



by Boatum
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.€40This four-hour luxury speedboat tour departs from Zadar and visits three Adriatic islands: Ošljak, Galevac, and Preko. The first stop is Ošljak, the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic with 35 residents. Guests have about 80 minutes here, including a 15-minute walk to the island’s top for panoramic views of the Zadar region and canal. The skipper provides information about the island’s traditional lifestyle, including olive growing and fishing. Next, the boat anchors near Otok Galevac, also known as Školjić, for 45 minutes. This area is known for clear waters and rich underwater life, making it suitable for snorkeling with equipment provided on board. Visitors can also walk through a pine forest, visit a monastery museum dedicated to Saint Paul the Hermit, and relax on secluded beaches. The tour ends with one hour in Preko, a small town featuring beaches, local restaurants, and bars by the sea. Guests can explore the town and enjoy the local atmosphere. On-board WiFi is available throughout the trip. Docking fees are not included and must be paid separately.
Ošljak Island
Visit the Adriatic's smallest inhabited island with 35 residents. The skipper provides information about local life, including fishing and olive growing. Guests can walk to the island’s summit in 15 minutes to see views of the Zadar region and canal. The hike is easy and suitable for all ages. The island is also known for its beaches.
80 min
Otok Galevac
Anchor near Galevac, also called Školjić, for 45 minutes to snorkel in clear waters rich with marine life. Guests can walk in the pine forest, see historical sights, and visit the monastery museum dedicated to Saint Paul the Hermit. The island offers peaceful beaches and a combination of natural and cultural attractions.
45 min
Preko
Spend one hour in Preko, a small town with beaches and sea-side bars. Guests can explore the town, enjoy local food, and relax by the water. Preko is a lively spot in Zadar County known for its welcoming atmosphere.
60 min
Main pier on Zadar’s waterfront (Riva).Look for a guide wearing a white polo t-shirt.
End point
Main pier on Zadar’s waterfront (Riva).Look for a guide wearing a white polo t-shirt.




by Boatum
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.€40This four-hour luxury speedboat tour departs from Zadar and visits three Adriatic islands: Ošljak, Galevac, and Preko. The first stop is Ošljak, the smallest inhabited island in the Adriatic with 35 residents. Guests have about 80 minutes here, including a 15-minute walk to the island’s top for panoramic views of the Zadar region and canal. The skipper provides information about the island’s traditional lifestyle, including olive growing and fishing. Next, the boat anchors near Otok Galevac, also known as Školjić, for 45 minutes. This area is known for clear waters and rich underwater life, making it suitable for snorkeling with equipment provided on board. Visitors can also walk through a pine forest, visit a monastery museum dedicated to Saint Paul the Hermit, and relax on secluded beaches. The tour ends with one hour in Preko, a small town featuring beaches, local restaurants, and bars by the sea. Guests can explore the town and enjoy the local atmosphere. On-board WiFi is available throughout the trip. Docking fees are not included and must be paid separately.
Ošljak Island
Visit the Adriatic's smallest inhabited island with 35 residents. The skipper provides information about local life, including fishing and olive growing. Guests can walk to the island’s summit in 15 minutes to see views of the Zadar region and canal. The hike is easy and suitable for all ages. The island is also known for its beaches.
80 min
Otok Galevac
Anchor near Galevac, also called Školjić, for 45 minutes to snorkel in clear waters rich with marine life. Guests can walk in the pine forest, see historical sights, and visit the monastery museum dedicated to Saint Paul the Hermit. The island offers peaceful beaches and a combination of natural and cultural attractions.
45 min
Preko
Spend one hour in Preko, a small town with beaches and sea-side bars. Guests can explore the town, enjoy local food, and relax by the water. Preko is a lively spot in Zadar County known for its welcoming atmosphere.
60 min
Main pier on Zadar’s waterfront (Riva).Look for a guide wearing a white polo t-shirt.
End point
Main pier on Zadar’s waterfront (Riva).Look for a guide wearing a white polo t-shirt.