Zadar archipelago

The Zadar archipelago is part of the unique Dalmatian coast, which was created by the flooding of mountains parallel to the coastline. It is characterized by the occurrence of many elongated islands and peninsulas, separated by deep straits. This type of coast was created by the rise in sea level. The coastline is long and rugged, which guarantees excellent conditions for sailors. Hundreds of wild bays hiding beautiful beaches, rocky slopes, crystal clear sea with fabulous colors - wonderful landscapes are here at every step at your fingertips.

The Zadar archipelago is the most densely populated island area in the Adriatic, with more than three hundred islands, islets and reefs, which greatly contributes to the famous slogan that Croatia is known as the "land of a thousand islands". However, most of these islands are uninhabited, offering boaters numerous secluded and secluded spots and beautiful beaches where only seagulls keep them company, and the only sound is the sound of the waves.