Sailing Croatia Zadar- Kornati and Krka National Parks

Our ship will depart Zadar at 14:00, we will cruise north-west for a few hours and have a swim stop along the way.

Tonight, we'll enjoy our first sunset on deck and have a cheese and wine tasting included with all guests.

You'll also be able to stroll through the small port town of Molat.

Start the day with Brunch onboard our ship while we cruise the local Islands.

Today is a proper exploring day with several attractions in the area only made possible by a ship.

We'll visit a sunken ship, great beaches, swim inside a former Yugoslav Submarine tunnel and maybe spot some dolphins.

This afternoon we’ll cruise the longest island in Croatia (Dugi Otok) and make our way into the Telscica National Park area of Islands.

Lunch and dinner will be on the ship today as we discover some very remote Islands.
Star gazing is the feature of tonight, our remote location means the nightly solar system will be on full display, keep an eye out for the shooting stars.

This morning you have plenty of time to explore the famous white cliffs, swim in the salt lakes and explore the National Park.

Late morning we’ll cruise through the highlight of our trip, the Kornati’s 100’s of Islands and the deserted looking islands.

Today we’ll go to the small port town of Sali for lunch.

In the late afternoon we’ll cruise in search of more dolphins and arrive to Island Ugljan.

Leaving early today we arrive in Zadar about 9am. You will then have a few hours to spend in Zadar and explore the narrow streets of the Old Town of Zadar, which is adjacent to the boat. Lots of great coffee shops and sights await you.

Our ship will depart Zadar at 14:00, we will cruise south for a few hours and have a swim stop along the way.
This afternoon we'll sample local cheese’s and wine with our other guests on board.
Tonight we will be in the small port town of Vrgada, famed for fishing and breath taking sunsets.

Dinner onboard presented by our very own chef.

Start the day with Brunch onboard our ship while we cruise the local Islands in search of one of the many pristine bays for a secluded swim. As we arrive near Sibenik we will access the Fortress of St Nicholas built in the 16th century and by far the most spectacular and designed to protect the St Anthony channel – gateway to Sibenik and Krka National Park.

Sibenik is a medieval town with 4 fortresses, and 2 UNESCO monuments, largest church made of stone in the world. Its famed for music and folk festivals. Klape choir music will be heard throughout the small cobbled streets of this enchanting town and once the biggest and first city in Croatia.

We suggest that a local guide to take you around this enchanting town which we can organise while on tour.

Early this morning we make our way up the beautiful fiord of the Krka rivers many twists and turns and superb rock faces.

Our ship will bring us to the port town of Skradin giving everyone access to board the local boats that take you into the Krka NP - entrance will cost €25 per person and can be paid locally. By far the highlight of our trip is the 17 waterfalls you can walk around the logged walk ways or take a swim.

This afternoon we cruise down the Krka river and back onto the Adriatic sea to the town of Vodice.

A nice relaxing day on board as we enjoy a few swim stops and enjoy the ship as we slowly head back up the coast.

Tonight we enjoy the small port town of Kton on the Ugljan Island.

We arrive in Zadar about 9am we say farewell to all our new friends. We wish you well on your travels and hope you had a nice time with us.