One of the most impressive Croatian national parks, Kornati archipelago consists of numerous islands. The Kornati National Parks embodies 89 islands which makes it perfect for exploring! If you decide to take a break from sailing, dive in and enjoy the untouched beauty that these islands have to offer.

If you want to spend a day enjoying the dalmatian way of living, this tour is for you.

We’ll take you to Kaprije, an island situated in Šibenik archipelago. Besides olive grows, his biggest advantage is that it has only one settlement in which cars aren’t allowed. Medoš cove on Kaprije island, a stunning beauty with crystal clear water.

The sight of Prvić is his most famous resident of the past, the croatian inventor Faust Vrančić, which is why some people call him Faust’s island. Šepurine on Prvić, a small village with numerous traditional stone houses still untouched looking like from past century.

Coves with pebbly and golden sand beaches and crystal clear sea are the long-lasting heritage and natural adornment of Vrgada which offer a unique pleasure of bathing and rest. The island of Vrgada belongs to the coastal part of the Zadar archipelago.

Murter sea, the large space between Šibenik and Zadar archipelago. It covers the area of ​​210 km2, surrounded by the island of Murter from the north-east, the islands of Žirje, Kakanj and Kaprije from the south-east and the Kornati islands from all other sides. The Murter sea is exposed to strong winds and sudden changes of wind as well as strong currents, which makes it great for sailing.

If you want to sail, stop for bath and rest in the sun we will show you the most beautiful coves of Vrgada and Murter archipelago.

If you want to see a piece of history than join us at sightseeing St. Nicholas Fortress, a spectacular island fortress erected in the middle of the 16th century at the entrance to the canal of St. Ante, a sea passage leading to Šibenik. It is located on the south side of the canal, on the small island Ljuljevac, and is south connected by a narrow landing to the land. Not far from the site of today’s fortress before it was built, in the Middle Ages, there were two smaller towers between which a razor-sharp chain was in place to prevent unwanted ships from entering the canal. After the construction of the fort, they were demolished. From July 9, 2017, the fortress of St. Nicholas, along with Zadar’s defense system, were enrolled in UNESCO World Heritage List along with other fortresses called “Venetian Fortresses from the 15th to the 17th Century.”

Zlarin, known as green island, a combination of nature that preserves the soul of Mediterranean  a combination of olive, sea and greenery. The cars are not allowed so you can connect with pure nature. Zlarin also known for its corals, has preserved the traditional way of making coral jewels.