Zlarin: Sea Kayaking, Snorkeling, and Island Tour
Sibenik-Knin County, Croatia
Activity
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Discover the beauty of the Šibenik archipelago on a guided sea kayaking tour. Visit the islands of Prvić and Tijat, swim and snorkel in the Adriatic Sea, and learn about the local culture.
Highlights
- Paddle through the Šibenik archipelago on a guided sea kayaking tour
- Visit the islands of Prvić and Tijat and explore their natural beauty
- Swim and snorkel in the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea
- Discover the history and daily life of the local people on the islands
- Enjoy a short getaway from the rush of the city and relax in nature
Description
Meet your guide in Zlarin and set off on a kayaking adventure through the Šibenik archipelago, one of the most island-dense areas in the Mediterranean. Paddle towards Prvić, a small inhabited island with two settlements, Šepurine and Prvić Luka, famous for its 16th-century citizen, Faust Vrančić, the inventor of the parachute. Take a break for swimming and snorkeling in the crystal-clear waters of the Adriatic Sea. Then, continue to the uninhabited island of Tijat, known for its beautiful bay, popular with sailors for its protection from the wind. Enjoy another stop for swimming and snorkeling before heading back to Zlarin. Throughout the tour, your experienced guide will share insights into the history, natural beauty, and daily life of the local people, offering a unique perspective on this stunning region.Includes
equipment (P&H Scorpio MK 2 performance touring kayak or DAG SOT tandem kayak, carbon fiber Werner paddle, life jacket PeakUK, P&H spray skirt) English-speaking ACA Level 3 coastal kayaking instructor/guide with international experience (wilderness first aid & CPR, boat skipper, biking tour guide) snack and water snorkels insuranceExcludes
transfersImportant Information
- This itinerary is subject to change due to group abilities, weather, water levels, or special events of interest, and to avoid unnecessary risk or discomfort. In the case of severe weather, we reserve the right to conduct alternate programming.