Zadar Region

Ancient History and Idyllic Beaches

Highlights: Zadar combines modern marvels like the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation with historical sites like the Roman Forum. Nearby, the Dugi Otok cliffs and Telašćica Nature Park offer some of the Adriatic’s most breathtaking landscapes.

7-Day Sailing Itinerary:

Day 1: Zadar
Explore Zadar’s Roman Forum, Sea Organ, and Sun Salutation.
Day 2: Zadar to Preko, Ugljan
6 NM, 1 hour
Relax on Preko’s sandy beaches and visit St. Michael’s Fortress.
Day 3: Preko to Sali, Dugi Otok
10 NM, 2 hours
Dock at Sali, known for its charming old town.
Day 4: Sali to Telašćica
6 NM, 1 hour
Sail to Telašćica Nature Park and explore Lake Mir.
Day 5: Telašćica to Rava Island
8 NM, 1.5 hours
Enjoy Rava’s secluded beaches and fresh seafood.
Day 6: Rava to Pašman
8 NM, 1.5 hours
Anchor at Pašman for biking and scenic beaches.
Day 7: Return to Zadar
8 NM, 1.5 hours
Stop by Ošljak Island for a final swim.
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