Top Zadar TV Tours

A great choice for time-tight travelers who are keen to see more of the Zadar archipelago, this half-day boat tour takes you on an adventure to tick off two islands—Preko and Osljak. Enjoy the flexibility of choosing between a morning and an afternoon departure, and benefit from the perk of having snorkeling gear included. The tour departs from Zadar Boat Tours - Private & Group Expeditions, providing a convenient starting point.

Enjoy an independent way of exploring the UNESCO-listed Plitvice Lakes National Park on this hands-off tour. Meet your coach in central Zadar, or at your local accommodation, and set off in the morning. You’ll head directly to Plitvice Lakes National Park: famed for its turquoise-hued pools, wooden walkways, and many waterfalls. Upon arrival, purchase your ticket and set off on an independent exploration of the park. If exploring solo isn't your thing, upgrade to a guided tour.

Familiarize yourself with the Old Town of Zadar on this small-group walking tour through the city’s historical center. Save time finding your way around this coastal Croatian city and allow your tour guide to show you a selection of Zadar’s attractions that includes the Crkva sv. Donata, the Roman Forum, and remains of the city’s Venetian walls. Choose from a morning (beginning at the Greeting to the Sun) or sunset tour (beginning at the Land Gate) to suit your schedule.

Get more out of your time and budget on a day trip to Plitvice Lakes National Park from Zadar. Seamless round-trip transfer from your hotel gets you there and back with ease, while free time in the park allows you to enjoy its landscape and nature trails without the restrictions of a rushed itinerary. Note: entrance tickets are not included and vary by season, with lower prices from April to May.

This is a tour that includes details on both classic performing arts and pop-culture related with history and the monuments of Zadar. The guide will offer references of more or less familiar names and/or titles from literature, theatre, cinema or music. In this way the tour is more interesting and makes the whole experince more enjoyable. It is likely to inspire the visitor to look up the references after the tour and thus make this a multi-level (or multimedia) experience to enjoy even once bak at home.

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.

Skip crowded days out for a small-group boat tour to explore Croatia's coast. Head out from Zadar (with a maximum of 12 travelers) on a carefully planned route that includes snorkeling around a sunken ship and exploring a hidden beach in a sea cave. Visit a lighthouse, military tunnels, and the picturesque village of Božava, all while avoiding the masses. Plus, it includes everything you need, from a local guide to bottled water, snorkeling gear, windproof jackets, and safety equipment.

Explore the beautiful Zadar Archipelago on a small-group, half-day tour (with a maximum of 12 travelers). Enjoy a relaxed, personalized experience led by a local skipper, and escape the crowds with a unique route. Explore remote islands, turquoise lagoons, and hidden gems like a sunken ship (a great snorkeling spot), the famous sandy Sakarun Lagoon, and a military bunker. Enjoy a mix of cruising, swimming, snorkeling, and beach bar lounging, with all essentials included—bottled water, snorkeling gear, water toys, windproof jackets, and safety equipment—so there's no need to pack a thing.

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.

Cut out the crowds on the tourist boats, and kick back instead on a small-group cruise around the Zadar archipelago. Aboard a boat with no more than six people, you'll cruise past scenic bays, and stop to swim, snorkel, or fish along the route. How much you see is up to you; the skipper can tailor the route to include stops at Ošljak or Ugljan, if you wish.