
easy
9 hours
Suitable for people in general good health; the day includes one moderate climb to a viewpoint but otherwise minimal exertion.
A full‑day cruise from Zadar that pairs Telaščica’s towering cliffs and saline Mir lake with a panoramic run through Kornati’s scattered islands. Expect swims, a cliff viewpoint, and a grilled lunch on board—nine hours of Adriatic scenery and salt air.
The quay at Liburnska Obala is still half asleep when the boat slips away from Zadar—coffee steam mingling with the salt air and the soft clang of ropes. By mid-morning the city’s stone roofs have fallen behind and the Adriatic has taken on a deeper, glassy blue. The boat threads between islands like beads on a string until the shoreline of Telaščica rises: a cliff face cutting the horizon, a salt lake cupped beneath it.

The deck can be chilly and windy even in summer; a lightweight wind jacket keeps you comfortable during the crossing.
The climb to the 166‑m viewpoint is steep and rocky—wear shoes with good grip rather than flip‑flops.
Use a small dry bag or waterproof case—spray and quick swims are common and phones get wet easily on deck.
If you’re prone to seasickness, take medication before boarding and sit midship where motion is least felt.
Kornati’s landscape has been shaped by centuries of grazing, fishing and Venetian-era navigation; many islets hold remnants of dry‑stone walls and ancient maritime routes.
Kornati is a protected marine park with strict anchoring and fishing rules; stay in designated zones, avoid littering, and use reef‑safe sunscreen to protect underwater habitats.
Shields against cool winds on the crossing and the exposed Telaščica viewpoint.
spring specific
Provides grip on wet decks and rocky trails to the viewpoint.
summer specific
You’ll have at least one swim stop at Mir and possibly other coves.
summer specific
Protects electronics and dry clothes from spray and splashes.