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Long pale beach in a sheltered bay with pine trees behind and turquoise shallows

Dugi Otok and Sakarun Beach: Boat Tour or Ferry?

A 4.5-hour speedboat for €55, a full day for €72 to €98, or the car ferry in 1 hour 40 minutes: how to reach Sakarun beach from Zadar.

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Bare limestone islands rising from calm blue water under a clear sky

Kornati and Telašćica from Zadar: Which Boat Trip Is Worth It?

Day cruises from €45, speedboats from €32 and a sailing trip: how the Kornati and Telašćica trips from Zadar differ, and what to check before booking.

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Wide curtain of waterfalls spilling over mossy travertine steps into a green pool

Krka Waterfalls from Zadar: Guided Tour, Skradin Boat or Go Alone?

Krka is about an hour from Zadar. Guided trips run from €37 to €63, the park ticket alone from €7. What each costs and what to ask first.

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Turquoise lakes linked by wooden walkways and small waterfalls among beech trees

Plitvice Lakes from Zadar: Guided Tour or Drive Yourself?

Plitvice is about 135 km and two hours from Zadar. What the guided day costs, what driving yourself adds up to, and when each one wins.

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Boardwalk crossing a pool below a tiered waterfall among green trees

Plitvice or Krka from Zadar: Which National Park If You Only Have One Day?

Plitvice is two hours away and costs more; Krka is about an hour away and cheaper. Distance, ticket prices and tour costs side by side.

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Wide stone steps leading down to the sea along a waterfront promenade

Sea Organ and Old Town in Zadar: Walk It Yourself or Take a Guided Tour?

The Sea Organ and Greeting to the Sun are free, open day and night. A 2-hour guided Old Town walk costs €20. What each gives you, and when the tour pays off.

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Speedboat anchored in a calm turquoise bay beside a small green island

Speedboat Tour to 3 Islands from Zadar: Which One Is Worth Booking?

Three-island speedboat trips from Zadar run from €17.28 to €54 for similar half days. What the listings actually differ on, and how to choose.

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Sun setting over a calm sea with a small boat and a line of islands on the horizon

Sunset in Zadar: Boat Tour or the Sea Organ?

The Sea Organ sunset is free. A 75-minute sunset cruise costs €17.71 and a transparent LED kayak trip €30. Sunset times by month and which option fits.

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Yellow semi-submarine moored at a harbour quay with the sea behind

Zadar with Kids: What Works, What to Skip

Free waterfront sights, shallow family beaches, a 45-minute submarine ride from €20 and a dolphin tour with a split payment. What to plan with children in Zadar.

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Two kayaks on a clear green river between steep limestone canyon walls

Kayaking the Zrmanja near Zadar: The Half-Day Tour With Waterfalls

Two guided kayak tours at €54 and €55, a boat option from €60: what the Zrmanja trip involves, when the river runs low and who it suits.

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