Sailing through the
Zadar Archipelago feels like stepping into a different world. As a company reward, we set out on a
sailboat adventure across the sparkling
Adriatic, hopping from island to island. From the maze of islets in
Kornati National Park to the rugged cliffs of
Dugi Otok, every stop offered quiet coves, charming fishing villages, and unforgettable moments to share with the team.
On the second day, we set sail from our marina in
Sukošan. Our course took us south, passing between
Pašman and the mainland toward the island of
Vrgada. After a short break, we continued around
Kornat, and at its southernmost point, we turned northwest. Sailing through the Kornati National Park was absolutely breathtaking - a maze of islands and crystal-clear waters. We ended the day in
Sali on
Dugi Otok, where we docked our sailboat after covering a total of 87 kilometers.
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| Finally on the sea. |
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| Southernmost point of our voyage (South of island Kornat). |
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| In Kornati National park. |
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| Calm sea. |
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| Sailing past the dramatic cliffs of Rašip Veliki. |
Rašip Veliki's sheer cliffs rise about 60 metres above the Adriatic - slightly higher than the world record cliff jump by Laso Schaller (58.8 m at Cascata del Salto, Switzerland, 2015).
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| Our first day on the sea with co-workers. |
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