The captivating world of Kornati is located off Croatia’s north Dalmatian Coast, a hundred and forty seven islands, an Adriatic paradise!

As it is only accessible by boat, we begin in Biograd to a magical world of cliffs, coves, underwater caves and small rocky islands.

A large section of the archipelago, which extends for two hundred and thirty four square kilometres, was designated as a national park in 1980. Of this, sixty nine square miles are islands the remainder being a maritime reserve with amazingly rich marine fauna.

Školj Mountain is the highest point on Dugi Otok Island and is well known for two natural phenomena: its mile-long and up to one hundred and sixty metre high white coastal cliffs and the Mir Jezero, a salt water lake.

On the last day of Creation, God crowned His work by creating Kornati, out of tears, the cosmos and a whisper of breath. Kornati, one of the most beautiful water worlds on Earth!