This deep bay is one of the most popular havens for yachtsmen in the Adriatic, providing a safe berth during the strongest storms. The rocky shores of the bay are low on the landward side while facing out to sea are imposing cliffs reaching in places the heights of 180 metres. Telašćica is approachable by land and partly by road, but for the most part via hiking trails through picturesque Mediterranean landscapes.
Telašćica (Dugi Otok)
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Review by AnnaRus
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5.0
Beautiful excursion!
Incredible sights; emerald waters, views from atop cliffs, and the chance to find your own private spot around the lake to relax & swim. My boyfriend and I loved this excursion so much. We went through a man named Zoran (can't remember the excursion tour name), but he gave us an excellent deal on the boat ride there.
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Review by WeltnoMad
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5.0
Great place to explore
My partner and I took the 9:30a.m ferry from Zadar to Sali and spent a full day cycling around the island and exploring all the hidden gems it had to offer. Because we went in mid April, the Park was still quiet (and free) which made it all the better. There were helpful locals in the park offering great tips and recommendations while we were there. We then grabbed the 8:50p.m ferry back to Zadar. 20 Kuna there and 25 kuna for the trip back for us and 18 kuna there and 20 kuna back (took a catamaran back) for the bikes. Prices may vary though depending on the season.
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