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Save heaps of energy while traversing Zadar on this open-air coach tour. Ideal for travelers wanting to see as much of this city and the Croatian coast as possible in a short amount of time, sit back and relax as a driver swings you by notable landmarks, such as the Sea Organ, the Old Town, the waterfront, and more.

The seas off the coast of Zadar are home to dozens of small islands, many only reachable by boat. Head out from the city to explore Osljak—the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic Sea—before making stops at Ugljan and Skoljic on this half-day small-group boat tour. Note that this tour is not recommended for travelers with mobility issues and has no space for bulky items like luggage or strollers.

Escape the crowds—and the big, busy cruise ships—and set sail around Zadar’s islands on this small-boat cruise. Visit two idyllic islands, Ugljan and Galavec, seek out tranquil beaches and hidden coves to swim and snorkel, or relax on deck and admire the views as you sip an included cold drink. Traveling on a small boat means you can also sail closer to shore and see Zadar’s famous Sea Organ from the water.

Board the traditional wooden boat for a panoramic cruise along the stunning Zadar coastline. Be greeted with unlimited wine and a warm Croatian welcome. On your journey, make 3 stops in total. The first, 45-minute stop will be in Kukljica, where you can enjoy the beautiful beach and your first refreshing swim break. Dive into the crystal-clear Adriatic Sea and let the cool waters invigorate your senses. It is also an opportunity to taste local desserts at the “Hajduk” ice cream shop or have lunch at a nearby restaurant (optional). Then drop the anchor for 45 minutes at a Hidden Bay special spot, where you can choose to swim, snorkel, or simply lounge on the boat. Continue the cruise and make your way to the unique fishing village of Kali to enjoy its beautiful beach. We recommend visiting the renowned "Srdela Snack" bar (optional). After the one hour stop in Kali, embark on the return journey to Zadar. Sip on unlimited wine, bask in the warm Croatian sun, and enjoy the views.

Zadar’s Old Town and seafront promenade are good to explore on foot, but visiting with a guide lets you dive deeper into the city’s history and culture than you could alone. On this comprehensive walking tour, visit the most important sights, from the Church of St. Donat to the medieval City Walls and the famous Sea Organ. Enjoy plenty of photo opportunities along the way, and get a taste of local life as you go.

Swap predictable bus tours for this private off-the-beaten-path eco tuk-tuk adventure in Zadar. As well as visiting top city sights—such as the Sea Organ and St Donatus Church—the trip also visits lesser-known sights, lookout points, and places that bus tours can’t easily reach. Along the way, enjoy photo stops, short walks, and plenty of great tips.

This small-group half-day tour takes you to the beautiful island of Osljak and the village of Preko in a day. To help make the day as seamless and hassle-free as possible, snorkeling gear is provided on the boat, as well as alcoholic drinks, so you can toast the trip, without factoring in expensive bar tabs.

- Well balanced 4 hour stay with 3-stops at the Best of Zadar Islands - Small Groups (12), Perfect for Children, families and Group of Friends - Short Cruising - More Time for Beach, Swimming, Snorkelling & Sightseeing - Snorkel among wild fish, sea urchins & explore rich marine life - Explore traditional island towns full of character - Soak in breathtaking views of city of Zadar & listen to Sea Organ

Situated on the Adriatic Sea, Zadar has many small islands off the coast that hide some stunning natural sights to uncover. Hop aboard a speedboat on this half-day small-group boat tour and explore Ošljak—the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic Sea—the historical sights on the Galevac islet, and the pristine beaches of Preko.

If you have limited time to explore Zadar, this small-group open-top bus tour allows you to effortlessly check off the top attractions, while enjoying the sea air and summer awning protection. Glide along the stunning coastline, soaking in views of the Adriatic, between stops at top attractions such as Roman ruins and medieval treasures, as well as hidden gems, with audio commentary in multiple languages including Spanish.

If you are in town for a short time and wish to do some exploring, Take our mini-speed tour. Short and to the point, you get to see most of Zadar's attractions, traveling from point to point in the comfort of our air-conditioned vehicle.

Discover the history and culture of Zadar on this incredible walking tour through one of Croatia's most famous cities. Led by a fully licensed local guide, see the city's top attractions including its ancient Roman architecture, the Greeting to the Sun, the Sea Organ, and the Land Gate which famously forms a Triumphal arch. Choose from a morning or afternoon tour to better fit your schedule.

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.

Explore the most beautiful bays,amazing snorkelling locations and hidden spots around Island of Hvar. Lunch is possible in a couple of restaurants owned by locals,where you can taste a traditional dalmatians home made meals. Price includes snorkelling gear and cooler with bottled water and ice. --- ITINERARY IS CUSTOMISABLE

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.

Experience the thrill of a speedboat adventure, accessing hidden gems that can’t typically be reached by larger sightseeing boats. Along the way, you can discover Galevac island, which is home to the Franciscan Monastery of St. Paul The Hermit; Ugljan island, which has beautiful medieval architecture, and Osljak, which has enchanting stone ruins and a lighthouse to explore.

Take to the waves without limitations with the help of a skipper to handle all the navigation for you while you focus on enjoying your day. This small-group sailing trip sees you whisked across the scenic Zadar Channel, with plenty of chances to stop for snorkeling, swimming, or just sunbathing on the water.

Lots of boat tours bog you down with micro-managed tours, but this Zadar option gives you a choice between a 4-stop boat tour with swimming, snorkeling, and island visits, or a way more relaxed 2-hour sunset swimming cruise at golden hour. It’s a small-group option, which means you’re guaranteed to have your fair share of the skipper’s attention.

Hop into your tuk tuk and begin exploring the highlights of Zadar during this eco-friendly tour. Uncover the essence of Zadar beyond the usual tourist spots. Learn about local specialties, beach secrets, the city's Sphinx, Luka Modrić's football legacy, maraschino origins, Barkaijoli tales, and key historical events. Allow your guide to whisk you around the city and answer all your questions about local life in 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.

Your adventure starts from Zadar (Depart: 07:45 Dražanica Bay, 08:00 Foša Harbour). Enjoy breakfast and drinks onboard as your multilingual guide shares stories while we cruise towards Kornati National Park. Watch for playful dolphins and see the famous Kornati "crowns"—majestic cliffs rising from the sea. We then dock at the private Mana Island, where we have exclusive access, guaranteeing no crowds. You get a full 2 hours to swim, cliff jump, or snorkel (gear provided). Climb to the hilltop to see a timeless movie set village and enjoy spectacular panoramic views of the archipelago. The highlight is a traditional Dalmatian lunch with local wine, served at your native family's private Captain's House, nestled among ancient olive trees. Return to Zadar is scheduled for 18:00 (Foša - Old town) and 18:15 (Dražanica).

The Zadar Archipelago is made up of hundreds of islands and islets. Explore some of the region’s most popular spots on this small-group boat tour. Swim in the crystal clear ocean waters of Blue Bay Otrić, explore the protected forests on Ošljak—Croatia’s smallest inhabited island—or grab some souvenirs from the town of Preko. Decide how you want to spend your time swimming, snorkeling, or relaxing on the boat.

Skip the hours spent reading a guidebook and enjoy a more personal and interactive way of discovering Zadar—a private guided walking tour. As well as ticking off a range of highlights—such as the Sea Organ, the Church of St. Donat, and Zadar Cathedral—the guide also reveals pivotal moments in the city’s history, such as World War I and II, and when Croatia was still part of the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia.