DUGI OTOK KAYAK ADVENTURE
Sea kayaking paradise
Running low on vitamin SEA? Zzuum – Active Vacation has a solution for you. Join Dugi otok kayak tour and enjoy the stunning beauty of the Adriatic coast from your very own sea kayak.
Immerse yourself in the magical harmony of this sea kayaking paradise: charming beaches hidden between the cliffs, small islands and rocks that are just awaiting you to discover them. Lust but not least, find out why beach Sakarun is the most popular on the island!
Tour length: 12 hours
Meeting point: Zadar ferry port (Gaženica)
- 1 Person - Min. number of participants per tour
- 12 People - Max. number of participants per tour
- possible changes of the itinerary during the season
- 8:30 - start
- 20:30 - end
PRICING AND BOOKING
PRICE
- 95 PER PERSON (700 HRK)
INCLUDED
- FERRY & VAN TRANSFER
- SEA KAYAKING GEAR
- CERTIFIED LOCAL GUIDE
- WATERPROOF BAGS FOR PERSONAL BELOGINGS
- INSURANCE
ADDITIONAL INFO
- you will receive booking Confirmation Voucher over e-mail within 12 hours.
- complete operator information, including local telephone numbers at your destination, are included on your confirmation voucher.
Dugi otok kayak tour - one of the best outdoors activities on the Adriatic coast
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CLIFFS, CAVES AND OTHER HIDDEN BEAUTIES
Dugi otok
SAKARUN BEACH
Sakarun beach – 800 meters of finest white sand and turquoise sea – no wonder this is one of the most beautiful and most popular beaches in Zadar County. Here you can enjoy sun and clear water but you can also refresh since there are two catering facilities on the beach.
LIGHTHOUSE VELI RAT
On the north-western side of the island you can visit lighthouse Veli rat. With its 42 meters this is the highest lighthouse in the Adriatic. Near the lighthouse there is the chapel of St. Nicholas, holy patron of the sailors and fishermen. Thanks to the beautiful nature and interesting architecture this place has become popular destination for weddings.
CAVE STRAŠNA PEĆ
The entrance of the cave is 10m wide and 7m tall.The first research in the cave took place in 1900. and the cave is opened for visitors ever since. Stalactites and stalagmites create unusual forms and turn the cave into the place of magic and beauty.