Top Zadar Private Sightseeing Tours - page 3

Enjoy a day away from urban Zadar with a boat cruise to Kornati and Telaščica National Parks. Explore the islands’ natural landscapes and look out for native wildlife, touring landmarks including the Blue Lagoon, Silver Lake, and even stopping for a dip in Lake Mir. Enjoy 2 meals served on board and absorb ocean views as you relax, sipping a complimentary aperitif and listening to your guide’s illuminating commentary.

Explore Croatia’s Ugljan Island at your own pace on this independent bike tour. Hop onto your bike in Zadar and spin over to the ferry for your journey to Ugljan Island. With your island map in hand, enjoy the freedom to explore at your leisure. Head along winding cycle trails through dense pine forest and discover ancient olive groves nestled among the rolling hillsides. Explore beautiful beaches and peaceful bays, hop into the sea for relaxing swims and perhaps seek out top island spots like the pretty village of Kali.

Get an in-depth exploration of the history of Nin and and the nearby Royal Vineyards on this private guided tour. Depart from your Zadar hotel in a private vehicle and head to Nin, where you will visit the Salt Museum, the City Museum, and churches. Learn about the history of the area from your guide. After, continue on to the Royal Vineyards and taste local Croatian wines.

Explore the breathtaking Plitvice Lakes National Park on this full-day tour from Zadar, complete with transportation and a guided experience. Enjoy time in the park, including walking trails, a boat ride, and a panoramic train tour, with suggested routes to suit your pace. With tickets, transportation, and a knowledgeable guide included, this tour offers a hassle-free way to immerse yourself in one of Croatia’s natural wonders.

Immerse yourself in Croatian nature with this fun and easy kayak safari on the Zrmanja and Krupa rivers, enjoying pure spring water and magnificent waterfalls. Marvel at Dalmatian landscapes and tackle class II and III rapids—challenging but safe enough for beginners. For a stress-free day, upgrade to include transfers from your Zadar hotel.

Krka falls and one of Dalmatia cities, it is a great combination to explore our natural and cultural heritage. The national park Krka is most famous for Skradinski buk waterfall which is part of our walk. You will enjoy exploring waterfalls and lakes by walking on the wooden footpaths between the trees and travertine barriers. Then follows a nice boat ride to the small town of Skradin. After the park we will do a city tour of the city you have chosen. It can be: Zadar, an astonishing mix of ancient, medieval and modern architecture. "Sea organ" and the "Greeting to the sun" architect installation, Or Sibenik, a beautiful gem on the Adriatic coast with a gothic and renaissance old town. Regardless which one you choose, we will walk their narrow stone streets and get to know why they are proud members of the UNESCO family. (If you prefer, we can instead city visit some winery do a full day Krka) After some time for lunch, we return to ship/hotel.

The tour includes a visit to Plitvice Lakes National Park starting from, and returning to Zadar. Your driver will be a professional tour guide so you may expect to hear a lot of interesting information about the spots you will visit, geography, and the history of the place. Plitvice Lakes are one of 8 Croatian National parks and by the amount of visitors and recommendations, the most popular one. And there is a reason for this popularity. Since 1979. this National Park is protected by UNESCO due to its unique beauty. The park consists of 16 named lakes and many smaller, unnamed lakes, all connected through a travertine barrier system, designed exclusively by nature. The protected trails are built around the lakes and educational boards are placed next to important sites.

The Cerovac Caves are located on the slopes of southern Velebit, on the northeastern slope of Crnopac Hill, in the protected area of ​​the "Velebit Nature Park". The nearest town is Gračac, 4 km away. The Lower and Upper Cerovac Caves are open for tourist visits, each approximately 700 m long. A tour of one cave takes approximately 1.5 hours, with approximately 50 minutes in the cave itself. A tour of both caves takes approximately 3 hours, with approximately 50 minutes in each cave, the rest of the time spent walking from the center to the caves and back. The cave is visited with a guide (guided tour is included in the ticket price). It is necessary to arrive approximately 30 minutes before the desired time. The average temperature in the caves is around 7 ºC. This is why it is necessary to have warmer, layered clothing when visiting the caves – all year round, and sports shoes.

Krka National Park is located in Šibenik County. It covers the area of Krka River and lower course of Čikola River including seven waterfalls, the spring of Krka, animal and plant habitats, archeological sites, sacral architecture, ethnographical and industrial heritage. The Park is a place of exceptional values, unique for its extraordinary travertine formations. Travertine is a limestone that is formed in water with high concentrations of dissolved calcium bicarbonate. Krka National Park is an inevitable Croatian landmark, it natural beauties, interesting history and welcoming local residents will most certainly leave you breathless. Except the National Park on this excursion you are going to visit Šibenik, old coronation town of Croatian kings, established in the 11th century. One of its sights, St. James` Cathedral is listed in the Register of UNESCO`s World Cultural Heritage.

Discover Zadar in the palm of your hand for two days at your own pace. The all-in-one guide for an unforgettable experience: restaurants, activities, monuments, secret places, must-sees and advice. Don't miss anything! Also benefit from numerous tips and recommendations, best restaurants and places, Where to go out? Throughout your journey, enjoy guidance between each point of interest with a full description (general information, timetables, prices, booking, tips, accessibility, reviews). Highlights: This is a complete Guide for everyone: family, friends, solo travelers, lovers. You can activate the guide whenever you want. Note that it is possible to benefit from the Guide in offline mode: Works without cellular signal or wifi once downloaded. In the details of the circuit, you will find a non-exhaustive list of the activities that we offer in the guide.

Meet the rich history of the town of Zadar and dalmatian region, enjoy the most beautiful sunset in the world according to Alfred Hitchcock, taste Croatian wine and enjoy the view on the landscape that gives you unforgettable moment as the sun goes down.

Sign up for a private tour of Kornati Islands National Park, and spend a tranquil day in nature. Meet at the Zadar Marina at a time that works best for you, and hop aboard your speedboat. You’ll explore the park’s many islands, will have time to swim and snorkel, will glimpse a historical fortress, and can enjoy a fresh seafood lunch, if preferred (own expense). You can also extend your itinerary to visit Telascica Bay, a designated nature park known for its extraordinary beauty.

Get in touch with Croatia's natural environment on this private day tour to Plitvice Lakes National Park. With round-trip transportation from Zadar, there's no need to rent a car, and you can enjoy the scenery on the journey. Once there, take a guided tour of the park to learn about the local ecosystem; booking a private tour means you can move at your own pace.

Explore Osljak Island, Skoljic Island, and Ugljan Island in a private speedboat on this half-day tour. Depart from Zadar with your skipper and admire the views from the sea. Customize your itinerary based on your interests. Go snorkeling with provided equipment, lounge on secluded beaches, visit a historic monastery, and stroll through quiet villages. Above all, enjoy a peaceful and personalized way to explore.

Travel from Zadar to Zagreb in a day, but get more out of your transfer by squeezing in a stop at a notable sightseeing spot—Plitvice Lakes National Park. The journey is private, so you can avoid crowds, and once at Plitvice Lakes, you can purchase admission tickets and go on a self-guided adventure, without having to keep up with a group.

This sightseeing excursion in Kornati National Park offers visitors to Zadar a day to spend in the pristine waters of the Adriatic Sea. With the use of snorkeling equipment and breakfast on board the vessel plus a restaurant lunch, everything is taken care of. All you need to do is bring your own swimsuit, towel, and shoes, and watch the isles of the Dalmatian coast glide by.

This full-day boat tour is completely customizable, or simply sit back and let us show you our favorite local spots. Snorkel around a sunken ship, climb to the top of the tallest lighthouse in the area, go dolphin spotting, and enjoy private time on secluded beaches. Just let your guides know what you’re in the mood for and they will make it happen.

We've revolutionized city touring with our whisper-quiet electric E-Mover that lets you truly connect with Zadar's soul. No engine noise disturbing the Sea Organ's mystical melodies, no pollution spoiling the pristine Adriatic views.

A day of exploring Kornati National Park from Zadar by boat is one of the best ways to experience the area's many islands. See a variety of landscapes, such as dense forests, karst-limestone formations, and beaches. Your breakfast and lunch are included for a seamless experience, and you can swim in the warm coastal waters at your leisure.

Experience the stunning Krka Waterfalls on a day trip from Zadar, complete with hotel pickup and a reserved entrance ticket to skip the lines. Enjoy a visit to the breathtaking Skradinski Buk waterfall, followed by free time to explore the park’s trails, take photos, or relax in nature. End the day in the charming town of Skradin, where you can swim or unwind by the river before returning to Zadar.

The tour includes the visit to Krka National park and Zadar old town starting from, and returning to Zadar. Krka National park is one of 8 Croatian National parks and 1 of 2 most popular ones (together with Plitvice Lakes). What makes it unique is the stunning beauty of intact nature and the Waterfalls with the longest travertine barrier in Europe. The educational road 2 km long goes through the park and each step of the way is full of natural beauty. Zadar old town is one of the best preserved old Roman cities in the Adriatic. This romantic city centre with Mediterranean vibe gives much more than beautiful sights to see. It is full of stories from the past hiding in its walls and architectural peaces. Uncovering its hidden gems and stories from the past is truly a unique experience. Your driver will be a professional tour guide so you may expect to here a lot of interesting information about the spots you will visit, geography and the history of the place.

Visit central Croatia’s UNSECO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park on this 9-hour tour from Zadar, including round-trip transport. Walk the beautiful paths through the park’s forest, and take a boat over the Lake Kozjak. Along your way, see some of the 16 terraced lakes of the park, waterfalls, and a limestone canyon. Plus, take an electric train to the exit of the part and take in stunning views as you go.

Benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this full-day tour to Zadar and Krka National Park. With a dedicated guide for just you and your party, explore the landmarks and highlights of Zadar on a carefully curated itinerary that ensures you won't miss a thing. Move on to Krka River National Park, where you will see the 17 cascades etched through limestone and travertine barriers, including the majestic Skradinski Buk Waterfall.

The islands, sights, and bays of the Kornati National Park are an easy boat trip from Zadar. With this small-group cruise, swap the crowds and standardized sights-and-stops of larger boat tours for a more relaxed day of discovery on the water. Flit around the islands aboard a skippered motorboat: stopping to snorkel, go ashore, and eat at a taverna on route. Breakfast, lunch, and refreshments make everything complete and convenient.