Top Zadar Sightseeing Tours

You will be passing by the Zadar shore that will give you a view on the Old City from the boat perspective, where you can admire a beautiful architecture of this city. It is a unique experience to watch the city during the sunset as it is known for the most beautiful sunsets. You can enjoy the view with a glass of prosecco in your hand

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.

For independent travelers who want to cover a lot more ground than by foot, a bike rental in Zadar is a great choice. Set off from the center of Old Town once you’re matched with a bicycle and helmet. With convenient opening hours all day, the bike shop staff will provide you with maps and suggest the best routes in the area.

Escape the crowds and feel the breeze as you set sail on a relaxing 1.5-hour cruise through the stunning Zadar Channel. Enjoy panoramic views of nearby islands and the Zadar coastline while sipping on a complimentary glass of local wine.

Watch the sun slip into the sea as you cruise around the coastline of Zadar by private speedboat. With a skipper-guide, you’ll first see the sights of the city from the water, then have time to swim or snorkel using provided equipment. Bring your own food and drinks to enjoy on board, if you wish, and make the most of having no set schedule, other than to admire the sea and the evening sun.

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.

Begin your journey in Zadar, a city renowned for its Roman and Venetian ruins, lively squares, and the enchanting sounds of the Sea Organ. Wander through the old town’s narrow streets, where ancient history meets modern innovation. Marvel at the Roman Forum, St. Donatus Church, and the captivating Greetings to the Sun installation. Next, venture to the ancient town of Nin, famous for its salt production, stunning sandy beaches, and rich heritage. Walk through the charming old town, home to the world’s smallest cathedral, the Church of the Holy Cross, and the remnants of the Roman temple. This tour is perfect for those looking to explore the highlights of Zadar and Nin with the comfort and flexibility of a private tour, ensuring a personalized and enriching experience.

This tour gives you a real chance to explore Zadar coast in a small group onboard a luxury speedboat. The skipper will guide you the whole time of the tour and provide cold drinks during the trip. You will be able to try snorkeling with the equipment we provide in the most beautiful crystal clear waters of Croatian coast. For your convenience the cold refreshments are available onboard for you

This private cultural walking tour reveals the remarkable heritage and enduring legacy of Zadar, one of Croatia’s oldest continuously inhabited cities. Explore historic streets where ancient civilizations, medieval traditions, and centuries of cultural transformation have left an extraordinary architectural and historical imprint. Discover a destination shaped by Roman, Venetian, and Croatian influences, creating a rich tapestry of heritage that continues to define the city today. Admire classical monuments, medieval churches, and heritage sites that showcase more than two millennia of history. With a history far older than the United States, Zadar offers an inspiring journey through the rise and transformation of civilizations along the Adriatic coast. This premium experience combines cultural depth, architectural beauty. Please note: The program and attractions may vary based on booking date/time and crowd conditions, ensuring each visit is a unique experience.

Get more acquainted with Croatia’s island, Pag, during this 5-hour sightseeing and cultural tour, including round-trip transport. The island is well known for its moonlike landscape, lace production, and cheese. First, explore the island, see important sights of the area, and visit the Pag Lace Gallery and the Museum of Salt. Then make your way to a Gligora cheese factory before saying goodbye to this island on the Adriatic Sea.

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.

Enjoy personalized attention and having the run of a private boat on this speedboat tour to Sakarun Beach. Board your private boat in Zadar and cruise to the north side of Dugi Otok Island, stopping near Lagnici island to snorkel over a shipwreck using the provided equipment. Visit the Veli Rat lighthouse, the highest in the area, before landing on the pristine beach in Sakarun Bay.

Visit the turquoise waterfalls and pools at Krka National Park is tricky without hiring a car. With this round-trip day transfer, explore the park easily and independently. Travel comfortably from Zadar in a minivan equipped with WiFi that allows you to stay connected. Enjoy time to explore the park on your own schedule and see the famous Skradinski Buk Waterfall.

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.

Make the most of the journey from Zadar to Split by stopping at the Krka National Park along the way. Travel in the comfort of a private vehicle and enjoy plenty of free time to explore the lush forests, waterfalls, and lakes of the Krka National Park. See the renowned Skradinski Buk falls, walk through the gorges, and cool off with a swim in a natural pool.

Discover Zadar in a way that few people get to, with a virtual reality walking tour. You'll visit eight of the city's must-see spots, using the virtual reality headsets to get a better grasp of how the city looked millennia ago. An assistant will be at your disposal throughout the experience, and you'll have an audio guide with information in seven languages to round out your tour.

Travel from the capital city of Zagreb to Plitvice Lakes National Park, a 183-square mile oasis in central Croatia. The park is comprised of sixteen lakes joined by caves, waterfalls, and limestone caverns. Because of its history and exceptional biodiversity, the site was awarded UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979. Explore the park on a full-day outing.

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.

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.

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.

The Zadar to Split day tour starts in your accommodation in Zadar and can be planned as a day tour or transfer with drop-off in Split. The tour passes through the cities of Šibenik and Trogir with a short break for sightseeing and/or lunch. If the traveler prefers to start in Split and end in Zadar, it's possible to do the tour in the opposite direction.

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.

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.

A ride trough a beautiful landscape where you will get to know the charms of the longest Croatian mountain Velebit. With occasional stops for a break and photography, you will have time to enjoy the view „where the mountain touches the sea“. Also, we pass the locations where films about the Indian chief Winnetou were made. Continuing the ride 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. The ride consists of 75% macadam and 25% asphalt and it is 45km long. You can choose between these four options: Single Rider – 1 person on 1 quad Double Rider – 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