All about Motorboat hire in Zadar
The ultimate way to explore the paradisiac islands situated just off the Dalmatian Coast is with a motorboat rental in Zadar. Cruise to wherever takes your fancy on your own exclusive boat rental as you lap up the sun rays and fresh sea air with your favourite company onboard. There are many uninhabited islands and plenty of spots in tranquil coves for snorkelling and paddle boarding. Dock for the evening and watch the sun melt into the Adriatic Sea from a seafront bar with a glass of rakija.
Sailing Areas in Zadar
Here are a list of the areas (from north to south) where we rent motorboats:
Zadar - Marina Zadar, Port of Zadar
Sukošan - Marina Dalmacija
Biograd na Moru - Marina Kornati, Marina Šangulin
Bibinje - Port Bibinje
Itinerary Ideas, Cuisine and Cocktails in Zadar
We thoroughly suggest exploring Zadar Old Town for exceptional shopping, food and drink. It is strictly pedestrian and also boasts two coastal features which wow visitors; the sea organ and sun salutation.
Vegan and enjoy a cocktail? Visit The Garden Lounge for yummy raw vegan food and delicious cocktails. They also do vegan pizza!
Dolce Vita Caffe is located in a lively part of the Old Town on a narrow side street. They often do special event nights and drink offers, as well as fantastic mojitos!
Not far from Dolce Vita, Bruschetta restaurant is superb if you love mussels or seafood pasta among other scrumptious delights.
For itinerary and charter ideas, look no further than the Zadar Archipelago and the Kornati Islands. These islands are countless and a heaven for aquatic activities or merely unwinding in paradise. You can sail national parks such as Kornati Park, or moor in tranquil villages where you can bathe in crystal clear serenity.
Try renting a motorboat in Split to discover even more croatian beauties!
Travel Tips for Zadar
The quickest way to get to Zadar is by plane as Zadar has its own airport (ZAD). The distance by car is just 12 km and takes approximately 20 minutes. You can get a bus or taxi to the city centre. The latter, of course, is more costly.