General
Panorama cruise is journey by boat across Zadar’s Canal and nearby coast of Island Ugljan, panoramic sightseeing of authentic and traditional Dalmatian island villages (Preko, Kali, island Ošljak) with possibility of short stoppage on a tiny Island Ošljak (the smallest inhabited Croatian island) as well as close sightseeing of historical Zadar.
This tour is recommended for organized groups with a limited stay in Zadar.
Price : only on enquiry for organized groups
Reservations : recommended at least seven days in advance
Duration : ~1,5 – 2 hrs (departure and arrival time on group convenience)
TIPS :
An absolute must during your stay in Zadar.
Magnificent panoramic view of Zadar.
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