Zadar to Telascica Nature Park

Hop aboard Gostilje, a wooden boat, for a day of seafaring adventure with this tour. You'll head out to Kornati National Park and Telascica Nature Park, where you'll have plenty of time to swim, hike, and take photos of the natural surroundings. You'll then head to Kornat Island for a grilled lunch served with Croatian wine or soft drinks before heading back to shore.

Discover the untouched beauty of the Kornati National Park on this full-day tour from Zadar. Hop aboard your boat and cruise over the waves into the Kornati National Park — a haven of pretty islets, dense forests and soaring cliffs. Along the way, enjoy breakfast and swim in warm coastal waters at your leisure. Visit the Telašćica Nature Park with a guide and learn of the region’s diverse wildlife. Then, swim in Mir Lake — a salt-water lake near Telašćica Bay — and enjoy a relaxing lunch before touring the park in style.

Experience one of Croatia’s most beautiful archipelago’s during this full-day excursion to the Kornati Islands and Telascica National Park from Zadar. Consisting of over 100 islands, this area is perfect for a day of swimming, snorkeling, hiking, and exploring. Enjoy a personalized experience with a small group of no more than 12 travelers as well as lunch, snacks, and beverages.

Skip the busy tourist boats, and join a cruise that’s capped at just 14 people on board. You’ll soak up sweeping coastal views on a route around Telascica and Kornati National Park, an archipelago of idyllic island atolls. Besides impressive scenery, the cruise has you covered for every other need or whim: swim stops, regional food for lunch, and drinks are all included.

Bypass the big tourist boats, and step aboard a 1960s motor sailboat that’s limited to just 12 passengers. Without the crowds, you’ll cruise from Zadar under Ždrijelac Bridge, around the Kornati archipelago, and back past the plunging cliffs of Telašćica. Breakfast, lunch, and stops to swim, snorkel, and try a stand-up paddleboard (SUP) are all part of the day-long cruise.

A visit to the Kornati National Park is something that should definitely be done if you can, but there are visits and there are VISITS ... We invite you to visit Kornati the unique way on a traditional Croatian boat, but still in the greatest comfort. Here is what we call an experience! Traditional shipbuilding is based on small-scale craft production in smaller shipyards, the use of traditional ship constructions, shapes, wood, production technologies and tools, and builders have acquired skills through apprenticeship and teaching through generations. Sailing on such a boat means getting to know a large part of the history, culture and struggle for the survival of Croatian fishermen ... Join us and experience the best of the Kornati on the best wooden boats ...