Sv. Sime Boat Tours Zadar
Publishes park admission and lunch as part of the fare, which removes the usual sting on a Kornati day.
Full Day Kornati Voyage With Entry Fees Prepaid
The national park ticket is what catches people out on a Kornati trip. Kornati and Telascica are both protected, both charge admission, and plenty of advertised…The national park ticket is what catches people out on a Kornati trip. Kornati and Telascica are both protected, both charge admission, and plenty of advertised fares quote the boat alone, so the real cost only appears at the park boundary. This operator states that park tickets and lunch are included in the price.
Features
Type
Boat tour
Duration
full day
Price
$$ Mid-range
Booking
Recommended
FAQ
Does Sv. Sime Boat Tours Zadar include the national park ticket?
The operator states that park admission and lunch are included in the fare. That is worth confirming against your booking, because many Kornati fares advertised from Zadar cover the boat only and the park charge is then collected separately at the boundary.
Where does the Kornati and Telascica trip actually go?
South west from Zadar into the Kornati archipelago, a national park of bare limestone islands, then into Telascica, the long sheltered bay at the southern end of Dugi otok known for its cliffs and its salt lake. Both are protected areas.
How long is the boat trip from Zadar?
It is a full day rather than a half day. The Kornati lie a substantial distance south west of Zadar, so the sailing time each way is part of the experience, with swimming stops and time ashore built into the middle of the day.
Can I book a private boat instead of joining a group?
Private charters are offered alongside the scheduled departures. A private booking suits families or groups who want to set their own pace or swimming stops rather than following the fixed itinerary of a shared sailing.
When should I book a Kornati trip from Zadar?
Book early in your stay rather than leaving it to the last day. The bura, the dry north easterly that funnels off the Velebit, can cancel sailings at any point in the season, and having spare days left gives the trip a second chance to run.
