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Guide to Kornat Island

Kornat is the largest island in the archipelago, known for its rocky landscape, historical ruins, and interesting geological formations.

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Nearly all of the land within the national park is privately owned. When exploring Kornat Island, hiking is restricted to marked trails and paths.

With zero shade on the island, the terrain is rugged. Bring sturdy walking shoes and plenty of water for any hike.

Aerial view of a rocky islet and boats in the Adriatic Sea.
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Tureta Fort

30-45 minutesUneven terrain

This 6th-century Byzantine fortress offers panoramic views over the archipelago. The walk up is on uneven, rocky terrain without much of a path. Wear proper closed-toe shoes.

Three people stand at a stone ruin looking at Kornati National Park islands.
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Magazinova škrila

30-45 minutesPrivate property

This massive, slanted limestone rock slab slid down the hillside during an ancient earthquake. You can access it carefully from Kravljačica, Strižnja, or Vruje. Be respectful, as you will be crossing private property.

Aerial view of a long, flat island with steep cliffs in Kornati.
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Metlina Peak

1-2 hoursNo shade

Metlina Peak is the highest point of the national park, standing at 237 meters above sea level. Start your hike early to avoid the intense midday sun. There is zero shade on the island.

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A woman stands looking out at the islands of Kornati National Park.
Private Speedboat tour to National Park Kornati Islands8 h 4.9 (57)from $210
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