



by Zadar tour of islands by speedboat with diving and drinks
This 4-hour speedboat tour in Zadar takes you to several islands and bays in the Adriatic Sea. The first stop is the hidden Otrić Cove, where the boat anchors for about half an hour. Here, passengers can swim, snorkel using the provided equipment, and enjoy included cold drinks. Next, the boat visits Kali, a well-known fishing village in the Zadar archipelago. Visitors have around 70 minutes to explore its narrow stone streets or relax at Srdela Snack, a local fish restaurant serving fresh seafood at reasonable prices. After Kali, the trip continues to Ošljak, the least populated island in the Adriatic. Guests can spend about an hour walking along the island’s panoramic paths or climb to a viewpoint overlooking Zadar and nearby islands. Alternatively, they may swim in the clear sea or rest on the beaches under pine trees. The final stop is Otok Galevac, where the boat anchors near a small island with a monastery. Visitors can swim to the monastery or choose to go to Preko on the island of Ugljan instead. Preko offers old stone streets, a sandy beach, and other local attractions. The tour ends with a meeting on the boat for a drink before returning to Zadar. The tour includes a skipper, fuel, snorkeling gear, and drinks (water and iced tea). There is no toilet on the boat, and towels, food, and parking are not provided. A docking fee applies.
Otrić Cove
The first stop is Otrić, a hidden blue bay where the boat anchors for about 30 minutes. Passengers can swim from the boat, snorkel using the provided gear, and enjoy cold drinks included in the price.
30 min
Kali
After swimming, the boat heads to Kali, the most famous fishing village in the Zadar archipelago. Visitors have approximately 70 minutes to walk through its narrow stone streets or relax at Srdela Snack restaurant, known for fresh local fish served at affordable prices.
70 min
Ošljak Island
Next is Ošljak, the least populated island in the Adriatic. Guests spend about 60 minutes walking along the panoramic promenade or climbing to a viewpoint with views of Zadar and nearby islands. Alternatively, they can swim on the island’s beaches and rest under pine trees.
60 min
Otok Galevac
The final stop is near Otok Galevac, where the boat anchors for about an hour. Visitors can swim to the small island’s monastery or choose to visit Preko on Ugljan island. Preko offers old stone streets, a sandy beach, and local attractions. At the end, guests meet on the boat for a drink before returning to Zadar.
60 min
The boat is located next to a small gas station. You will be greeted by a female person who will take you to the captain of the ship
End point
The boat is located next to a small gas station. You will be greeted by a female person who will take you to the captain of the ship