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• Route 406 notes: Foot-passenger only ferry, cars are not permitted on board the ferry m/b Anamarija. Run by ferry company G&V Iadera . The entire ferry route departs from Zadar and returns from Zaglav , also stopping at Sali , visiting Croatian mainland and Dugi Otok island . Bikes and Scooters are allowed on this route. This crossing is part of Route 406, which starts in Zadar, via Sali to Zaglav, and sailing back to Zadar from Zaglav only with no stops in Sali.
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National ship line no.406 Zadar – Sali (Dugi Otok) – Zaglav (Dugi otok) and backward

National ship line no.406 connects Zadar with island Dugi otok

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About ship line no.406

National ship line no.406 connects Zadar with island Dugi otok and it’s ports  Sali and Zaglav .

Motor ship Anamarija maintaines national ship line no.406.

Motor ship Anamarija has the capacity for 250 passengers. They can use 3 inside air-conditioned lounges, coffee bar, as well as luggage and other heavy cargo transport space.

Passengers who wish to enjoy outdoor sail, can use seating space on upper deck.

Find out more about  motor ship Anamarija .

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• 2024 – Timetable – National ship line no.406 Zadar – Sali (Long Island) – Zaglav (Long Island) – Zadar

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No. 406 Zadar – Sali – Zaglav

• Off-season pricelist is valid from 01.01.- 30.05. i 30.09.- 31.12.2023. Season pricelist is valid from 31.05.-29.09.2023.
• Islanders pricelist (only for island residents), pricelist for children from age 3 to 12 and for public services is valid during whole year.
• Children from age 0 to 3 travel free of charge, with requirement of issuing the ticket.
• Pets travel free of charge. They can be transferred only if they don`t represent danger or disturb for the passengers or the ship, and they cannot be taken into the indoor space and lounge.
• Bicycle transfer is charged 3,32 € (in one direction), payment on the ship (cash only/Eur).
• Ticket price includes port charges and VAT.
• Ticket price is equal for both directions.

Prices for goods transport – ship Anamarija

Payment on the ship (cash only/Euros).

• 100 kilos of various goods – 2,39 €
• Various goods by volume (for 1m³) – 4,78 €
• Stoves, fridges, washing machines, TV and other household appliances – 3,98 €
• Bike – 3,32 €
• Scooter – 4,78 €

Pr ice for luggage transport (for every 10 kilos) = 0,46 €

Hand luggage up to 20 kilos is free of charge.

All prices are for one-way ticket!

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Destinations.

Državna brzobrodska linija br.9406 Zadar – Sali (Dugi otok) – Zaglav (Dugi otok) – Bršanj (Iž) – Zadar

Državna brzobrodska linija br.9406 povezuje Zadar sa Dugim otokom.

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Državna brzobrodska linija br.9406 povezuje Zadar sa Dugim otokom, a pristaje u  lukama Sali i Zaglav te u luku Bršanj (otok Iž) za vrijeme školske godine.

Državnu brodsku liniju br.9406 održava brzi brod Melita.

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br. 9406 Zadar – Sali – Zaglav – Bršanj

• Izvansezonski cjenik vrijedi za razdoblje od 01.01. – 30.05. i 30.09. – 31.12.2024. , a sezonski od 31.05. – 29.09.2024.
• Otočni cjenik i cjenik za javne službe vrijede tijekom cijele godine.
• Cjenik za djecu od 3 – 12 godina vrijedi tijekom cijele godine.
• Djeca od 0 – 3 godine putuju besplatno, izdaje im se putna karta.
• Prijevoz kućnih ljubimaca ne naplaćuje se, no nije dozvoljeno držati ih na sjedalima u putničkom salonu.
• Prijevoz bicikli naplaćuje se 25,00 kn / 3,32 € (u jednom smjeru), a naplata se vrši na brodu prilikom ukrcaja (gotovina).
• Prijevoz tereta nije dozvoljen.
• Dodatna prtljaga naplaćuje se, ovisno o količini, na brodu prilikom ukrcaja (gotovina).
• U cijenu karte uključene su lučke pristojbe i PDV.

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Yacht & Catamaran Charter in Zadar, Croatia

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Sailing from Zadar

Zadar is a great place to set sail from. - it has terrific weather and sailing conditions, and it's the perfect starting point for exploring the Kornati islands - 89 completely unspoilt islands out in the Adriatic sea which are home to a vast range of stunning beaches, cute villages, delightful bays and teeming with wildlife.  You can also head up the coastline to get way, way off the beaten track and find secluded beaches just for you, or south to find the most heart-shaped island in the world!

Zadar itself is a city which has gained in international prominence in recent years and is fast developing into a major tourist destination in its own right - people flock here to see its Roman history and architecture, and a fun-loving atmosphere - and it's even better to see it all from the sea. We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for sailors (and an easy cruising ground for experienced ones).  Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to October.

 MUST-SEE:  Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in Lover's Island , the most heart-shaped island on the planet, the idyllic ancient fishing village of Veli Iz , and the amazing beaches and beautiful panoramic views of the Kornati National Park .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  Both marinas we use in Zadar are c. 15 minutes drive from Zadar airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €35-45.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

 WHAT NEXT?  Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.

Zadar is a great place to set sail from. - it has terrific weather and sailing conditions, and it's the perfect starting point for exploring the Kornati islands - 89 completely unspoilt islands out in the Adriatic sea which are home to a vast range of stunning beaches, cute villages, delightful bays and teeming with wildlife.  You can also head up the coastline to get way, way off the beaten track and find secluded beaches just for you, or south to find the most heart-shaped island in the world!

Zadar itself is a city which has gained in international prominence in recent years and is fast developing into a major tourist destination in its own right - people flock here to see its Roman history and architecture, and a fun-loving atmosphere - and it's even better to see it all from the sea. We can help you find and book your ideal yacht or catamaran, with one of our trusted Charter Partners - just get in touch or search in the pink box with live prices and availability !  

 SAILING RATING:  Beginner - With easy line-of-sight navigation, clear waters and light winds it's a great start point for sailors (and an easy cruising ground for experienced ones).  Peak season is July & August, but you can sail here from March to October.

 MUST-SEE:  Our full suggested itinerary is further down the page, but we'd highly recommend taking in Lover's Island , the most heart-shaped island on the planet, the idyllic ancient fishing village of Veli Iz , and the amazing beaches and beautiful panoramic views of the Kornati National Park .

 WHAT WE CAN OFFER:  We have a great range of yachts and catamarans available for charter from our trusted Charter Partners, all available bareboat or Skippered. We can also arrange a Hostess, Personal Chef and other crew.

 GETTING THERE:  Both marinas we use in Zadar are c. 15 minutes drive from Zadar airport. We can organise transfers for you - a 4 person taxi is c. €35-45.

 WHY BOOK WITH US?  We only work with the very best professional charter operators , who we have met, know, and trust to give you the same outstanding customer service as you'll get from PlainSailing.com.  

 WHAT NEXT?  Use the pink box to search for yachts or catamarans with LIVE pricing & availability - if you have any other questions or requests, get in touch via Live Chat, the Contact Form , or by phone.

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Suggested sailing itinerary, wind & weather conditions, marina details, sample prices   -   zadar sailing itinerary  -   wind & weather  -   marina details.

6-day Sailing Itinerary from Zadar

There’s so much to see and so many places to visit from Zadar, that one week just isn’t long enough to see and visit them all. Most places you go, you’ll find unspoilt beaches, bays, cliffs and islands, along with idyllic little fishing and farming villages, so you can’t go too far wrong, even if you just follow your nose and decide spontaneously where to go.

This route takes in a lot of the nearby islands and clocks in at 116 nautical miles – which works out at just under 20 nM a day. As you’ll likely be going at a pace of 5 knots or above, that means the sailing should only take 4-5 hours a day, which leaves plenty of time to go at a leisurely pace, to explore your start or end destinations in depth, or to take your time and bob into bays, swim on some beaches, practice man-overboard drills, or just relax.

As we’ll be spending a night in the Kornati marine national park, it’s worth buying an entry pass in advance (since the ticket inspectors will sting you for an extra 50%, and they patrol the islands every night). The unwritten rule is that you need a pass for every day that you’re in the national park after 4pm, so if you’re following our itinerary, a one day pass should suffice.  

From Zadar, we’re heading in a north-westerly direction. You’ll pass lots of other charter yachts heading other directions, but we’re heading off the beaten track to a small farming village on the island of Ist. The prevailing wind is landward from the sea, so it should be a simple reach or broad reach to sail there.

Ist is an island of vines and olive groves, as well as sandy beaches, and it’s a quiet and tranquil place to spend the night, even though there are ferry connections to other islands. There’s a couple of bars and a church, but essentially this is a place to get away from it all and to enjoy life on the ocean waves.  

There are beaches on the south side of Molat, or you could pop into the town itself – which, oddly enough, was visited by King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson in 1939. But then we’re heading in a south-westerly direction, reaching against the prevailing wind as we follow the channels between the islands and to the east side of Iz.

Veli Iz is a small fishing village which also happens to have its own Roman fort and 14th century church. Founded by fishermen way back when, the village also has a number of decent seafood restaurants, and is famous for its decorative pottery (for which there is even a museum). Sadly, though there were 70 pottery companies on the island in bygone years, there is now only one left.  

You certainly need to stock up because Zut is out in the wilderness. Situated in a sheltered bay which has been used by sailors for centuries, the tourist board built a pontoon and walkway in the bay in recent years to make it easier for sailors to get to shore, and to increase the number of jobs on the island by 1200% - from 1 to 12 people.

When you moor up you’ll find a couple of small shops and bars or eateries (don’t rely on them to be open, just in case, but they’re good if they are), and not much else. It’s a very peaceful bay to spend the night in, and a very unspoilt island to explore.  

There are beaches and bays to explore, and you’re allowed to walk on the islands if you dare to brave the heat. The view from the top of the hills is certainly quite special, but it can take a bit of effort to get there.

From Zut, we’re heading west (likely beating or close-hauled) to pass over the top of Kornati island - the biggest island in the national park – and following down it’s western coast in a south-easterly direction, probably in a broad reach against the prevailing summer wind. Enjoy weaving your way around the islands, finding beaches, bays and even bars on the largely unspoilt islands. You need to head slightly west to ensure that you hit the west coast of Piskera, but it is fairly straight-forward to find the well-sheltered marina and to moor up for the night.

Piskera is similar to Zut in that it is a marina which was built primarily to make the Kornati islands easier for sailors to explore, so you won’t find a town here – though you will find a restaurant, an over-priced shop (but heck, it’s in the middle of nowhere, so it can’t be easy to stock it up!) and modern toilet facilities. It should be another tranquil night, although the bar here can get quite lively if there are enough sailors in the marina.  

Starting in a south-easterly direction until we reach the southern tip of Kornati island, we then need to bear north-easterly to traverse across the channel to Murter. This should be a simple run with the prevailing wind, and you might be able to get away with a broad reach, but bonus marks are available if you manage to goose-wing your way back towards the mainland.

Murter is the largest town on the island of Murter (which isn’t really an island any more, since the arrival of a road connection to the mainland). Surrounded by brilliant beaches, it’s also popular with land-lubbing tourists, and there’s plenty of lively bars and restaurants along the waterfront, which will make a change of atmosphere from Piskera and Zut.

The best beaches are on the west coast, and you could anchor up here if you had time, or, if you fancy some exercise, you could walk to the top of the hill (where there is world war two military base) and enjoy watching the sun set over the Kornati islands.  

Working our way up the coast, we’ll sail past Biograd, which is one of the most popular charter bases in Europe, and the home to the biggest boat show in Croatia (check out our destination guide for Biograd if you want to find out more about it, but it’s not worth stopping there today as it will be busy with people returning their charter yachts).

Further up the channel is lovers island. This is the most perfect heart-shaped island in the world. It was only really ‘discovered’ after the invention of Google Earth, but it’s now a romantic destination in it’s own right, and hundreds of people come and propose here each year. It’s a romantic place to go, and it’s traditional to loop around the island (or make a heart shape on your plotter if you’re skilled enough) if you’re going past it, and throwing a euro into the waters around here is supposed to sort out your love life.

Follow the coast further north and you’ll arrive back at Sukosan (the biggest marina in Croatia) or Zadar marina. You should refuel your yacht or catamaran before returning the boat to roughly the same space you took her from on day one. Someone will come and inspect the boat, but you’ll still be sleeping on her tonight.

If you’ve not had chance to visit the old town of Zadar, then now is a good time to go and see the 3,000 year old UNESCO world heritage site. Most bars near both marina’s will be lively with happy sailors recounting their adventures to anyone who will listen tonight, and it’s the last night of the holiday for so many people that it shouldn’t be difficult to find a lively atmosphere.

Hopefully you’ve been impressed by the sun, sea, sailing and general tranquillity of the Croatian islands, hopefully your crew all got on well together (and maybe there was a holiday romance?), and hopefully you’ve had a brilliant, enjoyable and relaxing holiday. Have a safe trip home, and, when you start to miss the sea and the sunshine, remember to visit PlainSailing.com to start planning your next epic adventure!

Sailing Conditions

The winds are particularly reliable throughout the sailing season, when local sailors claim that they can set their watch by them: there are Mistral winds during the day which peak between 9am and mid-day, then take a break for a couple of hours, before returning (“after lunch”) for another few hours at 3pm until dusk, when the winds die down to a light breeze, if anything at all.

The daytime winds are usually Force 4 or Force 5, and their prevailing direction is landward, which is driven by the sun – as the land warms up and the air above it rises during the day, air is sucked from the sea. A little further out from the coast, and away from the Mistral winds, then the winds shoots down the Adriatic channel into the heart of the Mediterranean.

We use three marinas in Zadar, each offering excellent and modern facilities, and great levels of care for our guests.

If you're staying in the area before or after your charter, we can recommend these places that are close to Marina Zadar and D-Marin Borik - Prestige design rooms or El mirador rooms - or these places next to Sukosan - Hotel Joso or White Residence .

Marina Zadar

Marina Zadar is based right in the centre of town, which means it’s quite an atmospheric place to spend the night, and there’s plenty of bars and restaurants. The marina also boasts its own casino!

Marina Dalmacija, Sukosan

The recently built Marina Dalmacija is just 7km to the south of the historic old town (in the suburb of Sukosan), and, with space for 1,200 boats, is the biggest marina in Croatia. It has all the latest mod cons, including a swish beach bar and a waterfront restaurant with stunning decking over the sea.

D-Marin Borik, Zadar

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Trajekt Zadar - Gradska luka → Sali (Dugi otok): plovidbeni redovi i cijene

• Prijevoznik: G&V Line Iadera , Katamaran ( 9406 ) 05:45 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 0h 45m 06:30 ⓘ Sali (Dugi otok) 6,37 € (47,99 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: G&V Line Iadera , Brod ( 406 ) 10:30 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 1h 0m 11:30 ⓘ Sali (Dugi otok) 4,38 € (33,00 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: G&V Line Iadera , Katamaran ( 9406 ) 15:00 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 0h 45m 15:45 ⓘ Sali (Dugi otok) 6,37 € (47,99 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: G&V Line Iadera , Katamaran ( 9406 ) 20:00 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 0h 45m 20:45 ⓘ Sali (Dugi otok) 6,37 € (47,99 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: G&V Line Iadera , Katamaran ( 9406 ) 05:45 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 1h 0m 06:45 ⓘ Zaglav (Dugi otok) 6,37 € (47,99 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: Jadrolinija , Trajekt ( 434 ) 10:00 ⓘ Zadar - Gaženica directions_boat ⟶ 1h 40m 11:40 ⓘ Brbinj (Dugi otok) 6,10 € (45,96 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: G&V Line Iadera , Brod ( 406 ) 10:30 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 1h 25m 11:55 ⓘ Zaglav (Dugi otok) 4,38 € (33,00 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: Jadrolinija , Trajekt ( 434 ) 14:00 ⓘ Zadar - Gaženica directions_boat ⟶ 1h 40m 15:40 ⓘ Brbinj (Dugi otok) 6,10 € (45,96 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: G&V Line Iadera , Katamaran ( 9406 ) 15:00 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 1h 0m 16:00 ⓘ Zaglav (Dugi otok) 6,37 € (47,99 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: Jadrolinija , Katamaran ( 9404 ) 15:00 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 1h 20m 16:20 ⓘ Božava (Dugi otok) 7,70 € (58,02 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: Jadrolinija , Katamaran ( 9404 ) 15:00 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 1h 45m 16:45 ⓘ Brbinj (Dugi otok) 7,70 € (58,02 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: G&V Line Iadera , Katamaran ( 9406 ) 20:00 ⓘ Zadar - Gradska luka directions_boat ⟶ 1h 0m 21:00 ⓘ Zaglav (Dugi otok) 6,37 € (47,99 kn) Cjenik ›
• Prijevoznik: Jadrolinija , Trajekt ( 434 ) 20:30 ⓘ Zadar - Gaženica directions_boat ⟶ 1h 40m 22:10 ⓘ Brbinj (Dugi otok) 6,10 € (45,96 kn) Cjenik ›
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• Katamaran Split - Hvar - Prigradica (Korčula) - Korčula 9608
• Katamaran Dubrovnik - Šipanska Luka (Šipan) - Sobra (Mljet) - Polače (Mljet) - Korčula - Ubli (Lastovo) 9807
• Katamaran Dubrovnik - Korčula - Ubli (Lastovo) 9808
• Katamaran Pula - Rovinj - Poreč - Umag - Venecija
• Katamaran Split - Hvar 9604s
• Katamaran Split - Hvar (Vira) 9605s
• Katamaran Dubrovnik - Korčula - Hvar - Bol (Brač) - Split 9811s
• Katamaran Split - Hvar
• Katamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Korčula - Pomena (Mljet) - Dubrovnik
• Katamaran Split - Bol (Brač) - Makarska - Korčula - Pomena (Mljet) - Dubrovnik
• Katamaran Split - Hvar - Korčula
• Katamaran Split - Hvar (Vira)
• Katamaran Split - Bol (Brač) - Jelsa (Hvar)
• Brod Mali Lošinj - Vele Srakane - Unije - Susak 310
• Brod Ilovik - Mrtvaška (Lošinj) 311
• Brod Zadar - Mali Iž - Veli Iž - Mala Rava - Rava 405
• Brod Zadar - Sali (Dugi otok) - Zaglav (Dugi otok) 406
• Brod Zadar - Preko (Ugljan) 409
• Brod Biograd - Pakoštane - Vrgada 415
• Brod Brodarica - Krapanj 501
• Brod Šibenik - Zlarin - Prvić Luka - Prvić Šepurine - Vodice 505
• Brod Komiža (Vis) - Mezuporat (Biševo) - Salbunara (Biševo) - Porat (Biševo) 612
• Brod Orebić (Pelješac) - Korčula 614
• Brod Dubrovnik - Koločep - Lopud - Suđurađ (Šipan) 807
• Brod Biograd - Vrgada
• Brod Split - Slatine (Čiovo) - Trogir

• Dubrovnik ferry port
• Makarska ferry port
• Porec ferry port
• Prizna ferry port
• Pula ferry port
• Rijeka ferry port
• Rovinj ferry port
• Sibenik ferry port
• Split ferry port
• Stinica ferry port
• Umag ferry port
• Vodice ferry port

Zadar ferry port

• Bol ferry port
• Brestova ferry port
• Hvar ferry port
• Jelsa ferry port
• Korcula ferry port
• Milna ferry port
• Preko ferry port
• Rogac ferry port
• Stari Grad ferry port
• Supetar ferry port
• Ubli ferry port
• Vis ferry port
• Vela Luka ferry port
• Island Brac
• Island Cres
• Island Dugi Otok
• Island Hvar
• Island Korcula
• Island Lastovo
• Island Losinj
• Island Mljet
• Island Pasman
• Island Solta
• Island Ugljan
• Jadrolinija
• TP line Dubrovnik
• Adriatic lines
• G&V Line Zadar
• Rapska Plovidba
• Catamaran Line
• Krilo Shipping Company
• Venezia Lines
• Liberty Lines
• Gomo Viaggi
• Smaller Ferry Companies

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Zadar is a historical town in central Dalmatia which is very popular among tourists. That is why it is perfectly connected to several islands in the Zadar archipelago and there is a connection with Ancona in Italy. 

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All Zadar car ferries are now operated from the ferry terminal in Gaženica , located 4 km southeast of the old town of Zadar. 

The old port of Zadar remains the port for passenger-only ferries, to destinations like e.g. Pula, Rijeka, Mali Losinj, and Silba, just to mention a few.

Zadar Gazenica Ferry Port

The Zadar Gazenica port is located at Gaženička cesta , on the southeastern outskirts of Zadar. The ferry port is connected to the main bus terminal with city bus line Nr. 9.

The ferry port has a great signing system, it is easy for travelers to navigate to the right boarding lanes.

The port has a brand-new terminal building , which boosts facilities like a waiting room, WIFI, restrooms, Jadrolinija ticket office, and several coffee bars. 

Departures from Gazenica Ferry Port

Zadar Old Town Ferry Port

The port in Zadar Center is not a real port, it is simply mooring berths along the northern shore of the old town. The address is Liburnska Obala nr. 4 , and this is the GPS coordinates 44°07’00.8″N 15°13’38.0″E.

The old town ferry port has no facilities, but as it is located on the old town peninsula you have plenty of facilities nearby such as bars, restaurants, shops, a post office, a ticket office, ATM-s, etc. 

Few tips from my site

• I have seen 10 passenger ferries lined up at the port, some from the same company, so make sure to check which one is the right one (If necessary ask the ferry staff)
• There is no shade, so watch out for the sun.

Departures from The old town Port

Video Guide for the ferry ports in Zadar

Getting to and from the ports in Zadar

If you’re staying in Zadar and if you want to reach the islands of Ugljan , Dugi Otok , Iž , Molat , and so on , here is how you get to the main ferry terminal and the old town port near the city centre from different parts of the town:

If you’re staying in the centre of Zadar, the old port is minutes away from most of the historical sights , so you can easily walk there. However, if you want to reach the ferry terminal Gaženica, you have to first take bus number 2 or 4 to the main bus station in Zadar and from there take bus number 9 to the Gaženica ferry terminal.

If you’re staying in Diklo or Borik , you have to take bus number 8 to the main bus station and from there take numbers 2 or 4 to reach the catamaran port in the center or bus number 9 to reach the ferry terminal in Gaženica.

The bus ticket is around 2 Euro, buses run from early morning to late evening.

From all the three parts of the city mentioned above you can also take a taxi, bolt or Uber which won’t cost you a lot since it’s quite a short distance.

If you’re staying outside of Zadar , for example in Petrčane (12 km from Zadar), there are regular bus lines between the main bus station in Zadar and Petrčane. The ticket is only a few euros.

Getting from Zadar airport to the ports

The airport of Zadar – Zemunik is around 10 km from Gaženica ferry terminal and 12 km from the catamaran port. Once you land, you can take a pre-booked transfer (which will cost you around 25 euros) or take a taxi.

There are also shuttle buses running from the airport towards Zadar – the main bus station. From there take numbers 2 or 4 to reach the catamaran port in the centre or the bus number 9 to reach the ferry terminal in Gaženica. The ticket for the shuttle bus is 5 euros and the trip to the main bus station in Zadar takes 15 – 20 minutes.

If you want to read more about transportation from the airport to the ferry terminal, you can click on this link :

Getting from other destinations in Croatia and Europe to Zadar ferry terminal/catamaran port:

Zadar is very well connected by regular or seasonal bus lines to many Croatian and even some European destinations. As mentioned above, the main bus station is located between the catamaran port (2 km) and the Gaženica ferry terminal (3.5 km). Click on this link to see the exact location

You might also want to choose to travel by car and you can choose both the highway or the coastal road. When you enter the city of Zadar, depending on where you want to go – Gaženica ferry terminal or the catamaran port (located right in the centre), you simply follow the signs and you’ll find it without a problem .

Map Showing the location of the ferry terminals in Zadar

List of ferry and catamaran routes from Zadar

Car ferry routes from gazenica port.

• 401 Zadar (Gaženica) – Ist – Olib – Silba – Premuda – Mali Lošinj
• 431 Zadar (Gaženica) – Osijak – Preko (Ugljan)
• 433 Zadar (Gaženica) – Rivanj – Sestrunj – Zverinac – Molat
• 434 Zadar (Gaženica) – Brbinj (Dugi otok)
• 425 Zadar (Gaženica) – Bršanj (Iž) – Rava – Mala Rava
• Zadar – Ancona

Catamarans and ships from Zadar old town port

• Zadar– Preko (Ugljan)
• 9403 Zadar – Molat – Brgulje – Zapuntel – Ist
• 9404 Zadar – Rivanj – Sestrunj – Zverinac – Božava – Brbinj
• 405 Zadar – Mali Iž – Veli Iž – Mala Rava – Rava
• 9406 Zadar – Sali (Dugi Otok) – Zaglav (Dugi Otok) – Bršanj (Iž)
• 9405 Zadar – Iž – Rava
• 9141 Zadar – Silba – Ilovik – Mali Lošinj – Susak – Unije – Pula
• 9401 Zadar – Premuda – Silba – Olib
• 406 Zadar – Sali – Zaglav

FAQ Ferry Zadar

In Zadar there are two ferry ports, one is Zadar Gazenica which is the car ferry terminal and the other is the foot passenger port which is located on the north side of the old town in Zadar

The old town port, where fast ferry depart is on the north side of the old town, the car ferry port Gazenica is 3.5 km from the old town.

No, there used to be a ferry, but currently no ferry company serves this route, alternative option is to take the bus from Zadar bus terminal.

Text, photos and travel tips by Morten Smalby – Croatia Expert

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Sali (Dugi Otok) - Zadar: ferries and catamarans

• Operator: G&V Line Iadera , Catamaran ( 9406 ) 06:35 Sali (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 0h 55m 07:30 Zadar - City center 6,37 € Prices ›
• Operator: G&V Line Iadera , Passenger ferry ( 406 ) 11:40 Sali (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 1h 30m 13:10 Zadar - City center 4,38 € Prices ›
• Operator: G&V Line Iadera , Catamaran ( 9406 ) 15:50 Sali (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 0h 55m 16:45 Zadar - City center 6,37 € Prices ›
• Operator: G&V Line Iadera , Catamaran ( 9406 ) 20:50 Sali (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 0h 55m 21:45 Zadar - City center 6,37 € Prices ›
• Operator: Jadrolinija , Catamaran ( 9404 ) 05:30 Brbinj (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 1h 45m 07:15 Zadar - City center 7,70 € Prices ›
• Operator: Jadrolinija , Catamaran ( 9404 ) 05:50 Božava (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 1h 25m 07:15 Zadar - City center 7,70 € Prices ›
• Operator: Jadrolinija , Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry ( 434 ) 06:00 Brbinj (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 1h 40m 07:40 Zadar - Gaženica 6,10 € Prices ›
• Operator: G&V Line Iadera , Catamaran ( 9406 ) 06:50 Zaglav (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 0h 40m 07:30 Zadar - City center 6,37 € Prices ›
• Operator: G&V Line Iadera , Passenger ferry ( 406 ) 12:00 Zaglav (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 1h 10m 13:10 Zadar - City center 4,38 € Prices ›
• Operator: Jadrolinija , Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry ( 434 ) 12:00 Brbinj (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 1h 40m 13:40 Zadar - Gaženica 6,10 € Prices ›
• Operator: G&V Line Iadera , Catamaran ( 9406 ) 16:05 Zaglav (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 0h 40m 16:45 Zadar - City center 6,37 € Prices ›
• Operator: Jadrolinija , Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry ( 434 ) 17:00 Brbinj (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 1h 40m 18:40 Zadar - Gaženica 6,10 € Prices ›
• Operator: G&V Line Iadera , Catamaran ( 9406 ) 21:05 Zaglav (Dugi Otok) directions_boat ⟶ 0h 40m 21:45 Zadar - City center 6,37 € Prices ›
• new_releases Popular routes
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Ancona
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Biograd na Moru
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Božava (Dugi Otok)
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Brbinj (Dugi Otok)
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Bršanj (Iž)
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Novalja (Pag)
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Island of Pag
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Island of Pašman
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Island of Silba
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Preko (Ugljan)
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Split
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Šibenik
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Tkon (Pašman)
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Trogir
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Veli Iž (Iž)
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Vodice
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Zadar
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Zadar - Gaženica
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Zadar - City center
• Sali (Dugi Otok) → Zaglav (Dugi Otok)
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• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Ancona 51
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Ancona 53
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Dubrovnik - Bari 54
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Valbiska (Krk) - Merag (Cres) 332
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Brestova - Porozina (Cres) 334
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Prizna - Žigljen (Pag) 335
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Stinica - Mišnjak (Rab) 337
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Lopar (Rab) - Valbiska (Krk) 338
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Kosirača (Ist) - Olib - Silba - Krijal (Premuda) - Mali Lošinj 401
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Ošljak - Preko (Ugljan) 431
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Biograd - Tkon (Pašman) 432
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Rivanj - Sestrunj - Zverinac - Molat - Zapuntel (Molat) - Kosirača (Ist) 433
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Brbinj (Dugi otok) 434
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Zadar - Bršanj (Iž) - Rava - Mala Rava 435
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Šibenik - Zlarin - Obonjan - Kaprije - Žirje 532
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Vis 602
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Vela Luka (Korčula) - Ubli (Lastovo) 604
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Trogir - Drvenik Mali - Drvenik Veli 606
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Supetar (Brač) 631
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Drvenik - Sućuraj (Hvar) 632
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Ploče - Trpanj (Pelješac) 633
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• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Stari Grad (Hvar) 635
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Rogač (Šolta) 636
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Makarska - Sumartin (Brač) 638
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Dubrovnik - Koločep - Lopud - Suđurađ (Šipan) 831
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Prapratno (Pelješac) - Sobra (Mljet) 832
• Passenger & vehicle (car) ferry Split - Ancona
• Catamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Korčula - Pomena (Mljet) - Dubrovnik 651
• Catamaran Split - Hvar 652
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• Catamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Korčula - Dubrovnik 842
• Catamaran Pula - Unije - Susak - Mali Lošinj - Ilovik - Silba - Zadar 9141
• Catamaran Rijeka - Cres - Martinšćica (Cres) - Unije - Susak - Ilovik - Mali Lošinj 9308
• Catamaran Rijeka - Rab - Novalja (Pag) 9309
• Catamaran Zadar - Premuda - Silba - Olib 9401
• Catamaran Zadar - Molat - Brgulje (Molat) - Zapuntel (Molat) - Široka (Ist) 9403
• Catamaran Zadar - Rivanj - Sestrunj - Zverinac - Božava (Dugi otok) - Brbinj (Dugi otok) 9404
• Catamaran Zadar - Mali Iž - Veli Iž - Mala Rava - Rava 9405
• Catamaran Zadar - Sali (Dugi otok) - Zaglav (Dugi otok) - Bršanj (Iž) 9406
• Catamaran Šibenik - Kaprije - Žirje 9502
• Catamaran Split - Rogač (Šolta) - Sutivan (Brač) - Milna (Brač) 9601
• Catamaran Split - Milna (Brač) - Hvar - Vis 9602
• Catamaran Split - Bol (Brač) - Stari Grad (Hvar) - Jelsa (Hvar) 9603
• Catamaran Split - Hvar - Vela Luka (Korčula) - Ubli (Lastovo) 9604
• Catamaran Split - Hvar - Prigradica (Korčula) - Korčula 9608
• Catamaran Dubrovnik - Šipanska Luka (Šipan) - Sobra (Mljet) - Polače (Mljet) - Korčula - Ubli (Lastovo) 9807
• Catamaran Dubrovnik - Korčula - Ubli (Lastovo) 9808
• Catamaran Pula - Rovinj - Poreč - Umag - Venecija
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• Passenger ferry Mali Lošinj - Vele Srakane - Unije - Susak 310
• Passenger ferry Ilovik - Mrtvaška (Lošinj) 311
• Passenger ferry Zadar - Mali Iž - Veli Iž - Mala Rava - Rava 405
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