Zadar - Kornati - Krka

day 1 : Zadar – island Ugljan – Božava bay

Ugljan has a long fishing and olive growing tradition and wears the “Green Island” nickname - proud of its olive trees, pine trees and vineyards.

Božava bay has four attractive hotels for the sailors in need for rest and offers a chance to ride on a tourist train and enjoy the view on Dugi otok.

day 2 : Božava – Telašćica bay

Telašćica bay is one of the safest natural bays on the Adriatic coast. This beautiful bay hides 25 small beaches, all awaiting for you to discover them.

day 3 : Telašćica bay – (Levrnaka, Piškera)

Piškera is uninhabited and houses only the marina with 150 berths, safe and ready for use from March to October.

day 4 : NP Kornati – Zlarin

Climb on the highest peak of Zlarin and see the majestic Velebit mountain rising above the sea. 

day 5 : Zlarin – Skradin

Skradin is a coastal city with colourful stone houses and paved streets - a romantic mediterranean getaway.

day 6 : Skradin – Vrgada island

Visit Gradina, an early medieval fortress on Vrgada which was used to oversee the Adriatic sea routes during the Byzantine rule.

day 7 : Vrgada - Zadar

Zadar is the oldest continuously inhabited Croatian city. It has survived everything, from Avars and Early Slavs through Romans, Venetians and Crusaders, Zadar stood strong. Today, it’s a city of massive cultural and historical heritage too large to put in a few sentences.