Where to Charter Boats in Zadar - Top Places to Visit in Zadar Area

Discover Kornati Archipelago Sailing

Kornati archipelago is a group of about 150 islands and numerous islets densely scaterred in the central Adriatic. The Archipelago is occupying the area of 320 sq km, including the Kornati National Park, an area rich in flora and marine fauna species. The Kornati are known for their specific artefacts, the most specific of all being the dry walls and the olive groves surrouned by them. Kornati is on the Tentative list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The top destinations to visit are: Mala Proversa, Taljurič, Levrnaka, Svršata Vela, Mana, Ravni Žakan, Smokvica Vela, Piškera, Panitula Vela, Samograd, Vrgada and Gangarol; Špinuta, Stivina and Lavsa bays; the karst rock-area Tarac, the Opat peninsula and Purara reserve.

Sailing around Telašćica

Nature Park Telašćica, on the southeastern portion of the island Dugi otok, together with 13 surrounding islands and islets, makes a marvelous sailing destination.

Make sure to visit the Telašćica bay, one of the safest, the most beautiful and largest natural ports in the Adriatic, an attractive anchorage for many boaters; the Cliffs ("Stene") rising up to 200 m over the sea, and vertically falling down 90 m into the sea and Salt Lake Mir with fine curative gray silt.

Telašćica is home to Mediterranean vegetation with numerous rare and endemic plant and animal species, such as eel "Kajman". Telašćica is on the Tentative list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Croatia.