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Biograd na Moru

The traditional wooden boat Nenad takes you on a full-day cruise to the most indented part of the Mediterranean with 150 islands and islets on 320 hectares, the vast majority of which are in the protected area of the National Park—sailing along the stone lighthouse of Vela Sestrica from 1876. under the cliffs on the south side of Telašćica. The excursion continues by sailing into the Telašćica Nature Park where lunch on the boat will take place. Telašćica is a natural continuation of Kornati, the largest and safest bay on the Adriatic, where you can swim in the bay itself or in Salt Lake, which also has medicinal properties due to its very high salinity. Walking, it is possible to visit the viewpoint above the 150-meter cliffs that plunge into the open sea in the south of Dugi Otok.

A Dalmatian fishing island that preserves the traditional car-free way of life. Walk through the streets without the noise and hustle and bustle of the city as time seems to stand still. For the rest of the day, enjoy the sun, the sea, and the sounds of crickets on the most beautiful sandy beach of the island, surrounded by greenery and immersed in bright and transparent blue. The boat trip begins with the departure from the waterfront, and then we sail towards the southern side of the island of Pašman, where we pass by the islet of Košara, where there is a chance of seeing dolphins. After that, we sail towards Vrgada and dock in the old village, and then you can go for a walk around the village and go swimming on one of the most beautiful beaches on this part of the Adriatic Sea. After free time on the island of Vrgada, lunch will be served on the boat, followed by sailing back to Biograd na Moru.

Biograd is a small place with amazing history. Its importance for development of Croatia is hidden among its old walls and houses. This tour will make you familiar with with its interesting development. We will take a walk along its sea side and listen to stories of the ship wreck occured in the 16th century in front of Biograd. We can visit the local museum's exhibition and see the artefacts from the sinked ship. The peninsula of Biograd hides amazing churches which judged some of the most important events in the Croatian history. Finally, you will get description of modern Biograd and its surrounding area which will make your stay unforgetable. The tour is provoded by a licenced tourist guided who is a local and who knows all secrets scaterred around this beautiful Adriatic place that offers much more than sea, sun and sand.