Silba

When visiting the Northern Dalmatian Islands, Silba Island is a popular holidaymaker's destination. Visitors can experience beautiful views, turquoise waters, and sandy beaches.

Dugi Otok

Dugi Otok is one of the many magnificent islands in Zadar. Home to numerous bays and beaches and a nature reserve that attracts boaters from all over the world.

Olib

Olib is a small, yet charming island with a variety of facilities for boaters. The remote locations of its secluded bays create a wonderland for all water explorers.

Molat

Molat is an incredible and peaceful island with unforgettable beauties. It is the best destination for a tranquil holiday with its unspoiled charm and preserved nature.

Pasman

The beautifully green Pasman Island is beloved for its calm, crystal-clear waters. Its many safe harbors and stunning beaches become a haven for boaters every summer.

Ist Island

Ist Island is home to good boating conditions and safe anchorage locations for boaters and sailors. The crystal clear waters and surrounding scenery create a picturesque location for all its visitors.

Galesnjak Island

Galesnjak Island, also known as Love Island, is a heart-shaped paradise in the Adriatic Sea with crystal-clear waters. It's an ideal destination for boaters seeking a serene and romantic getaway.

Vir 

Vir is a stunning clear-water bay on the island of Vir in Croatia. It offers a range of activities and is perfect for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing.

Punat

Punat, a coastal town in the south of the island of Krk, attracts visitors with its breathtaking views. Visitors who come here can enjoy swimming and snorkeling in the calm, clear waters.

Kvarner

The magnificent Kvarner Bay in Croatia is home to fascinating islands and beautiful cities. Visitors who come here can enjoy swimming, diving, partying, and much more.

Preko 

Preko offers excellent boating conditions for visitors with its beautiful beaches and calm clear waters. Visitors can enjoy swimming and snorkeling during the summer months.

Ilovik

The island of Ilovik is home to a hot Mediterranean climate and magnificently clear Adriatic waters. There are many varieties of scented and colorful vegetation, such as palms and oleander, that grow on the landscape.

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The Zadar Island Blue Cruise combines nature with history and modern creations, there are many sites to explore and peaceful areas for relaxation. 

Magnificent Caves, Fabulous Lighthouses and Modern Illusions 

Our journey will start at Zadar, a historic town home to many Roman ruins, medieval churches, and wonderful museums. When exploring Zadar tour members can find many magnificent sights, such as the Zadar Roman Forum. It is believed to have been constructed between the 1st century BC and the 3rd century AD and was once the heart of religious life, with the Church of St. Donat dominating one side. Tour members can witness the ruins of temples, a Roman column, altars, and hollows that were used during sacrificial deaths. Within Zadar Old Town, Croatian history and modern creations can be seen on every corner. On the western corner of the peninsula, we will visit Zadar's outstanding Sea Organ. Created by a local architect, this experimental musical attraction is situated under marble stairs that go down into the sea. It has a system of pipes and whistles that create sounds from the sea's waves and air pressure. The architect also created a wonderful spot to watch the sun go down. Tour members will have the opportunity to visit &nbsp;The Greeting to the Sun which is one of Zadar's most popular attractions. The 22-meter-wide circle lies on the pavement, filled with 300 multilayered glass plates that collect the sun’s energy during the day, producing a magical light show at sunset, fulfilling the aim of simulating the solar system.

We will now travel from Zadar to Dugi Otok. Dugi Otok is a beautiful island, especially popular with those looking for peace, relaxation, and superb nature. Located in the Zadar archipelago in Croatia, it is the largest island in Northern Dalmatia. It is well-known for Sakarun Beach in the north and the impressive Telascica Nature Park with magnificent high cliffs in the south. On Dugi Otok, there are 12 quaint villages with approximately 1,500 inhabitants. It is a charming place with dreamlike natural scenery as well as many breathtaking and idyllic beaches. While exploring, we will visit Dugi Otok’s Bozava village. This village is the most developed and charming of all the settlements within Dugi Otok. Tour members will witness crystal-clear sea waters, white beaches, magnificent rock formations, and the smells of aromatic Mediterranean plants floating around in the air. Moving on with our tour of the island, we will now visit Dugi Otok’s Veli Rat. Veli Rat is located in the north of the island, situated in Cuna Bay. Dating back from Roman times, the most significant and sacred building to see here is the parish church of St. Anthony. Within this area, Dugi Otok’s Punta Bjanca Lighthouse can also be found. This lighthouse is the pearl of Veli Rat, showcasing the largest lantern in the Adriatic, towering over the town at 42 meters high. Our final destination for today is Vidova Gora on the island of Brac. It is the highest peak in all of the Croatian Adriatic Islands. The incredibly high view point is situated above the village of Bol, and it is home to breathtaking views of Bol and the famous Zlatni Rat Beach as well as Hvar Island. Along with the spectacular views, the attraction has places to sit, relax, and admire the beautiful scenery below.

Today's adventure will take us from Dugi Otok to Mezanj Island. First, we will stop at Dugi Otok’s Sakarun Bay. Here, one of the most beautiful beaches on the Adriatic can be seen: the white sandy beach of Sakarun. The sea is clear, the waters are shallow, and the beach is spacious and surrounded by a fragrant pine forest. We will now visit Mezanj Island. This tiny island is located near Dugi Otok and offers water lovers endless opportunities to explore large and small underwater caves. Swimming, snorkeling, and scuba diving are wonderful activities to partake in here, as the turquoise waters are warm and there is a wide variety of marine life to discover. The final destination for today will lead us back to Dugi Otok’s Veli Rat. Along with revisiting the Punta Bjanka lighthouse, tour members can also visit the little chapel of St. Nicholas, enjoy a lovely evening walk or just sit back and relax under the stars.

Today we will sail from Mezanj Island to Tri-Sestrice Island. Tri-Sestrice Island is formed by three small, picturesque islets that are perfect for a refreshing morning swim. This area is not very well known, so it is the perfect place to relax, chill, and admire the wonderful nature away from crowds of tourists. For the next part of our adventure we will visit Telascica Bay (Telascica Natural Park) on the southern part of Dugi Otok. It is referred to by many as one of the safest, most beautiful, and largest natural ports in the Adriatic. This bay is well known for its coves, several small islands, and magnificent cliffs, all of which lie on a 69-kilometer indented coastline. There is a variety of thriving vegetation and animals to discover in this area. Over 400 plant species, as well as numerous rare and endemic plants, have been found here, along with a fascinating underwater world of 250 plants and 300 animal organisms, including the endangered red coral and the carnivorous sponge. Other animals that you may see include crabs, sea urchins, small and larger fish varieties, falcons, and sometimes even dolphins.

Today we will travel from Tri-Sestrice Island to Tribunj. The town of Tribunj is one of the most beautiful holiday resorts on the Sibenik Riviera. During the Middle Ages, this town was known by many different names, such as Jurjevgrad, Tribohunj, Tribohum, and also Trebocconi. The most significant place to visit is Tribunj Old Town. It is located next to the harbor and is the heart and soul of the island. Connected to the mainland by an old stone bridge, it is home to many romantic stone houses, ancient alleyways, authentic restaurants, cafes, and cocktail bars, all of which provide wonderful views of the sea. One of the most spectacular beaches to visit here is Sovlja Beach, located in the holiday resort of Sovja, approximately 2 kilometers from the old town. Due to its location within a sheltered bay, the sea is clear and calm, and it is well protected by winds. There is a mixture of pebbles and concrete areas, and it is a great place to sunbathe, swim, or snorkel. The final sightseeing spot for today leads us to St. Nicholas Church (Tribunj). Located at the foot of Mount Nichola, this 15th-century church is one of the oldest buildings in Tribunj. It is protected as a monument to culture, and in the past, it was used by the local people as a parish church. The paths leading to the top of the hill showcase the remains of chapels used as stops during Lent, along with an old cemetery.

Today's journey will guide us from Tribunj to Skradin. Our first stop will be the small town of Skradin, situated in a protected bay on the Krka River, where freshwater mixes with salt water from the Adriatic Sea. The most popular attractions here for tour members to explore are the picturesque harbor and the enchanting old town. This small town is a charming destination and a great place for those looking for an exceptional Croatian experience. Skradin is one of the oldest cities in Croatia, and today, the historical center is a protected monument because of its rich historical heritage. While exploring, we will visit Skradin Old Town, which is very enchanting due to its wonderful squares, ancient cobbled streets, and historical buildings that date back to the 17th and 18th centuries. Other attractions worth visiting here include the Church of the Mother of God, complete with a high bell tower from the 18th century, and the Orthodox Church of St. Spiridon. Tour members can also find many excellent restaurants, lovely cafes, small boutiques, wine shops, and souvenir markets. Skradin is also referred to as the gateway to Krka National Park, which will be our final stop for today. It is one of the most beautiful attractions in Croatia and showcases a wonderful natural landscape and breathtaking waterfalls.

Today's journey will lead us from Skardin to Biograd na Moru. The first stop on today's tour is Vrgada Island, which is an oasis of pristine nature, fresh air, and clear sea waters. Some of the most popular sights on the island include the 9th-century Church of St. Andrew, the remains of a Byzantine fortress from the 6th century, the ruins of the Damiani Castle dating back to the 17th century, and the 16th-century parish Church of the Holy Trinity. There is also one of the most beautiful beaches on the Adriatic located here, the sandy beach of Podbrizi, also referred to as the Golden or Red Beach. Moving on, we will visit Biograd na Moru. The most popular location here is the historical old town, and along with the harbor and the promenade, it forms a fantastic tourist center. While wandering through the small streets, there are many beautiful squares and attractions to discover, along with charming cafes overlooking the sea and restaurants that specialize in tasty Dalmatian cuisine. Some attractions that are worth visiting include the Biograd Museum, the sandy beaches of Soline and Crvena Luka, and the pebbly beaches of Drazica and Bosana. The final stop on today's tour will lead us to Drazica Beach,which is classed as one of the top five most beautiful beaches in Zadar. This stunning Blue Flag pebbled beach is surrounded by pine forests complete with small paths, which allows tour members to enjoy leisurely walks in the shade. The waters here are crystal clear, and there are also many amenities, such as a beach bar, sunbeds and umbrellas, changing rooms, showers, water slides, and the availability of renting catamarans, kayaks, and jet skis.

On the final day of the tour, our journey will guide us from Biograd na Moru to Zadar. &nbsp;Zadar is referred to as an atmospheric time machine and described as an open-air museum, it showcases brilliant architecture and cultural heritage of the eastern Adriatic coast. This fabulous city was once the capital of Dalmatia. It is full of romance and spirit, home to a friendly community and modern creations that are full of diversity. Within Zadar, there's lots to see and experience, including exploring Zadar's central square, witnessing fascinating art, visiting optical illusion museums, churches, and historical locations. As for its nightlife, many relaxed and humble venues can be found. The winding ancient streets of the Old Town are full of bars and restaurants, all showcasing incredible views of the Adriatic Sea. For those who prefer something more livelier, nightclubs can be found on the eastern side of the Old Town.

The Zadar Blue Cruise provides a thrilling adventure, from historical attractions to museums and uninhabited islands to lively Croatian tourist resorts.

Historic Monuments, Cultural Heritage and Natural Treasures

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The Zadar Island Blue Cruise provides a marvelous adventure, full of striking Croatian Islands, dramatic landscapes, beaches and clear Adriatic waters.

Charming Islands, Wonderful Beaches and Rich Historical Monuments

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The Zadar Blue Cruise is an interesting adventure, combining rich history with modern creations and natural wonders with technological illusions. 

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