Speed Boat Zadar
Works only in speedboats and only privately, so the day covers more water than a shared sailing can.
Fast Private Trips Among the Zadar Islands
Speed changes the geography of a day out. A large wooden boat leaving Zadar spends much of its time getting somewhere; a speedboat reaches the same islands in a…Speed changes the geography of a day out. A large wooden boat leaving Zadar spends much of its time getting somewhere; a speedboat reaches the same islands in a fraction of that and spends the difference at anchor. This operator works exclusively in speedboats and takes only whole-boat reservations around the Zadar archipelago.
Features
Type
Boat tour
Price
$$$ Upscale
Booking
Recommended
FAQ
What does Speed Boat Zadar actually offer?
Private speedboat trips around the Zadar archipelago. The operator specialises in this rather than running scheduled group departures, so the boat and the day are taken as a whole rather than by the seat.
Why take a speedboat rather than a normal boat trip?
A speedboat spends far less of the day travelling. Where a large wooden vessel uses most of its hours reaching one destination and returning, a fast boat reaches several islands and leaves the difference for swimming and anchoring.
Is a private speedboat expensive compared with a group trip?
It is priced per boat rather than per person, so it costs more for a couple and becomes competitive as the group grows. For four to six people wanting a bespoke route it compares reasonably with buying the same number of seats on a shared sailing.
Can I choose where the speedboat goes?
Because the bookings are private, the route is set with the operator rather than fixed in advance. The archipelago in front of Zadar holds more islands than anywhere else on this coast, so there is genuine choice about where a day goes.
Is a speedboat trip suitable in rough weather?
Less so than a large vessel. Small fast boats feel the sea more, and the bura wind that comes off the Velebit can make the archipelago uncomfortable or close it entirely, so trips are weather dependent and worth booking with spare days in hand.
