We are taking you on a full day cruise to the most indented part of the Mediterranean coastline, with 150 islands and islets on 320 hectares, most of which are in the protected area of ​​the National Park Kornati.

Look at the magnificent steep cliffs that have broken away into the abyss when these paradise Islands were created. Those cliffs made a wall that protects the bays, with the most beautiful emerald sea on the Adriatic, from the open sea.

The excursion continues by sailing into the Nature Park Telašćica, the natural continuation of Kornati, the largest and safest bay on the Adriatic, where you can swim in the bay or in salt lake which has healing properties due to very high salinity. Then walk up to the lookout placed 150 meter above the cliffs plunging into the open sea in the south of Dugi Otok.

Experience a special feeling of taming the sea by a traditional wooden boat. The boat was used by our ancestors to make a living every day.

Katina is an uninhabited island in the Croatian part of the Adriatic Sea. It is located at the entrance to Telaščica Bay, between the islands of Dugi Otok (in the north) and Kornat (in the south). Katina is separated from the island of Dugi Otok by a 100 meters wide and barely 2 meters deep passage Mala Proversa. On the south side of the island is the passage Vela Proversa, about 500 meters wide and suitable for navigation, which divides Katina from the island of Kornat. Katina is part of Telašćica Nature Park.

9:00 h - start from Tkon.

10:00 h - breakfast on boat.

11:00 h - arrival at the Mir Bay where you have 2 hours free time to explore the bay, go swimming and snorkeling in the Salt Lake Mir, or climb on the cliffs of Dugi Otok and enjoy the most beautiful views.

13:00 h - departure to the open sea.

14:00 h - arrival on Island Katina where we have break for lunch and swimming.

15:30 h - departure from Katina Island.

17:00 h - arrival in Tkon.

Drinks: water, juice, wine

Food: breakfast, lunch

Tickets to Nature Park Telašćica and National Park Kornati

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