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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

Combine hiking, swimming, and sightseeing on this convenient day trip to Krka National Park. The tour makes it possible to see much of what the park has to offer—including waterfalls, rivers, and hiking trails—while leaving enough time for sightseeing. After the park, you’ll stop at Sibenik, an 11-century village with a UNESCO World Heritage cathedral. Take advantage of round-trip transportation from select hotels in Zadar.

Set off from Zadar and explore the beauty of Long Island in style with this private speedboat adventure. Don’t worry about rigid itineraries—as it’s a private tour, the schedule is flexible and completely customizable based on your preferences. Places to visit include Cave Golubinka, Veli Zal, and Saharun beaches, with free time to go snorkeling near a sunken vessel too.

Spend time visiting some of the most popular sites in Zadar during this short, guided sightseeing tour. You’ll walk with your guide to the city’s landmark sites including the Zadar Land City Gates and the Roman Forum. You’ll also visit the world-famous sea organ which emits unique sounds as the tides flow. An admission ticket to the Cathedral of St. Anastasia is also included in your tour.

Benefit from personalized attention and a flexible itinerary on this full-day tour to Zadar and Krka National Park. With a dedicated guide for just you and your party, explore the landmarks and highlights of Zadar on a carefully curated itinerary that ensures you won't miss a thing. Move on to Krka River National Park, where you will see the 17 cascades etched through limestone and travertine barriers, including the majestic Skradinski Buk Waterfall.

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.

Skip crowded boat trips to discover the beauty of the Croatian coast on a small-group, half-day tour from Zadar. Led by a local captain, escape the crowds on a carefully planned route with five scenic stops, including snorkeling at a shipwreck, swimming in a shallow sandy lagoon, exploring a charming Mediterranean village, and enjoying the Sea Organ's unique music along Zadar's waterfront.

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.

Leave the coastal crowds behind on this private day tour to Krka National Park in central Dalmatia, avoiding hidden costs with hotel transfers and entrance fees included in the price. Benefit from the freedom to customize your own itinerary based on your local guide’s insights and discover cascades, nature trails, and scenic views deep in Croatian countryside.

Krka falls and one of Dalmatia cities, it is a great combination to explore our natural and cultural heritage. The national park Krka is the most famous for Skradinski buk waterfall area. You will explore the falls with its beautiful wooden footpaths, old watermills, and vibrant flora and fauna. After your guided park tour, enjoy a scenic boat ride to the charming town of Skradin, where you’ll have free time for refreshments or lunch. After the park you will do a city tour of the city you have chosen. It can be: Zadar, an astonishing mix of ancient, medieval and modern architecture. "Sea organ" and the "Greeting to the sun" architect installation, Or Sibenik, a beautiful gem on the Adriatic coast with a gothic and renaissance old town. If you prefer, you can instead visit Ante Sladic winery or a full day at the Krka park.

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.

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.

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.

Explore Dugi Otok and get the chance to ride through a submarine military tunnel on a stand-up paddleboard with this small-group tour. Other highlights include a visit to the highest lighthouse on the Adriatic, a tour of the fishing village of Sali, and the chance to play bocce ball on an outdoor court.

Unlike typical tours, this experience connects you with Zadar’s real food culture through authentic tastings, local stories, and hidden gems you won’t find on your own. With a small group and a multilingual guide passionate about the city, you’ll eat, explore, and connect with Zadar all while making memories & discoveries far beyond the tourist trail.

Explore Kornati National Park on a super fast speedboat from Zadar. Swim and snorkel in turquoise waters in Kornati, visit Telascica National Park, and enjoy a complimentary cold beverages. Meet your captain and the rest of your small group by the bridge in Zadar. After a brief welcome and introduction, take your seat, relax, and enjoy the ride to Kornati National Park. Stop in a hidden bay in Kornati, where you can take a refreshing swim and try snorkeling. Enjoy a complimentary cold refreshment before heading to your next stop. Arrive at Telascica National Park, a salt lake beautifully situated on the island and hidden between trees. Enjoy free time to walk around, climb up the hills for a stunning view, or simply swim in the lake. Make a final stop at Lojena Blue Bay, a breathtaking bay on the island of Levrnaka. After all these adventures, head back to Zadar, Please read included and excluded from the tour - entrance to parks is 20 e/ person

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.

This full-day boat tour is completely customizable, or simply sit back and let us show you our favorite local spots. Snorkel around a sunken ship, climb to the top of the tallest lighthouse in the area, go dolphin spotting, and enjoy private time on secluded beaches. Just let your guides know what you’re in the mood for and they will make it happen.

Discover Croatia’s coast on a small-group cruise from Zadar, limited to 12 adults for a relaxed, personalized experience. With a local skipper, explore remote islands, turquoise lagoons, and sandy beaches along a route designed to avoid crowds. The full-day tour includes five unique stops—visiting Olib, Silba village, Molat Island, and the Greeting to the Sun—offering plenty of time for swimming, snorkeling, and soaking up the sun.

Visit Plitvice Lakes National Park on a full-day private tour from Zadar and explore one of Croatia’s most distinctive natural landscapes at a relaxed pace. This UNESCO World Heritage Site is known for its interconnected lakes, waterfalls, and wooden walkways set within forested terrain. With a private guide, the route and pace can be adapted to your interests as you explore both the Upper and Lower Lakes along marked trails and viewpoints. The tour also includes an electric boat ride across Lake Kozjak, offering a peaceful break between walking sections and a different perspective of the park. This experience is ideal for travelers who prefer a flexible, unhurried visit.

Croatia harbors unique culinary traditions that date back hundreds of years, but it’s easy to miss the best bites if you don’t know what you’re looking for. This food tour of Zadar’s Old Town skips tourist traps to help you taste authentic local dishes and overcome language barriers along the way.

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.

An interactive way to explore Zadar and its surroundings, this tour takes you on an electric tuk-tuk ride with hotel pickup included. Stop by the Zadar Sphinx, capture photos, and discover the Greeting to the Sun and Sea Organ attractions. Stroll through Zadar's historic cobblestone streets, listening to tales of its rich past along the way. Conclude your tour with a scenic tuk-tuk ride back to the starting point.

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.