Discover Kornati
Kornati… a sunny labyrinth of azure sea and countless Croatian islands, and the peace of untouched nature
A yachting paradise in Croatia, the Kornati region in northern Dalmatia encompasses the Kornati islands with the Zadar archipelago to the north and the Sibenik archipelago to the south. The coastline that stretches across this region is where beautiful fortress towns await. The Zadar region with a wealth of national parks is a land of singular natural beauty. Mountains, lakes and waterfalls, canyons, caves and the blue expanse of the open sea are embraced by a string of lovely islands full of small welcoming ports and romantic beaches. Discover the origins of Croatia’s cultural identity in the city of Zadar, with over 3,000 years of history. 240 beautiful islets and reefs adorn the crystalline waters of the Šibenik region, each of them clamouring for a place on your sailing itinerary. The unspoilt landscapes of the Kornati archipelago or the mind-blowing waterfalls and lakes of Krka, both designated national parks are just two of the unmissable stops on an Adriatic island-hopping adventure.
Zadar Archipelago
Kornati Islands
Sibenik Archipelago
EXPLORE THE KORNATI ISLANDS
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One Week Kornati Islands From Sukosan
Sukosan has over 10km of coastline which has beautiful beaches and is a picturesque town. The waterfront promenade has restaurants and cafes to drink and dine in whilst looking out to sea.
On the Island of Iž there are two settlements, Veliz Iž and Melia Iž. In Veli Iž there are several tavernas, restaurants, shops and a small marina. Both places are picturesque sights with their narrow, romantic streets and medieval architecture
Dugi Otok translates to long island. Covered in vineyard and orchards it is truly beautiful. On the north of the island is Saharun beach which is surrounded by pine tree and crystal clear waters as far as the eye can see. The southern part of the island is also part of the Telascica Nature Park
The Kornati islands are an archipelago consisting of 140 islands and islets. With its natural beauty, numerous coves and crystal clear blue waters, it’s easy to see why this part of Croatia has been designated a national park.
Vodice’s harbour is a gorgeous place with much to do, whether that’s having a cold drink, a long lunch or taking a look at the little shops. A short sail from Vodice is the island of Zlarin which is well know for its beautiful coral.
Situated in a protected bay of the Krka River where freshwater mixes with the salt water of the Adriatic Sea and known as the gateway to the Krka National Park. It has a picturesque harbour, a beautiful old town and the famous Krka waterfalls.
Zlarin has crystal clear sea, stunning beaches and beautiful coral. It is surrounded by many small uninhabited islands. It has restaurants and tavernas on the island where you can taste Dalmatian and Zlarin Island specialities.
Sukosan has over 10km of coastline which has beautiful beaches and is a picturesque town. The waterfront promenade has restaurants and cafes to drink and dine in whilst looking out to sea.
One Week Zadar from Sukosan
Sukosan has over 10km of coastline which has beautiful beaches and is a picturesque town. The waterfront promenade has restaurants and cafes to drink and dine in whilst looking out to sea.
Ugljan is a green, mountainous island carpeted with olive groves and dotted with small fishing ports. It has numerous beaches and coves with the western side being steep, rugged and uninhabited and the eastern side more gentle.
Novalja is a town and port that has now become one of the top summer spots in Europe. Although it used to be a small fishing village it has expanded due to it being a couple of kilometres away from Zrce beach which is a shingle beach curving around a shallow bay creates a stunning backdrop to music festivals.
The island of Rab has the oak forest of the Mediterranean. Rab has a beach for everyone, beaches for cliff lovers on the western part, gravel shores on the southern part and everywhere else is mostly sandy. It has beautiful coves for swimming and exploring.
Mali Lošinj, the largest town on Lošinj Island. Located at the tip of a long natural harbour surrounded by town houses, green hills and the town.
Silba Island is a pretty and peaceful island. It was multiple picturesque beaches, including the shallow sandy bottomed beach of Dobre Vode. Although, the island is relatively flat it has dramatic steep rock forms in Nozdre
Sukosan has over 10km of coastline which has beautiful beaches and is a picturesque town. The waterfront promenade has restaurants and cafes to drink and dine in whilst looking out to sea.
One Week Kornati Islands From Primosten
Primošten is known for it turquoise waters, white pebble beaches, rocky coves and vineyards. Buildings of white limestone with red-tiled roofs occupy the perfectly round peninsula that extends out from the mainland into the sea.
Situated in a protected bay of the Krka River where freshwater mixes with the salt water of the Adriatic Sea and known as the gateway to the Krka National Park. It has a picturesque harbour, a beautiful old town and the famous Krka waterfalls.
Vodice’s harbour is a gorgeous place with much to do, whether that’s having a cold drink, a long lunch or taking a look at the little shops. A short sail from Vodice is the island of Zlarin which is well know for its beautiful coral.
The small fishing village of Prvic Luka is perfect place for tranquillity and seclusion. Prvic Luka is one of two villages on the car-free island of Prvic. With peaceful beaches and stunning Mediterranean landscape covered with underbrush, vineyards and olive trees.
The Kornati islands are an archipelago consisting of 140 islands and islets. With its natural beauty, numerous coves and crystal clear blue waters, it’s easy to see why this part of Croatia has been designated a national park.
Dugi Otok translates to long island. Covered in vineyard and orchards it is truly beautiful. On the north of the island is Saharun beach which is surrounded by pine tree and crystal clear waters as far as the eye can see. The southern part of the island is also part of the Telascica Nature Park
Primošten is known for it turquoise waters, white pebble beaches, rocky coves and vineyards. Buildings of white limestone with red-tiled roofs occupy the perfectly round peninsula that extends out from the mainland into the sea.
Two Weeks Kornati Islands From Primosten
Primošten is known for it turquoise waters, white pebble beaches, rocky coves and vineyards. Buildings of white limestone with red-tiled roofs occupy the perfectly round peninsula that extends out from the mainland into the sea.
Situated in a protected bay of the Krka River where freshwater mixes with the salt water of the Adriatic Sea and known as the gateway to the Krka National Park. It has a picturesque harbour, a beautiful old town and the famous Krka waterfalls.
Rogoznicas has something for everyone. There cosmopolitan Marina Frapa which has be dubbed ‘royalty among the Adriatic Marinas’ or for a more serene experience visit the nearby village of Zatoglav. Home to the Brightly coloured Dragon’s Eye, a salt water oval lake with cliffs ranging from 4 to 24 metres surrounding it.
The small fishing village of Prvic Luka is perfect place for tranquillity and seclusion. Prvic Luka is one of two villages on the car-free island of Prvic. With peaceful beaches and stunning Mediterranean landscape covered with underbrush, vineyards and olive trees.
The Kornati islands are an archipelago consisting of 140 islands and islets. With its natural beauty, numerous coves and crystal clear blue waters, it’s easy to see why this part of Croatia has been designated a national park.
Dugi Otok translates to long island. Covered in vineyard and orchards it is truly beautiful. On the north of the island is Saharun beach which is surrounded by pine tree and crystal clear waters as far as the eye can see. The southern part of the island is also part of the Telascica Nature Park
Mali Lošinj, the largest town on Lošinj Island. Located at the tip of a long natural harbour surrounded by town houses, green hills and the town.
Unije Island is a paradise. It has numerous beautiful bays with crystal blue water and stunning beaches. The majority of the island is taken over by pastures with sheep and cows walking freely and no cars.
The island of Rab has the oak forest of the Mediterranean. Rab has a beach for everyone, beaches for cliff lovers on the western part, gravel shores on the southern part and everywhere else is mostly sandy. It has beautiful coves for swimming and exploring.
Silba Island is a pretty and peaceful island. It was multiple picturesque beaches, including the shallow sandy bottomed beach of Dobre Vode. Although, the island is relatively flat it has dramatic steep rock forms in Nozdre
Vodice’s harbour is a gorgeous place with much to do, whether that’s having a cold drink, a long lunch or taking a look at the little shops. A short sail from Vodice is the island of Zlarin which is well know for its beautiful coral.
Kaprije is a peaceful farming and fishing island. St Peter’s harbour is in a deeply indented cove which is an excellent shelter from all winds. The local taverns exude hospitality with standout culinary specialities such as multi-coloured risotto and whitefish.
Rogoznicas has something for everyone. There cosmopolitan Marina Frapa which has be dubbed ‘royalty among the Adriatic Marinas’ or for a more serene experience visit the nearby village of Zatoglav. Home to the Brightly coloured Dragon’s Eye, a salt water oval lake with cliffs ranging from 4 to 24 metres surrounding it.
Primošten is known for it turquoise waters, white pebble beaches, rocky coves and vineyards. Buildings of white limestone with red-tiled roofs occupy the perfectly round peninsula that extends out from the mainland into the sea.
