Destination · Zadar
Boat rental in Zadar
Zadar is the starting point for the Zadar archipelago, Dugi otok with Telašćica and Kornati National Park. Browse boats in and around Zadar and contact the owner directly.
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What to explore by boat from Zadar
Off Zadar lie the islands of Ugljan and Pašman, and further on Dugi otok with Telašćica, a bay with 161-metre cliffs and the salt lake Mir. Telašćica and Sakarun beach are described in the guide as a trip.
South-east of Zadar stretch the Kornati, and the guide describes a week-long route through Telašćica and the Kornati starting from Biograd.
How to plan a boat rental in Zadar
Protected-area rules and fees apply at Kornati and Telašćica, so check them before you set off. In the season berths on Dugi otok and in the marinas are in demand, so secure them in advance. You agree the terms and a skipper directly with the owner.
Routes and trips from Zadar
- Kornati and Telašćica: a week through the Kornati archipelagoAn easy one-week sailing route from Biograd through the Kornati archipelago: Dugi otok and Telašćica, Kornati National Park, Žut, Murter and Vrgada.
- Telašćica and Sakarun beachA bay in the south of Dugi otok with cliffs 161 metres high and the salt lake Mir, and Sakarun, a sandy beach in the island's north-west.
- Kornati National ParkAn archipelago of almost ninety islands, islets and rocks: bare stone, dry-stone walls, cliffs above the open sea and bays with konobas reached only by sea.
- UgljanUgljan is a green island of olive trees opposite Zadar, with three marinas on the Zadar Channel and the Mali Ždrelac passage towards the Kornati.
- PašmanPašman is a quiet island off Biograd, known for the clean sea of the Pašman Channel and a string of peaceful bays on the south coast facing the Kornati.
- Dugi otokDugi otok is a 45-kilometre wall between the Zadar channels and the open sea: Sakarun and the Veli Rat lighthouse in the north, Telašćica Nature Park in the south.
Boat rental in other destinations
- Biograd Na MoruA starting point for Pašman, Kornati and Telašćica; the week-long Kornati route from the guide starts here too.
- MurterAn island joined to the mainland by a bridge and a starting point for Kornati National Park.
- ŠibenikA starting point for the Šibenik islands, the Krka river and Kornati National Park; Primošten and Murter are close.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get from Zadar to Kornati?
The route leads through the Zadar archipelago and along Dugi otok. Kornati lie south-east of Zadar, and from Biograd the way is shorter; the nautical guide describes the route.
Can I sail from Zadar to Telašćica?
Yes, Telašćica is a bay in the south of Dugi otok. The guide describes it together with Sakarun beach, with details on sailing and anchoring.