Božava military tunnels:

Your first stop is the quiet island village of Božava, where you’ll explore mysterious Cold War–era military tunnels, once used to protect the island and its people.

Sunken ship Michele:

Next, head toward Veli Rat, home to a sunken 18th-century shipwreck resting just below the surface. Grab your snorkeling gear and drift above the site — you’ll see remnants of the past scattered across the seabed, perfectly preserved in the crystal-clear water.

Golubinka Sea Cave:

The adventure continues at Brbinjšćica Bay, where you’ll visit the spectacular Golubinka Sea Cave and the mysterious Dragon’s Eye, natural formations that make this part of Dugi Otok truly unique.

Sakarun Beach:

It’s time to unwind at Sakarun Beach, another protected area known for its white sand, shallow turquoise sea, and relaxed island atmosphere. Swim, stroll the shore, or simply stretch out under the sun before continuing to the next highlight.

Veli Rat Lighthouse:

Famous Veli Rat Lighthouse, built in 1849. It’s the tallest in the Adriatic and sits on Punta Bjanka, a protected nature area with breathtaking coastal views — a perfect stop for lunch. You can enjoy fresh, affordable Dalmatian dishes at a local fisherman family’s restaurant (cash only), or bring your own meal if you prefer — it’s a long, full-day adventure, so plan accordingly.

Sabusa bay:

For your last stop of the day you will visit a Hidden gem of a bay a beautiful sandy bay located near island Molat. A perfect shallow sandy bay to refresh after lunch and call it a perfect day. Cruise back toward Zadar refreshed, sun-soaked, and satisfied.

Arrive back at: Molo Branimira