Kornati National Park Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Kornati National Park. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Excursion to Kornati National Park from Zadar

• Hello Kornati - Small Group One-Day Trip from Zadar

• Kornati Experience Small Group (12 Pax) Boat Tour

• Dugi Otok Island, Discovery Secret Tour with Snorkeling

• Kornati Private Boat Tour Experience

Admission fees for Kornati National Park are charged per boat and passenger. Most travelers visit as part of a registered boat tour, with an added individual fee of €7 in high season. Scuba divers also need a permit, which costs €15 per person.

Yes, Kornati National Park is one of Croatia's most remote, undeveloped archipelagos, with dozens of rugged islands and pristine beaches to explore. Whether you take an island-hopping cruise, go snorkeling or scuba diving, or seek out a secluded beach, there are plenty of ways to visit. To get there, join one of the many day cruises from Zadar or charter a private boat—it's easy to escape the crowds if you know where to go.

Per one customer who booked the Excursion to Kornati National Park from Zadar, "What a magical tour this was. The beautiful, crystal clear waters of Kornati, the stunning scenery, and all-round great vibes brought together by Aninka and Ivan, who are the absolute BEST hosts you could possibly ask for. As a solo traveller from Scotland, I instantly felt at ease on the boat and in their company. They make this tour what it is. Great value for money, too. If you visit Zadar, you MUST do this tour—you won't find one better. Loooooved it 🫶🏻"

Yes, you can swim, snorkel, and dive from the islands of Kornati National Park. Many of the islands have beaches where you can swim, such as Lojišće Beach and Sakarun Beach. There are nine designated zones where scuba diving is permitted, but diving expeditions must be organized by an authorized agency.

Yes, boat tours, boat rentals, and boat charters are all available for exploring Kornati National Park. Zadar, the largest city nearby, is the most convenient place to rent or charter a boat. When renting a boat without a crew, you must organize your own park entrance tickets and mooring permits.

Yes, visitors will find hiking trails and viewpoints on many islands in Kornati National Park. On the island of Kornat, travelers can hike to Fort Tureta and the summit of Metlina, both of which offer wonderful panoramas. Visit Vidikovac on Dugi Otok for views across the island’s high cliffs.

Due to its protected status, there are certain rules and regulations for visiting Kornati National Park. These include no off-trail hiking, diving only with authorized organizations, and bans on littering and stacking stones. There are also four zones around specific islets where entry is prohibited.

Yes, Kornati National Park has approximately 20 restaurants and eateries, where you can sample regional Dalmatian cuisine. Most local restaurants are located around the coves on Kornati Island, but many are only open during the summer months. You’ll find more dining options on the island of Murter.

There are tons of things to do when you're done visiting Kornati National Park. According to travelers, these are some of the top attractions in Croatia:

• Elafiti Islands (Elaphites)

• Bisevo Blue Cave (Modra Spilja)

• Dubrovnik Old Town

• Plitvice Lakes National Park

• Lokrum Island

View Viator's guide to all the best attractions in Croatia.