Top Zadar Private Sightseeing Tours

Discover the many small islands around Zadar on this half-day small-boat cruise. Set sail on board a traditional wooden boat, enjoy magnificent views of the city from the water as you cruise along the coast, and stop to swim and snorkel in the Adriatic and at a small island.

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.

Traveling between Croatia’s coast and capital can take time—but this private tour turns the journey into a sightseeing experience. Start in Zadar and explore the waterfalls and turquoise lakes of Plitvice Lakes National Park with guided commentary, and hop aboard scenic boat and train rides through the park. Then, stop in the historic watermill village of Rastoke before finishing in Zagreb.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The excursion starts from hotel in Zadar. The ride to Pag takes about 1 hour. During this excursion to the island of Pag, your local guide will explain you the history of this island and its center that has an archaeological site with ruins. After some free time we will continue towards Gligora Dairy, 20 minutes away from Pag center. During the tour you will learn about the cheese production, see ageing room and you will taste various Gligora cheeses. After 1 hour ride, we will make stop in a small town of Nin for a visit of Nin Saltworks. You will walk along the salt pools with an expert guide. Transfer back to Zadar (around 20 minutes).

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.

Take some time off on a traditional wooden boat perfectly suitable for families with children, groups of friends or romantic couple tours. Feel a real spirit of Croatian coast and visit nearby islands away from the crowded city. Skipper takes you to 2 different locations (flexible for private tours ) where you can swim, snorkel with the masks available during the trip or have a relaxing coffee on one of the Islands Preko. It is all suited to your needs so you can fully enjoy your holidays and absorb the gentle breeze of Adriatic Sea and beautiful panoramic view. Flexible morning or afternoon departure.

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.

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.

Combine a seamless transfer service with immersive sightseeing on this private trip from Zadar to Split. Meet your driver in the morning at your Zadar hotel, and hop aboard your air-conditioned, Wi-Fi-equipped vehicle. Your first destination is Krka National Park: explore independently, discover its many waterfalls, and take a boat ride to the town of Skradin for a short walk. After lunch, continue your drive to your Split destination.

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.

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.

Discover the natural wonders of the Krka National Park and the UNESCO-listed monuments of Sibenik in one day from Zadar. Enjoy a guided hike through the Krka National Park, cruise along the Krka River, and cool off with a swim beneath a waterfall. Afterwards, visit the magnificent St James Cathedral in Sibenik and finish the day with a tasting of Croatian wines and cheeses.

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.

"Experience the extraordinary beauty of Croatia as you journey from Zadar to Zagreb with our premium private transfer service. This special offering includes a memorable stop at the breathtaking UNESCO World Heritage Site, Plitvice Lakes National Park. Sit back and relax in our luxurious, air-conditioned vehicle, while our professional driver handles the navigation, ensuring your utmost comfort and convenience. The crowning jewel of the trip is your visit to Plitvice Lakes. Marvel at the majestic waterfalls cascading into turquoise lakes, or wander along the scenic trails flanked by lush greenery. Whether you choose to explore the park's stunning landscapes independently or opt for an enriching guided tour, this service is designed to cater to your preferences. Our goal is to transform your travel between Zadar and Zagreb into a memorable adventure that amplifies the excitement of your Croatian journey."

Benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this private tour to Split and Trogir from Zadar. You can choose your own itinerary on this private tour; your guide will tailor the stops and commentary to your interests. Explore the UNESCO-listed town of Trogir as well as Diocletian's Palace in Split with the addition of insightful commentary.

Secure an easy way of getting between Zadar Airport and either Novalja or Zrce Beach with this private transfer service. The vehicle can accommodate up to four passengers, and the trip is exclusively for your party to ensure a seamless, and stress-free ride, without any hold-ups. The flexible service can also accommodate a route that begins in Novalja and takes you to Zadar.

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.

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.

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.

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.