Welcome to Kornati Islands
Composed of 140 uninhabited islands, islets and reefs covering 300 sq km, the Kornatis are the largest and densest archipelago in the Adriatic. Due to the typically karstic terrain, the islands are riddled with cracks, caves, grottoes and rugged cliffs. Since there are no sources of fresh water they are mostly barren. The evergreens and holm oaks that used to be found here were long ago burned down. Far from stripping the islands of their beauty, the deforestation has highlighted startling rock formations, whose stark whiteness against the deep-blue Adriatic is an eerie and wonderful sight.
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Kornati islands snorkeling excursion from Zadar
NOTICE ! THE NATIONAL PARK ENTRANCE FEE IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE ! THAT YOU WILL PAY BEFORE DEPARTURE BY CREDIT CARD OR CASH (ALL CURRENCIES ACCEPTED ). YOU CAN FIND THE PRICES FOR THIS IN OUR EXCLUSIONS SECTION ! In the morning at 8:15 we meet in the travel agency . Here you collect the snorkeling gear and we give you more information about the excursion . After this we go to the meeting point where you will enter the boat . The boat has a top deck and the lower deck with air conditioning . After the ship takes off , you get a ham and cheese sandwich for breakfast . Then we go trough the canal between the islands Ugljan and Pasman direction Kornati islands. We make a round tour between the islands for sightseeing and then we stop at one of the islands for swimming and snorkeling for three hours. After that we meet on the boat again for lunch. The lunch is grilled meat and fish , salad and wine and fruits for desert. During the excursion there is water an juice included. The guide will give you all the interesting details during the ride but on the island you get to spend your time on your own .The island is large so everybody can find a place under a tree or find a small beach where there is no other people . There is also a nudist beach on the island !The island is not populated and has a rich under water life , that's why the snorkeling there is so interesting ! Around 5:30 pm we come back to town , and you return the snorkeling gear in the office .
Kornati islands snorkeling excursion and 1 day free SUP boards
NOTICE ! THE NATIONAL PARK ENTRANCE FEE IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE ! THAT YOU WILL PAY BEFORE DEPARTURE BY CREDIT CARD OR CASH (ALL CURRENCIES ACCEPTED ). YOU CAN FIND THE PRICES FOR THIS IN OUR EXCLUSIONS SECTION ! In the morning at 8:15 we meet in the travel agency . Here you collect the snorkeling gear and we give you more information about the excursion . After this we go to the meeting point where you will enter the boat . The boat has a top deck and the lower deck with air conditioning . After the ship takes off , you get a ham and cheese sandwich for breakfast . Then we go trough the canal between the islands Ugljan and Pasman direction Kornati islands. We make a round tour between the islands for sightseeing and then we stop at one of the islands for swimming and snorkeling for three hours. After that we meet on the boat again for lunch. The lunch is grilled meat and fish , salad and wine and fruits for desert. During the excursion there is water an juice included. The guide will give you all the interesting details during the ride but on the island you get to spend your time on your own .The island is large so everybody can find a place under a tree or find a small beach where there is no other people . There is also a nudist beach on the island !The island is not populated and has a rich under water life , that's why the snorkeling there is so interesting ! Around 5:30 pm we come back to town , and you return the snorkeling gear in the office . The SUP boards you can take with you on the boat tour or take them any other day you like and do some stand up paddle boarding .
Kornati islands snorkeling excursion and one day free bikes
NOTICE ! THE NATIONAL PARK ENTRANCE FEE IS NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE ! THAT YOU WILL PAY BEFORE DEPARTURE BY CREDIT CARD OR CASH (ALL CURRENCIES ACCEPTED ). YOU CAN FIND THE PRICES FOR THIS IN OUR EXCLUSIONS SECTION ! In the morning at 8:15 we meet in the travel agency . Here you collect the snorkeling gear and we give you more information about the excursion . After this we go to the meeting point where you will enter the boat . The boat has a top deck and the lower deck with air conditioning . After the ship takes off , you get a ham and cheese sandwich for breakfast . Then we go trough the canal between the islands Ugljan and Pasman direction Kornati islands. We make a round tour between the islands for sightseeing and then we stop at one of the islands for swimming and snorkeling for three hours. After that we meet on the boat again for lunch. The lunch is grilled meat and fish , salad and wine and fruits for desert. During the excursion there is water an juice included. The guide will give you all the interesting details during the ride but on the island you get to spend your time on your own .The island is large so everybody can find a place under a tree or find a small beach where there is no other people . There is also a nudist beach on the island !The island is not populated and has a rich under water life , that's why the snorkeling there is so interesting ! Around 5:30 pm we come back to town , and you return the snorkeling gear in the office . Any day before or after the excursion you can get the bikes and go for a nice bike ride , we know the best routes along the coast . Our suggestion is to take the bikes one day in advance , and return them in the morning before the excursion .
Smiley Croatia Private Tour
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