• Greeting to the Sun - Il Saluto al Sole - Accessible by boat - This monument symbolizes the solar system with proportional figures, where each planet, including the Sun, is crafted from solar panels.
• Sea Organ (Morske Orgulje) - Accessible by boat - A major city attraction and an architectural marvel. Experience a unique connection with nature.
• Obala kralja Petra Krešimira IV - Accessible by boat - Uncover why locals have a profound emotional bond with it, inspiring numerous songs.
• Queen Jelena Madijevka Park - The city’s oldest park, established in 1829. Explore the mystery of the ‘Zadar paradox’—why the old town is the greenest area in the city.
• The Five Wells Square - A historical site crucial to the defense system during the Ottoman invasions of the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, it hosts festivals and concerts, including the annual Christmas market.
• Church of St. Simon - Discover the treasure within the Church of St. Simeon and its international significance.
• Narodni trg - The heart of Zadar’s urban life since medieval times, where the city’s urban identity was formed, and the first bars appeared in the early 18th century.
• Široka ulica - Stroll along the main street of the old town - Kalelarga - a path trodden since Roman times.
• Roman Forum - The city’s premier cultural site, the largest Roman forum on the eastern Adriatic. Hear tales of ancient urban life and delve into Zadar’s vibrant history.

• Learning about Zadar’s history, culture, and local lifestyle
• Short scenic cruise around Old Town on a historic Gajeta boat
• Story of the traditional Gajeta boat and its role in daily coastal life
• Local tour guide and skipper
• Personal and relaxed tour experience in a small group setting
• Boat ride and a guided Old Town tour in just 90 minutes
• Traditional Dalmatian snacks and water served on board

Climb aboard the cherished “sea lady” — the Gajeta — and set sail on an unparalleled adventure.

This vessel is more than just a boat; she is a storyteller, a guardian of memories from an era when island life was in harmony with the tides. It was a time when families were rooted to the shore, fishermen dominated the coastline, and the sea was a lifestyle, not just a view.

Feel the wind in your hair as she gracefully moves across the water, sharing tales that will stay with you long after the voyage concludes — stories interwoven with the aroma of salt, the gentle sound of waves, and golden light dancing on ancient stones.

Next, enter the very core of the city — just as powerful generals and humble fishermen once did. Walk the path where the sea met the land, and discover the living history of a city that emerged from the waves — a city molded by the sea, and still beating with its rhythm today.

• Not recommended for non-swimmers
• Not recommended for people prone to seasickness

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.