



by MOLO TOURS
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€50The tour begins at Zadar's Foša harbor with a short briefing before boarding a luxury boat. The boat departs heading south, offering views of Zadar's Old Town as it leaves the harbor. The first stop is a swimming and snorkeling break lasting about 40 minutes, with snorkeling equipment and bottled water provided. Next, the boat visits the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic Sea, home to around 30 residents. This island was historically a quarantine site for Zadar and later became a fishing village. Guests have approximately 45 minutes to explore the island and its natural surroundings. The final stop is near the island of Ugljan at Skoljic, a popular spot for swimming and sightseeing, including an old church and monastery collection. Visitors can also walk around the nearby village of Preko or choose to have a quick lunch during the 60-minute stop. One drink is included on board, with options such as Aperol Spritz, Prosecco, or water. The total duration of the tour is 3 to 4 hours, including travel time between stops. Docking fees must be paid in cash at the islands (10 euros per adult, 5 euros for children under 12). Arrival 5 to 10 minutes early is recommended due to limited parking near the harbor. The itinerary may change depending on weather and sea conditions.
Departure from Foša Harbor
After all guests board, a short briefing explains the plan for the day. The boat leaves Foša harbor, Zadar's oldest harbor, offering clear views of the Old Town as it heads south toward Ugljan Island.
Swimming and Snorkeling Stop
A break of about 40 minutes allows guests to swim and snorkel in the sea.
40 min
Visit to Smallest Inhabited Adriatic Island
This stop lasts approximately 45 minutes on the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic Sea, home to around 30 residents. Historically a quarantine site for Zadar, it later became a fishing village. Guests can walk around the island and enjoy the natural surroundings.
45 min
Skoljic Island Stop
The final stop is about 60 minutes at Skoljic, near Ugljan Island. This location is popular for swimming and sightseeing, including an old church and monastery collection. Visitors can also stroll through the nearby Preko village or stop briefly for lunch.
60 min
We will meet up on the beginning of the pier behind the Foša restaurant. (Not in the Foša harbor which is 50m away, but on the beginning of the pier). If you are late to the tour, boat will start without you and you won´t be able to get a refund. If you are coming by car, it will be hard to park.
End point
We will meet up on the beginning of the pier behind the Foša restaurant. (Not in the Foša harbor which is 50m away, but on the beginning of the pier). If you are late to the tour, boat will start without you and you won´t be able to get a refund. If you are coming by car, it will be hard to park.




by MOLO TOURS
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€50The tour begins at Zadar's Foša harbor with a short briefing before boarding a luxury boat. The boat departs heading south, offering views of Zadar's Old Town as it leaves the harbor. The first stop is a swimming and snorkeling break lasting about 40 minutes, with snorkeling equipment and bottled water provided. Next, the boat visits the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic Sea, home to around 30 residents. This island was historically a quarantine site for Zadar and later became a fishing village. Guests have approximately 45 minutes to explore the island and its natural surroundings. The final stop is near the island of Ugljan at Skoljic, a popular spot for swimming and sightseeing, including an old church and monastery collection. Visitors can also walk around the nearby village of Preko or choose to have a quick lunch during the 60-minute stop. One drink is included on board, with options such as Aperol Spritz, Prosecco, or water. The total duration of the tour is 3 to 4 hours, including travel time between stops. Docking fees must be paid in cash at the islands (10 euros per adult, 5 euros for children under 12). Arrival 5 to 10 minutes early is recommended due to limited parking near the harbor. The itinerary may change depending on weather and sea conditions.
Departure from Foša Harbor
After all guests board, a short briefing explains the plan for the day. The boat leaves Foša harbor, Zadar's oldest harbor, offering clear views of the Old Town as it heads south toward Ugljan Island.
Swimming and Snorkeling Stop
A break of about 40 minutes allows guests to swim and snorkel in the sea.
40 min
Visit to Smallest Inhabited Adriatic Island
This stop lasts approximately 45 minutes on the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic Sea, home to around 30 residents. Historically a quarantine site for Zadar, it later became a fishing village. Guests can walk around the island and enjoy the natural surroundings.
45 min
Skoljic Island Stop
The final stop is about 60 minutes at Skoljic, near Ugljan Island. This location is popular for swimming and sightseeing, including an old church and monastery collection. Visitors can also stroll through the nearby Preko village or stop briefly for lunch.
60 min
We will meet up on the beginning of the pier behind the Foša restaurant. (Not in the Foša harbor which is 50m away, but on the beginning of the pier). If you are late to the tour, boat will start without you and you won´t be able to get a refund. If you are coming by car, it will be hard to park.
End point
We will meet up on the beginning of the pier behind the Foša restaurant. (Not in the Foša harbor which is 50m away, but on the beginning of the pier). If you are late to the tour, boat will start without you and you won´t be able to get a refund. If you are coming by car, it will be hard to park.