ZADAR
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The 8 most popular kayaking adventures in Zadar. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Full-day sea kayaking on Dugi Otok from Zadar: sea caves, cliff jumps, shipwreck snorkeling, and Sakarun beach picigin.
“The guide was very helpful and caring! Both of the guys were very supportive!”
Kayak the Zrmanja and Krupa rivers from near Zadar, with expert guides, waterfall moments, and optional pickup. Gear included.
“Our family truly enjoyed this trip. The tour lasted about four hours, and we covered around ten kilometers at a light yet steady, sporty pace. We made three short stops along the way, which was just right — though I’d say the pace suits someone with a bit of prior experience in such adventures.”
Full-day sea kayaking from Zadar to Dugi Otok cliffs, caves, a shipwreck snorkel stop, and Sakarun Beach for picigin.
“Our family had the most amazing time on the sea kayaking trip in Dugi Otok! From start to finish, everything was perfectly organized, fun, and truly memorable.”
Kayak Dugi Otok from Zadar for a full 8 hours: sandy Veli Žal, a color-shifting sea cave swim, and optional cliff jumps with ACA guides.
Half-day guided kayak safari on Croatia’s Zrmanja River from Zadar. Swim in clear water, see waterfalls, family-friendly guides. $76.
“Everything's great”
Kayak Dugi Otok from Zadar: ferry to Brbinj, paddle to Veli Žal and caves, snorkel gear included, small group.
“Great Day Kayaking - Maté is an excellent guide, and made us feel safe and welcome. The day was sunny, the ocean calm, we we saw a couple of hidden coves, caves, and islands. All in all it was a great adventure. the transportation van he had that day was a but rundown, and had…”
6-hour boat tour from Novigrad linking three seas, cruising the Zrmanja canyon, swim stops, and lunch at Kalada for about $94.
Paddle Zadar’s Adriatic coast on a 3-hour sea kayak route past the Sea Organ, Salutation to the Sun, Roman Forum views, and a swim stop.
