Tours in Zadar

If you want a tour of Split and surroundings, this Private Tour of Trogir and Split it could be a perfect option. You will be able to visit a UNESCO Island Town and the Old Center of Split along with a local official guide. Split is located on a small peninsula and got its name from the ancient Greeks who settled there in the 4th century. It’s name derives from the Greek word ‘Aspalathos’ meaning the Spanish broom flower. On the other hand, Trogir is a town that is really worth knowing. It is a historical city located in the Coastal of the Adriatic Sea in the Split-Dalmatia Region. An interesting fact, is that the city was built on a small island located between the mainland and the Island of Ciovo. Due to its unique urban layout and the relevance of some of its Baroque and Renaissance buildings, Trogir was declared as UNESCO World Heritage in 1997.

Experience the enchantment of Zadar on a captivating tour that unravels the layers of its rich history and vibrant culture. Begin your journey along the Venetian Walls, where the centuries-old fortifications reveal tales of the city's strategic significance. Wander through the atmospheric Roman Forum, a testament to Zadar's ancient past. Find yourself at the heart of modern art installations—the Sun Salutation and the Sea Organ. These interactive wonders transform energy into a mesmerizing display of lights and sounds, creating a harmonious blend of nature and technology. Continue your exploration to the Church of St. Anastasia, a masterpiece of medieval architecture. Ascend to its heights for a panoramic view that stretches across Zadar's red-tiled roofs to the glistening Adriatic Sea. Alongside this architectural gem, discover the unique charm of Zadar's streets and squares, where history and contemporary life seamlessly coexist.

The Cerovac Caves are located on the slopes of southern Velebit, on the northeastern slope of Crnopac Hill, in the protected area of ​​the "Velebit Nature Park". The nearest town is Gračac, 4 km away. The Lower and Upper Cerovac Caves are open for tourist visits, each approximately 700 m long. A tour of one cave takes approximately 1.5 hours, with approximately 50 minutes in the cave itself. A tour of both caves takes approximately 3 hours, with approximately 50 minutes in each cave, the rest of the time spent walking from the center to the caves and back. The cave is visited with a guide (guided tour is included in the ticket price). It is necessary to arrive approximately 30 minutes before the desired time. The average temperature in the caves is around 7 ºC. This is why it is necessary to have warmer, layered clothing when visiting the caves – all year round, and sports shoes.

Explore the Zadar archipelago on a spacious and comfortable wooden boat. We will visit attractive locations and bays of the island of Ugljan. A traditional wooden boat with two decks, one in the shade with seats, and the other for sunbathing. With a spacious platform for entering and exiting the water. Have fun jumping from the upper decks of the boat into the water. Ideal for all adventure seekers.

Escape the crowds and feel the breeze as you set sail on a relaxing 2-hour cruise through the stunning Zadar Channel. Enjoy panoramic views of nearby islands and the Zadar coastline while sipping on a complimentary glass of local wine.

Get ready for front-row experience of Zadar’s most iconic sights, all from the water, with a glass of champagne in hand. We depart from the picturesque Foša harbor, gliding along the majestic stone walls of Zadar’s Old Town, giving you a view of the city’s history that you simply can’t get on land. You’ll pass directly in front of the world-famous Sea Organ, where the sea literally makes music—something no photo can capture, but you’ll hear it live as we pause to take it in. Your local skipper will guide you trough history of Zadar. Then, just as the sky begins to burn with color, we position the boat in front of the entire Zadar waterfront, the same spot Alfred Hitchcock once called the most beautiful sunset in the world. Paired with a chilled glass of champagne, it’s not just a tour—it’s a full-sensory moment. Experience the magic of Zadar in the most unforgettable way.

Set off on an unforgettable adventure – choose between two stunning tours: explore the hidden gems of Dugi Otok or sail through the breathtaking Kornati archipelago with its 100+ islands, turquoise lagoons, and dramatic cliffs. On Dugi Otok, dive into history at the abandoned submarine tunnel in Dragove, snorkel above the sunken ship St. Michelle, and relax in a peaceful bay with crystal-clear waters. Visit a charming coastal village and soak in the authentic island vibe. Or choose Kornati and glide through a true island paradise – snorkel in secluded coves, visit the stunning Kornati cliffs and swim at Lojena Beach – a hidden gem with soft white sand, crystal-clear water, and fish all around. With no fixed schedule, the day is yours to shape. Ready to unplug and dive into something extraordinary? Book your private experience now and discover paradise – one island, one swim, one moment at a time.

️ Kostanj Bay (Ugljan) – A beautiful sandy beach and crystal-clear shallow water — perfect for swimming Otrić Bay – A quiet, sheltered cove for a peaceful swim and snorkling ️ Ošljak Island – Croatia’s smallest inhabited island, ideal for a short swim, snorkling and exploring Galevac Islet – Pass by the historic Franciscan monastery of St. Paul the Hermit before returning to Zadar