Top Zadar Bike Rentals

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.

The quad tour of four hours contains beautiful views of the entire Zadar archipelago and the Zadar hinterland. We climb to 1100 m above sea level with a few breaks for photography. Driving over the most beautiful mountain road in Croatia, Majstorska cesta, we pass by the church of St. Francis dating from 1832. Also, we pass the locations where films about the Indian chief Winnetou were made. Continuing the ride, we can see windmills up close, after which we arrive at the viewpoint of the canyon of the river Zrmanja, then we return mostly on macadam. The whole ride is led by our guide who points out the beauties and curiosities of our region at every stop. You can choose between these three options: Single or Double Rider – 1 or 2 people on 1 quad Family – up to 4 people in 1 buggy, with at least one child between 10 and 18 years of age Friends – up to 4 people in 1 buggy

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.

Treat yourself to a kayak adventure when you're on vacation in Zadar, and discover the delights of Dugi Otok. The longest stretch of land in the Zadar archipelago, the island is fringed by hideaway coves and plunging cliffs, lapped by some of the clearest waters in the Adriatic. See it all on this kayak tour, along with a unique cave that's only accessible from the sea.