Zadar, once an island separated from the mainland by a deep moat, boasts one of the region’s richest histories. For over a millennium, it was the capital of independent Dalmatia and so held great sway with Rome, Venice and other empires. Its impressive city walls attest to its might, and the bold Romanesque architecture of its three churches embodies its religious influence. A maze of cobblestone streets winds through its magnificent Old Town, a remarkable repository of red-roofed, medieval stone houses.
Shore Excursions
Shore excursions vary by each itinerary and are subject to change.
Walking Tour of Zadar
Discover the former capital of Dalmatia by foot, visiting two of its most revered churches.
Pag: A Cheeselover’s Paradise
Immerse yourself in the slow pace of yesterday during a half-day exploration of the island of Pag.
Vrana Lake Nature Park & Ocean Vistas
Stroll the banks of the largest lake in Croatia, a protected nature park teeming with birdlife.
Picturesque Zadar Hinterland
Travel into the heart of Croatia’s countryside to two of its most scenic corners.
Exclusive Yacht Cruise in the Kornati Archipelago
Cruise in high style among the Kornati islands, the Mediterranean’s most concentrated archipelago.
Lace Workshop on Pag Island
Learn about the long-cherished tradition of lace making on Pag island, a historic island of immense beauty.
Krka National Park & Zadar
Venture into Croatia’s picturesque countryside to Krka National Park, a rich blend of natural and cultural beauty.
Historic Šibenik & Culinary Delights
View the oldest Croatian town on the Dalmatian Coast and sample delicious local delicacies.
Krka National Park & Dubrava Falconry Center
Explore falcon conservation efforts, take in the waterfalls of Krka National Park and lunch in historic Skadin.
Videos
Croatian Language Lesson
Learn a few useful Croatian words and phrases with Ivana, your Viking tutor. Živjeli!
Traditional Olive Oil from Croatia
Join Karine in the tiny village of Orašac, Croatia, as she learns centuries-old techniques to make organic extra virgin olive oil at a 250-year-old mill, a living museum.
