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A fast, four-hour RIB tour from Zadar that hits three clear-water stops—Frnaža Bay, Kali on Ugljan, and Otrić Bay—for snorkeling, swimming, and drinks. Small groups and a local skipper keep things breezy and authentic.
A fast, four-hour RIB tour from Zadar that hits three clear-water stops—Frnaža Bay, Kali on Ugljan, and Otrić Bay—for snorkeling, swimming, and drinks. Small groups and a local skipper keep things breezy and authentic.
The RIB cuts through the Adriatic like a hand through glass; spray sparking, horizon low and blue as the skipper angles toward a small cove. Within minutes, the shoreline shifts from Zadar’s harbor stone to the limestone ribs of the archipelago—Frnaža Bay’s sandy pocket, the working pier at Kali, and the glassy bowl of Otrić Bay.
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Operated by Toro Tours Zadar · Zadar, Zadar County
The RIB cuts through the Adriatic like a hand through glass; spray sparking, horizon low and blue as the skipper angles toward a small cove. Within minutes, the shoreline shifts from Zadar’s harbor stone to the limestone ribs of the archipelago—Frnaža Bay’s sandy pocket, the working pier at Kali, and the glassy bowl of Otrić Bay.
This half-day run introduces the Dalmatian coast in miniature. Geologically the islands are karst limestone, scoured and split by millennia of sea and wind, which creates shallow bays with high visibility—ideal for snorkeling. Culturally, Ugljan and its villages like Kali are fishing communities where sardines and anchovies still shape menus and festivals; expect compact stone houses, narrow streets, and simple seaside bars.
Practically, the trip is compact and active: expect three short stops for swimming and snorkeling (masks and snorkels provided), a shore-break at Kali for a walk or quick snack, and onboard cold drinks from the ice-box. The boat is fast and open, with room for eleven guests and a local skipper steering the route and soundtrack.
Bring a swimsuit, reef-safe sunscreen, and a light wind layer for the return run when the sea cools. If you’re prone to motion sickness, take pills before boarding; this tour requires moderate fitness and comfort entering and exiting water from a low-riding RIB.
Arrive with ID and cash for a seaside snack in Kali, and leave time afterward to walk Zadar’s waterfront — the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun are a calm counterpoint to the morning’s speed and salt.
The tour is approximately four hours and includes three stops: Frnaža Bay for snorkeling, Kali on Ugljan for a seaside break, and Otrić Bay for a final swim.
Yes—masks and snorkels are provided; bring your own fins if you prefer them.
An ice-box with water, soda, juice, and beer is provided on board; food ashore in Kali is at your own expense.
Not recommended for pregnant travelers, people with serious heart problems, or very young children under five; travelers should have moderate fitness and be comfortable in open water.
Toro Tours Zadar operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The RIB cuts through the Adriatic like a hand through glass; spray sparking, horizon low and blue as the skipper angles toward a small cove. Within minutes, the shoreline shifts from Zadar’s harbor stone to the limestone ribs of the archipelago—Frnaža Bay’s sandy pocket, the working pier at Kali, and the glassy bowl of Otrić Bay.
The RIB cuts through the Adriatic like a hand through glass; spray sparking, horizon low and blue as the skipper angles toward a small cove. Within minutes, the shoreline shifts from Zadar’s harbor stone to the limestone ribs of the archipelago—Frnaža Bay’s sandy pocket, the working pier at Kali, and the glassy bowl of Otrić Bay.
This half-day run introduces the Dalmatian coast in miniature. Geologically the islands are karst limestone, scoured and split by millennia of sea and wind, which creates shallow bays with high visibility—ideal for snorkeling. Culturally, Ugljan and its villages like Kali are fishing communities where sardines and anchovies still shape menus and festivals; expect compact stone houses, narrow streets, and simple seaside bars.
Practically, the trip is compact and active: expect three short stops for swimming and snorkeling (masks and snorkels provided), a shore-break at Kali for a walk or quick snack, and onboard cold drinks from the ice-box. The boat is fast and open, with room for eleven guests and a local skipper steering the route and soundtrack.
Bring a swimsuit, reef-safe sunscreen, and a light wind layer for the return run when the sea cools. If you’re prone to motion sickness, take pills before boarding; this tour requires moderate fitness and comfort entering and exiting water from a low-riding RIB.
Arrive with ID and cash for a seaside snack in Kali, and leave time afterward to walk Zadar’s waterfront — the Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun are a calm counterpoint to the morning’s speed and salt.