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Spend a four-hour wooden-boat outing from Zadar visiting Ugljan and Ošljak with stops for snorkeling, jumping from the upper deck and short island walks. Snorkel gear, water and a light brunch are included—ideal for travelers seeking an accessible day on the Adriatic.
Spend a four-hour wooden-boat outing from Zadar visiting Ugljan and Ošljak with stops for snorkeling, jumping from the upper deck and short island walks. Snorkel gear, water and a light brunch are included—ideal for travelers seeking an accessible day on the Adriatic.
The wooden boat ticks away from Zadar's quay and the light slides across two decks—one shaded with benches, the other wide and open for sun and leaps into the Adriatic.
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Operated by Mikado Tours - Kornati Excursions · Zadar, Zadar County
The wooden boat ticks away from Zadar's quay and the light slides across two decks—one shaded with benches, the other wide and open for sun and leaps into the Adriatic.
Over four hours the captain threads between limestone islets, dropping anchor at Galevac, Ošljak and a sheltered bay on Ugljan. Passengers climb the boat's upper rail and jump, or ease down the spacious swim platform into clear blue water. Snorkeling reveals rocky seabeds, schools of small Adriatic fish and carpets of Posidonia that roll like green waves below.
This stretch of the Zadar archipelago carries a seafaring past: small churches and monastic collections on Ugljan, stone groves shaped by karst geology and centuries of coastal fishing. Ošljak, Croatia's smallest inhabited island, rewards a short climb with panoramic views back toward Zadar’s spires.
Practical details are straightforward—snorkel gear and swimming aids are provided, unlimited bottled water and light brunch (fruit, coffee) are included, and the boat fits about 20 people. A toilet and Wi‑Fi are on board. The tour suits most fitness levels but basic swimming comfort is recommended; upper-deck jumps are optional.
Plan for sun protection, reef‑safe sunscreen to protect local seagrass, and water shoes for rocky shore entries. Morning departures offer calmer seas and clearer visibility for snorkeling; check cancellation rules—full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead. For a compact taste of the Dalmatian islands, this mix of easy cruising, snorkeling and short island walks makes for an efficient, tactile day on the Adriatic.
Yes—masks, snorkels and basic swimming aids are included in the price and cleaned between uses.
Yes—there are swimming aids and shallow anchored spots, but non-swimmers should remain on the shaded deck and wear a life vest if entering the water.
A light brunch (fruit, coffee), carbonated drinks and unlimited bottled water are provided; white wine is served to guests 18+.
Full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours before departure; the operator may cancel for bad weather or insufficient travelers.
Mikado Tours - Kornati Excursions operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The wooden boat ticks away from Zadar's quay and the light slides across two decks—one shaded with benches, the other wide and open for sun and leaps into the Adriatic.
The wooden boat ticks away from Zadar's quay and the light slides across two decks—one shaded with benches, the other wide and open for sun and leaps into the Adriatic.
Over four hours the captain threads between limestone islets, dropping anchor at Galevac, Ošljak and a sheltered bay on Ugljan. Passengers climb the boat's upper rail and jump, or ease down the spacious swim platform into clear blue water. Snorkeling reveals rocky seabeds, schools of small Adriatic fish and carpets of Posidonia that roll like green waves below.
This stretch of the Zadar archipelago carries a seafaring past: small churches and monastic collections on Ugljan, stone groves shaped by karst geology and centuries of coastal fishing. Ošljak, Croatia's smallest inhabited island, rewards a short climb with panoramic views back toward Zadar’s spires.
Practical details are straightforward—snorkel gear and swimming aids are provided, unlimited bottled water and light brunch (fruit, coffee) are included, and the boat fits about 20 people. A toilet and Wi‑Fi are on board. The tour suits most fitness levels but basic swimming comfort is recommended; upper-deck jumps are optional.
Plan for sun protection, reef‑safe sunscreen to protect local seagrass, and water shoes for rocky shore entries. Morning departures offer calmer seas and clearer visibility for snorkeling; check cancellation rules—full refund if you cancel at least 24 hours ahead. For a compact taste of the Dalmatian islands, this mix of easy cruising, snorkeling and short island walks makes for an efficient, tactile day on the Adriatic.