Step aboard our beloved old “sea lady” — the Gajeta — and embark on a journey like no other.
She’s more than just a boat — she’s a storyteller, a keeper of memories from the days when island life beat to the rhythm of the tides. A time when families were anchored to the shore, fishermen ruled the coast, and the sea was not a view, but a way of life.
Feel the breeze in your hair as she gently glides across the water, whispering tales you’ll carry with you long after the journey ends — stories woven with the scent of salt, the sound of soft waves, and golden light dancing on ancient stone.
Then, step into the very heart of the city — entering just as mighty generals and humble fishermen once did. Walk the path where sea met land, and uncover the living history of a city that rose from the waves — a city shaped by the sea, and still pulsing with its rhythm today.
The guide will be waiting by the boat.
Visible by boat - The monument that represents the solar system in proportional figures, and each planet, including the Sun, is made of solar panels.
Visible by boat - One of the city’s main attractions and a true architectural masterpiece. Connect with nature in a truly unique way.
Visible by boat - Discover why locals feel such a deep sentimental connection to it—and why so many songs have been written about it.
Original sea entrance - The majestic Renaissance gate to the old town of Zadar, part of the fortification system listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The oldest park in the city, opened in 1829. Discover the secret behind the 'Zadar paradox'—why the old town is the greenest neighborhood in the entire city.
Historical landmark that played a significant role in the defense system during the Ottoman invasions of the 16th and 17th centuries. Today, it serves as a popular venue for festivals and concerts, including the annual Christmas market.
Find out what treasure the Church of St. Simeon holds and what makes it significant even on an international level.
The center of urban life in Zadar since medieval times where the city’s urban identity took shape, and where the first bars opened already in early 18th century.
Walk along the main street of the old town - Kalelarga - which has been walked upon since Roman times.
City's most important cultural site, the largest Roman forum on the eastern Adriatic. You'll hear stories of urban life in ancient times and learn about the dynamic history of Zadar.
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