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If you are staying in the historic city of Zadar, you’ve probably gazed at the horizon and wondered about the long, dramatic island stretching across the sea. That is Dugi Otok (literally meaning "Long Island"), a place where untouched nature, turquoise waters, and peaceful Dalmatian charm still reign supreme. While you could easily spend weeks exploring its hidden coves, a Zadar to Dugi Otok day trip is the perfect way to experience the island's highlights.

Looking for fun and exciting things to do on Dugi Otok? Here's a list of sights and activities that will take your breath away.

The cave Strašna peć is located on Dugi otok near Savar.

Golubinka Cave is a hidden treasure of Dugi otok. In the immediate vicinity of the bay Brbišćica, it is a real magnet for visitors, but before the visit, good preparation is needed.

Our team is small, only 3-4 people per season who do everything necessary: booking accommodation, excursions, boats, organizing transfers, providing information, etc. We are small, reliable and efficient.

Posidonia meadows are an integral part of Sakarun Bay, its seasonally discarded leaves accumulate on the mainland during the year. Take care of Sakarun beach!