5-Day Zadar Yacht Charter: Secluded Coves & Gastronomic Delights in the Kornati
Experience the epitome of a luxury Zadar yacht charter, focusing on the serene and often untouched beauty of the Kornati archipelago and its surrounding islands. This five-day journey is crafted for those seeking tranquil anchorages, exceptional local cuisine, and the privacy only a yacht provides in the Northern Dalmatian Islands. Discover hidden bays perfect for swimming and snorkelling, indulge in fresh, locally sourced ingredients prepared in traditional konobas, and witness sunsets over an untouched horizon. A Zadar yacht charter truly unlocks the Adriatic's quieter charms.
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- DAY 01
Zadar to Iž (Veli Iž)
Depart Zadar and set course for Veli Iž on the island of Iž. This charming, unspoiled island offers a glimpse into traditional island life away from the crowds.
- Exploring the Veli Iž ceramic workshop
- Swimming in nearby secluded coves
- Visiting the Church of St. Peter and Paul
- Enjoying a quiet evening stroll
- Anchorage
- Veli Iž Marina
- Dining
- Konoba Barba (authentic local dishes)
- DAY 02
Kornati National Park (Žut)
Sail into the Kornati National Park, anchoring at the island of Žut. Known for its rugged beauty and excellent olive oil, it offers several beautiful bays.
- Hiking to the peak of Žut for panoramic views
- Snorkelling in Luka Žut bay
- Sampling local olive oil
- Enjoying the tranquility of an uninhabited island
- Anchorage
- ACI Marina Žut
- Dining
- Konoba Fešta (renowned for fresh seafood and lamb)
- DAY 03
Kornati National Park (Piskera)
Continue deeper into the Kornati, finding a peaceful anchorage near Piskera. This area is perfect for truly disconnecting and appreciating the natural landscape.
- Exploring the small Piskera island
- Diving or snorkelling in pristine waters
- Observing the impressive Kornati cliffs
- Stargazing from a quiet anchorage
- Anchorage
- Marina Piškera
- Dining
- Restaurant Jadra (simple, fresh fish from local fishermen)
- DAY 04
Dugi Otok (Brbinjšćica Bay)
Head to the western side of Dugi Otok, to the stunning Brbinjšćica Bay. This secluded bay is famous for its 'Dragon's Eye' cave and crystal-clear waters, perfect for a private swim.
- Swimming into the Dragon's Eye cave
- Exploring the Golubinka cave by dinghy
- Relaxing on the pebble beach
- Enjoying a private lunch aboard in the bay
- Anchorage
- Brbinjšćica Bay (anchorage)
- Dining
- Onboard chef or packed gourmet picnic
- DAY 05
Zadar
Enjoy a final morning swim before a leisurely cruise back to Zadar. Use the afternoon to revisit a favourite spot or explore something new in the city.
- Last chance to visit Zadar's Green Market
- Enjoying a final gelato by the Sea Organ
- Shopping for local souvenirs
- Reflecting on the serene island experiences
- Anchorage
- Marina Tankerkomerc
- Dining
- Proto Food&More (modern twist on Dalmatian cuisine)
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